The Incomparable Bella Chapter One
Miss Agatha Pallweather and Miss Clementine Folweather interview a maid named Bella Jones to fill a servant position. They nickname her Christabel Gellar and set strict rules including no followers as they seek a refined and loyal helper. Bella proves capable and earns a raise after a confrontation with a grocer.
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Clementine
Weston
Triad
Mise Agatha
Agatha
Miss Clemantine
Miley Agetha
Clementine Folrwerther
Miss Agatha
Aiysieter
Mle
Cleentine
Eralle
van Happi
Christabel
Bella
Clementiine
Cirer
Tunale
Tam
Dan
Iasi
Bella Jones
Indies
Gem
Abelr
Graceful Tea Gown in Empire Lines for Alba Wardrobe
The fashion illustration presents an Empire style tea gown in blue silk crepe. The over-skirt and scarf feature silk embroidery in pink and blue, cream net, and Valenciennes lace, with a tow-necked vest and flowing under-skirt. A crushed girdle and black Liberty satin complete the look.
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Alba
Tras
Amusing Tales of the Rev Sabine Baring-Gould
The article recalls the life of the Rev Sabine Baring-Gould celebrating his seventy plus years and his prolific writing including Onward Christian Soldiers. It describes a tale of a school visit and a village widow who demanded his aid to cure her pig and the parson’s later notoriety within his family and congregation.
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Sabiné’ Baring-Gould
David Cosperdeid
Coeoee
Bering- Goold
Christan Silners
Herarr
Meiless
Xoman
Mir Barins-Gould
Berins-Gould
Baring Gould
Silent Judge Barnes Raised to Peerage Amid Courthouse Lore
Sir John Gorell Barnes, newly raised to the peerage after serving as President of the Divorce Admiralty Division, is famed for his silent courtroom persona. Known for concise rulings and deep legal knowledge, the Liverpool shipowner's son pursued admiralty practice, while privately preferring a quiet country life and farming interests.
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John Gorell Barnes
Prolare
Bish Court of Jutsrite
Jezal Profession Ag
Eis
Duman
Liverpool
Salor
London
Portsmouth
Readesrness
Charmlet
John
Isksied Paichovl
Horse and Lost Watches in Perhentre Town Incident
An odd incident in Perhentre town involves a man rescuing a horse and recovering a missing watch. The watch was found by the horse owner who handed it to police after a brief chase and struggle. The involved horse’s behavior and the event drew concern from local residents and officials.
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Stockad
Gedica
Taft Family Portrait in White House Tradition
A profile of William Howard Taft and family, detailing Mrs Taft and their children. It notes their background, education, talents, and public life, including Mrs Taft’s diplomacy, musical ability, and dislike of the camera, and Charlie Taft’s lively, candid temperament and loyalty to his father’s political path.
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White House
Ghia Daily Telegraph
America
Tait
G Lesms
Learming
Manny
Witta Pattle
Tatts
Qalo
Tale
Ming
Miss Merron
Ifte
Jn de Philippines
Ali Roosevelt
Elirte
Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs Taft
Taft
Bussinel
Yale University
Tagt
Cee Ge
Han Ooy
Robert Tate
Suiumn
Wemes
Selo
Coltere
Tate
Academie
Beleg Tate
Allores
Belghe
Frank Manter
Washington
Philippines
Charlie Tate
Quenti
Persis
Chartie
Charile
Brent
George Washingto
Fellowa
Charlie
Charlie Taft
Taftts
Roosevelte
Unitarian Church
Episcopal Church
Helen
Teddy bear dies as Billy Possum rises in Georgia tale
A satirical piece claims the Teddy Bear is dead and Billy Possum becomes popular. It mocks President Taft roasting possum in Georgia and notes possums are widely produced, sold as nursery toys, and even worn as costumes. It links Taft's policies to possum fame and mentions racial stereotypes.
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Taft
Georgia
Fanama
Atlanta
Tate
Porsum
Billy Possum
Daliy Express
Novel Flying Tours by Motor Cars for Theatrical Feats
Two young managers Jerrard Grint and Geoffrey Gesentsey unveil motor car touring for Doily Re forming Herself. A electric lighted Pallisan saloon and a fleet of mobile stages will tour provinces, aiming to perform multiple towns with rapid, practical travel from Aberdeen to suggest widespread reach.
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Jerrard Grint
Geoffrey Gesentsey
Daily News
Henry Arthur. Jones
Aberdeen
Allen Lola
Dolly
Garlyle Birthplace Amid Neglected Prophet Memory
In Edinburgh and Ecclefechan readers discuss Carlyle who feels neglected by his own folk. Robert Cochran in Book Monthly notes the memorial remains unsettled since the January 1597 circular. The grave at Dumfriesshire weathering and lichen now threatens the stone.
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Carlyle
Robert Cochrane
Book Monthly
Betlerethan
Annandale
Edinburgh Memorial
Noom
Eeclefechan
Ecclefechan
Rane
Thought Machine Invention Promises Direct Mind Talk
Walden unveils a thought catching device that intercepts brain waves and records them on a cylinder. He demonstrates a phonograph like recorder that translates thought into audible voice and envisions universal dialogue even for the dumb. The tale notes his excitement and the invention’s potential power and danger.
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Walden
Peuce
Walton
Dreamland
Chad
Les
Hilton
Leo
Meldrum
Vis
Sam
Ealater
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