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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1919

Page

3

News of Money Lender's Son Stirs Small Town

Barton Baynes, an orphan, grows up with relatives on a farm near Lickitysplit in 1826. He befriends Sally Dunkelberg and the enigmatic Roving Kate while Amos Grimshaw, heir to wealth, is warned by Kate of doom for Amos. A future power struggle over a farm and a murder attempt set Barton on a path to Canton and Michael Hacket's school.

Barton Baynes Peabody Baynes Deel Rattleroad Lickitysplit Sally Dunkelberg Barton Kate Amos Grimshaw Baynes Amos Silas Wright, Jr Canton Sranger Bart Michael Hacket Colonel Hand Mrs. Hacket Ben Grimshaw Mr. Hackett Mary Mike Henry Wills Henry Sally Grimshaw Cain Benjamin Grimshaw Wills President van Buren Abraham Michael Henry Wright Mr. Wright Senator Wright

The Senator Wright and the Grimshaw Case Frays a Village

In a rural town, Colonel Hand reports Amos Grimshaw’s murder arrest as tension rises over law and order. Bart, the narrator, observes school life, the judge's nephew, and community figures Michael Henry and Senator Wright as they navigate loyalty, class, and a looming legal fight.

Grimshaw Bribery Offer Sparks Dark Plot Twist

Grimshaw attempts to bribe Uncle Peabody to stop Bart from revealing Amos's guilt. Details of how Uncle Peabody and Bart respond are reserved for the next installment.

Grimshaw Uncle Peabody Bart Amos

Be Continued Buoyed by Glorious Faith

Poetic fragment notes buoyancy of faith in the face of death and longing for reunion, reflecting on mortality and spiritual consolation.

Southey

Her Happiest Days and The Slough of Despair

A Boston Transcript quote notes that the happiest days of a woman’s life were when she was eighteen and living carefree. It adds a darker line about the weak man sinking into despair, contrasting optimism and hardship.

Boston Transcript

Suitable Concession Clip Delivers Wistful Humor

A brief scene shows a father and son negotiating over a rubber coat with a playful quip about "stretching a point" reflecting resourceful, homespun wit in a lighthearted exchange.

Gray hair remedy and health tips advertisement

An advertisement cites a recipe for darkening gray hair using bay rum Barbo Compound and glycerine with directions provided in each Barbo box. It claims hair will darken gradually, become soft, and not color the scalp. Other lines note horse and donkey coats and promote Garfield Tea for constipation.

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