Vanishing Men and Mysterious Bren a in Love Tale
Major Peter DeWolfe, a wealthy American, is drawn into a web of romance and danger involving Brena Selcosa and Muriel Benham after an English comrade invites him to visit the Bennant family. Brena reveals a vanished past while a scheme around marriage and loyalty unfolds amid suspicion and intrigue.
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Peter DeWolfe
Eversley Benham
Bennant
Brena Selcosa
Muriel Benham
Evershy
Peter
Brena Seleoss
Muriel
Ifshe
Brena
Shads
Merrit
Greta
Greece
Guickly
Breny
Duling
Tesa
Jim Vennepin
St. Louis
Dells
Campion Paridales
Lan Hepin
Varngiee
Barerdirmenin
Monus
Parmitice
Brann
Bulapest
London
Compton Paormalee
Grena
Wilkie
Porta
Miovles
Tremayn Nash
Povimenesa
Tatian Lakes
Taxurims
Stockholm
Parmalee
Berlin
Chinaman's
Harvey Street
Na Bar
Chateau de Pontemorl
Turbulent marriage shadows a duchess dream
A dramatic scene follows Breta Selcoss and Parmalee as secret letters reveal a young bride’s rich match. Mrs Wilkie schemes to control the publicity while the groom's abrupt rise to wealth shocks their circle. (Note: OCR fragment ends abruptly with a tense, unresolved moment.)
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Tarantlea
Parmalee
Winger
Eighven
Ganil
Eyslit Ofelge
Whieltte
Wilkie
Acropolis
Brena
Mrrs
Entron
Hin
Tie
The Mayan Symbol Calms Compton Parhalee's Guile
Richard Washburn Child recounts a six month after the Dallas departure of a mysterious bride where Compton Parmalee and Brenna navigate wealth power and aesthetics. Parmalee probes Brenna's past and her father’s Aztec lore as they travel toward Cherbourg. Brenna unveils the Kukulkan symbol linking to Mayan culture while Parmalee assesses truth and illusion in their perilous dynamic.
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Dallas
Bronk Selcoss
Ile
Uren
Lori
Lenrath
Rome
Brena
Agd
Uwik
Parmalee
Distant lives alter as Paroutees drift in New York
Brenn and Compton grow distant as Brenn seeks social ease and a veneer of calm while Compton sinks into private struggle. He withdraws from society, obsessed with art and a life behind closed doors, leaving Brenn lonely and wary of his changing behavior.
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New York
Brenn
Compton
Brena
Statosnia OY
Extraordinary transition in Cowpten Parmalee tale
Chapter VIII describes a sudden change in Cowpten Parmalee triggered by his marriage. An inexplicable fear gradually takes hold of him, consuming his life and driving a spread of irrational behavior.
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Cowpten
Parmalee
Salzel
Absent minded minister relies on wife for text
A Youth's Companion contributor recalls a Wisconsin pastor with a chronic memory lapse. He forgot his sermon text and depended on his wife who would tell him the day’s line and guide the sermon, a tale of humor and saintly patience amid forgetfulness.
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Wisconsin Lown
Remarkable recovery after Lydia E Pinkham treatment
Mrs Oscar F Borgelin of Forest City Iowa writes of severe back pain after a difficult childbirth and illness for a year. She credits five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health enabling her to perform housework milking and caring for her eight month old daughter. Product advertised as available by druggists.
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Forest City
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oscar F. Borgelin
New York Farmer Attends Birmingham Picnic and Dance
Town Topics notes a New York farmer visiting Birmingham for a picnic. He stays for the dance and admires the ladies outfits, remarking that some clothes remind him of a hardwire fence, saying they seem to protect property without blocking the view.
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New York
Birmingham
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