Farmer’s Daughter of Chapel Chapter XX Wedding Stir
Mrs Clayton reflects on past cruelty and forgiveness as Winifred marries. Maxwells skip the wedding while villagers celebrate with feasts. Spring at Hazell Court brings renewed grace as Mrs Clayton contemplates inviting Col d Aguilar, urging Errol to write.
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Maxwell
Abryone
Sir Howard
Winifred
Miss Eyre
Hazell Court
London
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Ada Fordyce
Harold Brekine
Madame de Monte- Nieuw
Madame
Bret
Grace
Errol
Ma Belle
Veo
Feo
Mra. Clayton
Francia Clayton
Gues
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Secret letter stirs a secluded courtship at the Manor
Mrs. Hastings persuades Errol to draft a note inviting Col. d Aguilar to stay. The Colonel arrives grave and courteous, torn between duty and love for Mrs. Clayton. Winifred schemes among friends to spark a confession while Fee reads alone in the green room.
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Harol
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Wink Fred
Hounslow
Clayton
Francis Clayton
Mrs. Hastings
Col. d’ Aguilar
Tam
Grandpapa
Col. d'Aguilar
Lord Lancing
Gol
d'Aguilar
Mrs. Clayton
Fee
Kee
Ivora and the Star of Belton Ends a Love Confession
In a London drawing room, Mrs. Clayton confronts Col. d Aguilar and Fee about love, status, and wealth. Ivora, the poised heroine, is urged to marry for happiness, while Fee contemplates returning to the stables as tensions flare. Ivora asks for love, and he professes lifelong devotion, sealing their bond as the passage ends.
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Fee
Abe
Wae
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Sbe
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Not Pampered Tutor Describes Education of Italy’s King
The present king’s boyhood tutor recounts strict discipline and equal treatment, noting the prince was told to fetch items and respond to corrections like any pupil. He cites blunt remarks on royal heads and duties, and questions about diet influencing character, with humorous exchanges about food and manners.
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Crazy man shoots at Kansas crowd killing four
In Winfield Kansas a deranged 30 year old man opened fire on a Main Street concert crowd of about 5000 as the Damen band played. Four died, many injured. the shooter Gilbert Twigg killed by Officer Sibolas, then fatally wounded himself.
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Washington braces for extra session on financial reform
Washington reports a vague briefing on a Senate subcommittee meeting with the President. An extraordinary session of Congress is expected next fall to consider financial legislation and to enact measures tied to Cuban reciprocity. President Roosevelt stresses precaution against dangerous financial excess and seeks a remedy to avert future crises.
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Desperado Breaks Jail in Sheridan Escape
Boone Peter, the desperado wanted in North Carolina for killings of two deputies, escaped Sheridan county jail by unlatching the door bolt with a broom handle and chair rung tied with a handkerchief, then cutting through a brick wall with a poker. another prisoner followed him and alerted police as Sheriff Neilson and Marshal Crinnell post a 150 dollar reward.
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Vesuvius Erupts With Heavy Lava Streams Menacing Ottajano
Mount Vesuvius erupts with two heavy lava streams pouring from a new base opening. One flow races toward Ottajano as panic spreads, people praying in churches and seeking open spaces for safety.
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Misery Deepens in Hurricane Stricken Kingston District
Aug. 15 Kingston Jamaica destitution in hurricane zone is appalling as thousands seek shelter and supplies. Churches and public buildings were demolished leaving homeless and ill clad. A Port Antonio meeting appealed to the American public for aid.
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HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON FARM PROFIT EXPECTATIONS
Oregon farmers report strong prospects with high prices and large yields across wheat hay and dairy. Wheat yields near 20 bushels per acre imply profits of 3 to 3.50 per acre after costs. hay commands 7 to 8 dollars a ton with two to three tons per acre. prune and dairy markets remain favorable. smallpox cases rise in Sinslaw. school population grows while attendance dips amid labor scarcity.
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Walla Walla
Sale
California
Tota
Cattlemen Refuse to Sell Amid Rising Hay Prices
Cattlemen in the region refuse to sell as export buyers offer low prices. Hay fetches $10 a ton, up $4 from last fall, while feed remains scarce. Crowding and overstocked ranges push cattlemen to wait, fearing forced sales at losses if buyers hold out.
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Deschutes
United States
Bend
Prineville
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