Mrs. Fenton and Fred in Dawlish Parting and Reunion
Fred and Laura Fenton share a summer parting in London and Dawlish. Laura probes Fred about Susie Moore while hinting at other suitors. Fred battles lingering love for Susie, grows drawn to Laura's charm, and readiness to accept alternative companionship as they plan a long stay and possible home together.
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Fred
Han A
Susie Moore
Susie
Claughton
Germany
Moores
Miss Moore
Dawlish
Laura
London
Frey
Susle Moore
Tam
Australia
Notes on modern farming and livestock care tips
A broad farm journal piece covers teaching shortages in agriculture, seed stock quality, flax meal futures, asparagus and dairy management, poultry nutrition, cattle feeding, pig and sheep care, silage, turkey diseases, butter flavor, horse upkeep, hog pasture under orchards, and water quality. It stresses humane handling, breeding choices, and cost efficiency for every farm operation.
Lady Paget on Tips at Havana Center Dinner
Lady Arthur Paget, honored by Frederick Townsend Martin at the Plaza, denounces American tipping excess. She notes tips are thrice England France five times Italy, and jokes about a wife asking about yard-long hair on a dress coat and a porter who would not accept a tip for calling a taxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Paget
Arthur Paget
Frederick Townsend Martin
Plaza
England
France
Italy
Prostate Remark Cites Marriage Views By Mrs Bangs
In Washington Star an elderly speaker notes fewer divorces would occur if men and women saw marriage as a romantic battle. A luncheon scene shows two businessmen discussing a newly wedded friend who jokes his late father in law’s clothes fit him like wall paper.
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Bangs
New York Association
Dsad
George
Washington Star
Silence Sometimes Gives Consent Or Offense Across Court Hard Talk
A brief dialogue contrasts a woman’s claim of no quarrels with her other lovers and a man’s demand for proof. The man suggests absence of contradiction implies nothing, while the woman hints that if others were present they’d not challenge her. The Cleveland Leader notes the saying that silence can signal consent or offense.
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Cleveland
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Mrs. Fenton
W. E. Norris
Susia
Kissingen
Switzerland
Mr. Brefilt
Sydney
Parliament
Scotland
King's Cross
Brook Farm
Willem Catt
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Normandy
Corn Belt
Chas, A. Grubb
4Th and
Chestnut Streets
Atlantic
Iowa
T. B. Swan
Prosbate
J. B. Rockafellow
D. O. Herbert
East Fifth Street
Max Emmert
J. D
Musson
Bell
C. G. Clark
Homeopathic
Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
R. A
Chas. D. Finley
Chestnut Street
C. L. Campbell
Gillespie Building
A. S. Mullins
W. C. Heers
Smiley's
Music Store
Green
G. R. Miller
J. A. Giffen
CG. Thurman
Furniture
WV. M. Bailey
Bellast
Chestnut St
Tal
Butler
M. H. Butler
Tie
Paopla
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