How Joan Loved Thru
Joan Ormond, daughter of William Ormond, leaves home after clashes with family over marriage. In a desperate city drift, she encounters Esmee Crammer from Dorcesville and finds a spark of friendship as she contends with fame envy, crushes, and the lure of the hotel lobby crowd.
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Joan Ormond
William Ormand
Dorcesville
Julia
Joan
Ruch Sewell
Fimer Archer
Huch
Hush
Elmer Parcher
Dorceyville
Elmer
Touch
A New Joan Ormond Finds Luxury in Esmee’s Apartment
Joan Ormond escapes a dull room and hardship by moving in with Esmee Crammer who offers glamour and danger. Esmee paints a tempting picture of freedom while Joan weighs reliance on a sheltering, perilous arrangement. The scene ends as a visitor arrives at the luxurious flat, promising more drama.
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Jean
Joan
Joan Ormond
Elmer Parcher
Hugh
Esmee Crammer
National Hotel
Dorceyville
Esmee
Darceyvills
Grey House
Europe
Jumbo the Wolf-Blooded Sled Dog Becomes Wolf Pack King
Aertene Terhune recounts Jumbo a cross between foxhound and husky turned leader of a Quebec wolf pack. Once friendly, he vanishes from a Str Jovite kennel and returns as its alphas feared king, driving raids near farms and evading human contact.
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Tphis
Jumbo
Canada
Moseley Taylor
Boston
Massachusetts
Walter Channing
Mr. Taylor
Nome
Quebec
Devil's Lake
Jumbo the Renegade Dog Draws Wolf Like Comparisons
The piece recounts a tame dog named Jumbo turning wolfish and dangerous to livestock. It questions what caused the shift from a family pet to leader of a pack and compares Jumbo to Jack London’s Call of the Wild. The author notes the tale’s similarity to frontier rumors and ponders the true origin of Jumbo’s change.
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Eventu
Jumbo
Jack
London
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