New Envoy MacVeagh Named American Ambassador to Japan
President Coolidge appoints Charles MacVeagh, New York lawyer, as ambassador to Japan succeeding Edgar Bancroft. The note recalls Miss Lyster’s death and a soldier seeking Nan, who later meets Peter, linking Nan, Joan Endicott, and Miss Lyster in a broader tale.
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London Honeymoon Dreams Lost On Return Home
Nan recalls a letter from Taey promising a London honeymoon and rings, but his return shifts focus to shopping with Arnott. Nan faces strained goodbyes, anxieties about Joan, and a path from a difficult home life to London seeking a new start as a companion to Miss Lyster, who dies leaving Nan unsettled yet supported by solicitor Mr. Rook.
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Moultrie farmer dies in elevator en route to doctor
B F Morse 75 a retired Worth County farmer died in an elevator on the way to see a physician in Moultrie Georgia. He complained of illness before entering the elevator and died almost instantly. Survived by two sons and a daughter. Funeral plans not yet set. plus a joke noting that women make mistakes about jewels in Atlantic City.
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