Hargrave’s Paris Romance and Revival After Scandal
Hargrave confronts the Horridge scandal and discovers that Stephen Horridge harmed Sir James Morridge’s patients. He and Violet flee to Paris, declare plans to marry, and finalize a life of renewed joy with friends and a hopeful future.
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Hargrave
Pellingham
Horridge
Stephen Horridge
James Morridge
Blackguard
James
Rye
St James
Violet
Eddie
James Horridge
Philip
Times
Sir James
Philip Gorse
Johnnie
Avenue Des Fleurs
Governor Trumbull Ill in Bed with Severe Cold
Hartford March 17 AP Governor John H Trumbull is confined to bed at his Plainville home with a very severe cold He planned to address the A O H banquet here this evening but will be unable to attend.
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Paris
Italy
Violet
Comtesse Fayahki
Fedora Fayaldi
Robert
Mr. Wegges
Hargrave
Sadie
Tlis
Hartford
John H. Trumbulls
Plainville
A O. H
Phil
Tilly
Ile
Tligh Street
Mother
Phi
Eng
Household Table Dishes and Fair Craft Ideas for Tomorrow
Household table notes a menu for tomorrow including grapefruit cereal poached eggs coffee toast lunch of macaroni with tomato sauce potatoes and desserts plus a feature on church fair crafts Mop Mappet pin cushions bureau covers and egg cosy patterns with instructions for cross stitch and simple sewing projects aimed at home makers and stall sellers.
Experience Charlotte declares parity, voices debate
In a local exchange labeled EXPER IENCE Charlotte, participants discuss parity and economic measures. Amy H. Tisas notes Marvin acknowledges a 7 percent target while referencing a two-handed effort and a coupe, highlighting regional dialogue on policy and daily life.
Benson Hartford Man Gets Paris Divorce
Irving Neon Henson was granted a divorce in Paris courts from Mary Evelyn Benson on abandonment charges. They wed in Hartford, Connecticut in June 190% at Tartford. Wife’s current residence listed as 32 Word Place Dartford.
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Paris
Irving Neon Henson
Mary Evelyn
Borseson Benson
Tartford
Conn
Dartford
Mothers and Their Children Exchange Tasks for Harmony
A mother recalls how, with no errands for each child, she proposed an amicable swap of chores. The children held a conference, divided tasks to fit conditions, and the plan worked well in the long run.
Fun Shop Editor's Puzzle and Light Verse Mix
A fragmented page features a playful column with snippets from The Fun Shop and editor Beatrice Loventhal. Phrases mix quirky lines about boundaries of earth and mirth with a reader's missive about beauty sleep, Aunt Jean remarks, and a humorous back and forth on poetry and nightly rest.
Farade and Foot Sots In Odd School Row
A chaotic OCR like fragment reports stirring lines about a St Patrick’s Day parade and mischief near a high school. It includes quoted quips about sores on feet and a comment on girls playing with a doll in a home setting. The text features names and playful banter with no clear structured event.
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Gilligan
The Fun Shop Radio Show and Klass at Krazy Kolegh
A playful Bridgeport Telegram item describes The Fun Shop station MFJ broadcasting from The Fun Shop with a bedtime story story and quirky weather and comic bits. It notes audience calls collected by Mr. Mercury and a Krazy Kollegh segment with humorous classroom sketches by Gertrude Junior and reader submissions policy.
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MFJ
Kiddles
Kindermurten
Kissea
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Mr. Mercury
Krazy Kollegh
Gertrude
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Monte Carlo
Enstallment LX
Fiargrave
Warden Wach
Bygjnyai Williami
Cor
Wipe
Gloyal Williams
GOV
Trumbull
ILI
Maciad
Laura A. Kirkman
Charlotte
Marvin
Amy H. Tisas
Benson
Maxson Foxhall Judell
Earth
Anita
Law‘ence
Aunt Jean
Beatrice YW
Loventhal
Mrs. O Toole
Margy
Marie Constangy
Kean Observers
Dolla
Dolly
Mrs. W. W. Hepburn
FUN Shop
Krazy Kindergarten
Dusty
Peetcher
Della Herwitz
Ita
Bridgeport Telegram
George McManus
Jaas
Skippy
Earl
Mama
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