Return of Margaret as Countess of Stranmore
Margaret wakes to shocking revelations of her birth and marriage as Sir Humphrey Durant and Lady Darrell observe the change. Stranmore reveals unwavering love and forgiveness, and amid reunion at Braxton Castle the couple begin a simple, contented life. Valerie’s downfall contrasts with Margaret’s restored happiness.
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Sir Humphrey
Arthur
Lady Darrell
Arnolds
Arnold
Margaret
Lord Radine
Lady ‘Darrell
Martha Brown
Davis
Valerie Ross
Stranmore
Braxton Castle
Lady Stranmore
Humphrey Durant
Geoffrey Armistead
Frank Meredith
Countess of
Cyril
Paul Ross
Valerie
Try Bisulated Magnesia for Digestive Relief
A historical ad touts bisulated magnesia as a remedy for stomach trouble and indigestion. It claims rapid relief after meals, neutralizing acid, reducing wind, and healing inflammation, with anecdotes like Mr P V Anderson praising long-term benefits. It warns only bisulated magnesia should be used.
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P& V. Anderson
Stand
The Critic In Wartime Australia And Oddities
A satirical column reviews wartime rationing and policies in Australia, jokes about wool prices and taxes, and notes on local quips. It laments commissions of inquiry, fair-trial leniency, and odd rural anecdotes from Warracknabeal to Wingham, ending with tales of tin-kettling and a wedding gag.
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England
Australia
Commonwealth
Albury
Wingham
Chronic Chest Complaints and Peppermint Cure Quips
A witty dialogue excerpt from a 19th century piece features lines about chronic chest complaints and a tonic called Woods Great Peppermint Cure. It includes a humorous quarrel scene over reforming a spouse and a joke about temper differences between blondes and brunettes.
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Bombala Times
the Critic
Belinds
George Washington
United States
Warracknabeal
Queanbeyan
St. John’s Wort
St. John’s
N.S.W
Humber
Brotherton
Walker
Brobson
Brobsons