Cap'n Warrens Wards Continues Mystery and Guardianship
In a tense family revelation Caroline learns Captain Elisha Warren, once sister to her father, stands as guardian via an unsettled will. Sylvester details the Akrae Rubber Company saga and a secret promise to repay funds, while the lawyer hints at buried truths about trust and restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Father
Sylvester
Caroline
Elisha
My-Elf
Warren
Tereff
Oman
South America
Akrae
Steven
Thatman
Wei
Elisha Warren
Rodgers Warren
Rodgers
Thanksgiving at South Denboro Ends in Family Reconciliation
Caroline learns Captain Warren plans to restore her late father’s fortune to her and Steve. Uncle Elisha negotiates a path to acceptance, Caroline agrees to take the money, and she sends for Jim Pearson as Thanksgiving dawns. The scene closes with Steve and Jim arriving, sealing a hopeful reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Warren
Sylvester
Martin
Elisha
Caroline
Jim Pearson
Steve
Abbie
Urele SeNsha
South Denboro
Filisha
Dan
Jim
Victory Loan drive aims to finish the job with patriotism
War Loan officials in the Ninth Federal Reserve District gear up for the Victory Loan campaign. A. R. Rogers says locals will do their full share to finish the job as Carter Glass and Theodore Wold urge continued support. Glass calls for generous support to fund troops abroad and honor fallen heroes.
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Ninth
Federal Reserve District
A. R. Rogers
War Loan Organization
Carter Glass
the Treasury
Northwest
United States
Theodore Wold
Ninth District Federal Reserve Bank
America
France
Treasury
Minneapolis
Atlantic
Better Business Convention
Britain
Ypres
Victory Liberty Loan Aims At Blind Veterans
Soldiers speak of the blindness tragedy of war with France listing 3200 blinded men. The United States has fewer cases but funds and kindness aid in training blind veterans for self support until independent. The appeal urges April 21 allotment to help educate and empower the blind boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury Department
Great Britain
France
Treasury
America
Russia
Germany
Berlin
Uncle Sam
New York
Httle
Victory Liberty Loan
Victory and
Peace
Why American Publishers Are Liked
The passage compares old and modern magazines noting American magazines mix quality and commerce. It argues American editors pay well for stories, attracting top English writers who publish first in the U.S. for better display and price, unlike London editors who may undervalue them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinburne
William Morris
Palm Trees
Whitechapel
America
London
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Cap’n Warrens
Him
Ylvester
Graves
Akrae Company
Mr. Sylvester
Wen
Marm Dunn
Eenny Sylvester
Loveray
Captain Sasha
Joseph Chapman
Promised Land
Congress
U. S
War Department
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