The Escapade Opens After the English Castle Chase
A Puritan bride and Lord Carrington’s marriage unfolds after a revolution era move to Carrington Castle England. Jealousy sparks a family tilt over a card game. Ellen flees with Deborah toward Portsmouth racing rivals Strathgate and Seton.
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Wllen Blocum
Lord Carrington
England
Carrington Castle
Carringtons
Lady Carrington
Jord Strathgate
Ebien
Carrington
Seton
Strathgate
Portsmouth
Ellen
Impromptu Affair on the High Seas Continues
Ellen Carrington eludes Sir Charles Seton and Lord Carrington in a tense harbor chase. Aiming to intercept the New Eagle she spots a merchantman and two pursuing boats, then forces a shore landing to escape. Deborah trembles while Ellen maintains control, planning to board the fast ship for safety and resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
Ellen
Lady Carrington
Eagle
Ike
Earl of Strathgate
Lord Carrington
Debbie
Ferlen
Seton
Ollen
Sir Charles
Mistress Debbie
Elien
Charles
Elen
Carrington
Strathgate
Haight
Cooper
At Home to Customers A Lesson in Courtesy
A 1908 Bowden essay argues salespeople must be present and courteous to every customer. It warns that neglectful staff deny service, urging pleasant, proactive hospitality, patient, genuine goodwill, and focus on the buyer’s needs. The piece frames courtesy as essential to sales and morale.
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Miss One
Missus
Joseph B. Bowlem
Deaf Man Uses Speaking Tube Sterilization Fight in Street
In a street encounter a deaf man and a germ-fighting advocate head to a drug store. The advocate sterilizes a speaking tube with disinfectant, declaring he will not take chances on spreading disease. The other man watches, torn between concern and seeking a reply.
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First Aid To Hearing
A Golden Rule for Truthful Speech
A reflection on the absent urges applying a simple standard. Bishop Beveridge warns against praising a man’s virtues to his face or speaking of his faults behind his back, a rule that would abolish flattery and defamation alike.
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Bishop Beveridge
Cold Day Quote Sparks Urban Wit in Detroit Free Press
A sharp quip notes the paradox of frigid weather while a woman fails to heat things up for a man, reflecting a sly urban dialogue captured by the Detroit Free Press.
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Detroit Free Press
Fireless cooking rules for heat transfer methods
The passage outlines methods for fireless cooking using an airtight box with a heat conductor. Food must be steaming and at boiling point when placed inside, and reheating or replacement should occur after thorough warming. It emphasizes adherence to core rules to succeed.
Miller Suite 2 Gillespie Building Musson Office
Miller G R lists suite 2 in Gillespie Building Musson at Atlantic with office number 396 for contact.
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Gillespie Building
Musson
Atlantic
Res
Dr C G Clark Former Internist at State University Iowa
Dr C G Clark is listed with a home phone 461 Black and office 263 Black Atlantic, indicating his professional address and contact details as a former interne at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
Black
Atlantic
Wills drawn and probated in Atlantic practice
Wills drawn and probated with reports prepared for administrators and guardians and their appointments secured. Probate practice described as a specialty in general law business conducted by Atlantic firm.
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Atlantic
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By Cyrus Townsend Brady
Illustrations BY
Ray Walters
W. QO. Chapman
Sere Meres Ers
Joseph B. Bowles
Diana Hirschler
LL. B
Chas, A. Grubb
Attorney AT Law
4Th & Chestnut Streets
Iowa
G. R., Miller
C. G. Clark
Dr, R, A, Gamble
Osteopathic
Oriez Puove
T. B. Swan
DR. C. L, Campbell
Ben A. Wood
U. S. Mullins
Xray Laboratory
Charles Od, Finley
Josephine Cook
Finley
Chestnut St
Atlantic, Iowa
Butler
M. H. Butler
J. A. Giffen Succesor
T. O. Thurman Furniture Company, Furniture and Undertaking
W. Mi. Bailey Emfabher Day Phone
Atlantic, Ié
D, O, Herbert
East Fifth Street
D. S
Disbrow
C. J. Litterst
Walnut Street
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