The Highgrader Romance in The Way of a Man with a Maid
Raine's western tale centers on Moya Dwight and Jack Kilmeny amid mining camps. Two heroines and two heroes drive a mix of romance, peril, and ethical debate over highgrading in Cripple Creek and Goldfield. The author underscores Colorado settings and Raine’s craft.
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Jack Kilmeny
Moya Dwight
Joyce Seldon
Capt
Ned Kilmeny
Moya
Jack
Ned
Cripple Creek
Goldfield
William MacLeod Raine
Raine
Colorado
West tale aboard a river lodge stirs gossip and romance
Crumbs Jack Kilmeny and miner Steve recount a British party at a Gunnison River lodge. Miss Dwight and Joyce Seldon clash with Verinder as Kilmeny guides a calm Western philosophy about democracy and pace of love while a fishing night fuels tension and attraction.
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Colter
Lord James
Jim Farquhar
Lady Jim
Dwight
Joyce Seldon
Kilmeny
Byger
Steve
Curly
Johnnie Boy
Jack Kilmeny
Merried
England
Ireland
Mrs. Kilmeny
Maya
Verinder
Miss Dwight
Joyce
Moya
Mr. Verinder
Chicago
Miss Seldon
Albion Fellows Bacon and housing reform in small towns
The author praises Albion Fellows Bacon and urges learning about better housing through population data and national resources. She recommends contacting the National Housing Association, colleges, women’s clubs, or the Bureau of Vocational Information for guidance and highlights Bacon’s writings Beauty for Ashes and Consolation. Public libraries can access any U S congressional library book for a price.
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Albion Fellows Baton
United States
New York
Alabama
California
National Housing Association
Atlantic Monthly Press
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Baker
Percy Pennypacker
Chautauqua
United States Congressional Library
Florence Cotman on suffrage and self expression in politics
Florence Cotman of Little Rock speaks on women as citizens in an Arkansas town, urging weekly lectures on current events and a strong international friendship to safeguard democracy. She cites her suffrage speaking in New York in 1915 and 1917 and stresses home life, vocational training, and business experience for women.
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San Francisco
Florence Cotman
Arkansas
Little Rock
New York City
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Lapra Miller
Rockies
Gunnison
Tipperary
Mebbe
Crumbs
Dobyans Verinder
Farquhar
Moving Picture Companies
Daily Labor
Miss Joyce
Albion Fellows Bacon