Hearts Afire in a Hospital Dream of Love
Prudence Paige, a young country girl, recovers in a New York hospital after a theft accusation and danger in Mrs. Vansittart’s home. Nurse, thunderstorm, and a dramatic awakening with Peter Armstrong spark a mutual, transformative love amid poetic longing and youthful passion.
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Bere Traymore
Prudence Tage
Peter’ Armstrong
Prurdence
Peters
Peter
Prudence Page
Mies
Princesa
Chapter Tee Magic Spell Broken
Fragmented prose describes Pear Armstrong’s intense emotion for a man named Tray, amid a hospital setting and whispered love. The scene contrasts infatuation with a profound, enduring love described as stronger than herself and tied to a distant, remembered landscape.
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Pear Armstrong
Mourning Assembly at B H S Highlights Student Activities
The Afternoon Musical club performed the second part of the program from Friday's assembly with Vincent Andrich on cello and Mare Margaret Andrich singing, closing with a solo. Captain Frank Armitage spoke on duty toward the future. Girls discussed uniforms for graduation day and a middle blouse style. Roles open for girls to care for small children after school. contact Dean Kiley. Morning Musical Club shifts planned a future student concert.
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Vincent Andrich
Mise Maregaret Andrich
Vincent Audrich
Frank Armitage
Claris
Anniversity
Gruer
Glaks
Dean Kiley
Uf . M. Musical Clu
Roort 110
Atternge
Kiwanians Election Today Headlines Pardy Lead
Reported by Podive Commissiong Shomes shows Pardy as probable leader for Kiwanis with midweek election of officers at Stratfeld Lhis noon. Pardy would become seventh president, replacing Joseph D Wriddle. retiring directors include Abner W Mirehell John T Haviland Louis Sehwerdtle and Ghagles Gellatley. New board to be chosen. social event Night Dec 17 at Plaza follows fire play Quincy Adams Sawyer Kiwanis families to attend.
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Shomes
Pardy
Stratfeld
Joseph D. Wriddle
Abner W. Mirehell
John T. Haviland
Louis Sehwerdtle
Quincy
Adams Sawyer
Kiwinlans
Christmas Carols to be Sung at White House
Washington December 12 Mrs Coolidge wife of the President has arranged a choir of fifty voices from the First Congressional choir to review the old time Christmas eve and invites the general public to join in the rendition of old hymns at the White House grounds.
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