A Crown of Faith Chapter XIV Continues
Ella Wycherly plots independence from her mother as Lionel Leigh weighs aiding her. Ellen Watson, posing as Mrs. Calthorpe, pushes behind the scenes to secure Arthur Calthorpe’s acknowledgment and a future Countess title, while Leila Leigh confronts rival claims and unsettling news about Arthur’s health and possible inheritance.
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Lionel
Ella
Ella Wycherly
Heey Eee
Mr. Leigh
London
Leik, Leigh
Ladies’ College of
St. Martha's
Arthur Calthorpe
Ellen Watson
Earl of Beryl
Abbotshold
Navy
Slyde Park
Miss Watson
Calthorpe
Geranium Villa
O'Flight
Ellen
High Street
England
Tomn
Arthur
Leila Leigh
Miss Pritch
Leila
St. Martha’s
Miss Leigh
Wycherly
Leigh
Mer
Leslaigh
Adventuress
Dr. Marks
Miss Pritchard
Wace
Mr. Calthorpe
Beryl
Dberyl
Carfied
Telephone call misunderstanding ends with Knotts plan to visit Watt
A brief, unclear exchange via telephone reveals misidentified names as Watt and Knott discuss who will be in. Tim Knott confirms his name and Watt agrees to a possible in person visit, before the line is cut.
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Watt
Was
Jones
Pm Knott
Tim Knott
Will Knott
William Knott
Knott
Tuimtler
What Caused It
Norace and Miss Jolly share a chilly morning exchange as Horace notes Helen’s frosted face from a car tour without glass. Jennie mockingly comments on a neighbor, and Clara shrugs off the gossip about painting. Boyce recalls Smith’s romantic setback and belief his wife was rich.
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Norace
Miss Jolly
Helen
Horace
Ocean Railroad to Key West Trains Now Running
Henry M. Flagler's ocean crossing railway reaches Knight's Key, eighty-one miles from Miami, with concrete arches spanning shallow ocean water. Through sleeping cars from New York and Chicago aim for Havana by ferry, opening next tourist season. track consists of mainland and sea spans, elevated to 31 feet above high water for coastal views.
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Henry M. Flagler
Keys
Florida
Knight's Ker
New York
Chicago
Ker
Havana
Knight's Key
Flagler
Key West
Miami
Homestead
North America
Ocean
Ker Large
Tos
Atlantic Ocean
Global shocks and political shifts amid early 20th century news
A digest of international events reports earthquakes in Haiti, immigration talks between Japan and Canada, riot control in Berlin, Persian peace terms, a Paris aeronautic accident, a proposed German war automobile corps, a French aeronaut winning a prize, Berlin aiding starving children, Portugal’s republic suggestion, Kaiser sister scandal in Germany, a Berlin noble’s death, Russia’s naval expansion plans, Japanese concern over US measures, Morocco’s Sultan pledge to expel French troops and reject the Algeciras conference.
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Persia
Teheran
M. Bleriot
Paris
Russian War Department
War Automobile Corps
Henry Farnam
Berlin
Portugal
Hanten
Prince Bernard of
Saxeneimar
Lucchesmi
Russia
United States
Morocco
Algerciras
Saviour of the World and the New Birth Theme
Sunday School lesson on John 3 16 and 21 21 explains salvation through belief in Christ and submission to God. It contrasts true worship with Pharisaic self righteousness, cites Nicodemus as a learner, and notes the Spirit and the crucified lifted serpent as symbols of new life and atonement.
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Jesus
God
Christ
Pharisee
Nicodemus
Adam
Moses
R. V
Her Powers and a Parlor Quip
A trimmed newspaper fragment depicts dialogues about a wife’s eloquence and contradiction. It also parodies a boy’s defense to a father and a courtroom pun about default. The tone mirrors a light Chicago News style with brief, witty exchanges.
Cuticura Cures Eczema in Three Sisters
Miss Edith Iannier reports success after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for eczema of the head. A sister also was cured and another used Cuticura Resolvent and Pills as a tonic. The note praises the remedies and credits a friend for the recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Iannier
Morrison
Probable Outcome Questioned by a Citizen
A reader asks what would happen to the fleet in a real battle, noting skepticism and predicting defeat as in past conflicts. The exchange reflects cautious public doubt about military strength and effectiveness.
Those Delicious Lemon Piles and Other Notices
A batch of short, product oriented notices covers lemon pie mixture from OUR-PIE by D-Zerta Food Co. Rochester NC, a French road tar method for macadamized roads at low cost, a Bromo Quinine laxative with RE W Grove signature, a cold cure claim priced at 25 cents, and a remark on India’s population and mobility reducing cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D-Zerta Food Co
Rochester
N. C
RE. W. Grove
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Thousands of American women suffer in silence from female troubles. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is claimed to support women with displacements, inflammation, and other pains. Testimonies from Mrs F Ellsworth and Mrs W P Boyd advocate its use and Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
F. Ellsworth
Mayville
N. Y
W. P. Boyd
Beaver Falls
Lydia E.pinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Wycherly
Mears
Jennie
Wilson
Clara
Boyce
Smith
Joyce
Haiti
Canada
Japan
Blank
Feir
Father
Harold
Papa
Chicago News
Sam
Yassir
Veland Pisin Dealer
India
Saskatchewan
Alberta
W. D. Scott
Ottawa
Broughton
Uiney
Ill
T. Holmes
Jackson St
St. Paul
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