Hidden Truths Haunt Jane Grand In London Drama
Jane Grand confronts a past kept from her by key allies as she learns her father died repentant on the hulks and that her life has been guided by secrecy. Mr Clithero reveals how Miss Lynch and Mohun shaped her upbringing to shield her from the truth until marriage.
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Mr. Clithero
Jane
Jane Grand
Mel
Gifford
Yatton
Mr. Mohyn
Miss Grand
Giftford
London
Gifford Mohiun
Gifford Mohun
Mr. Mohun
Bane
Dwiy
Haglazid
Afi Molida
Tania
Vystemiade
Miss Lynch
Sin
Lammich
Paddington
Mohun
Hogarth
Rubicon
Tottenham Court Road
Loudon
Babylon
Jose Giffard
Mr. Clliero
G&ot
Mr. Olithero
Houghton
The Grand Affair and Jane's Relentless Resolve
Jane Grand endures a night of exhausting decisions after a secret kept by Miss Lynch. She confronts her transformed self and fears Gifford's reaction as she prepares for a difficult return to Paddington. The day leaves her isolated, wary of London crowds, and determined to face Mohun's looming implications.
Commodores and curious visitors at Grand Central scene
Two young men in blue serge and brown boots approach a NYYC commodore in the entrance hall and joke about a new automobile with a busted tire. The text notes a modern bullet capable of piercing car bodies at 550 yards, reflecting era tone and oddball humor.
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New York Yacht Club
Grand Central
Intensive Horticulture on a Nine Acre New York Farm
On a nine acre eastern New York farm B P Powell details intensive horticulture results including multiple crops, income projections, and plant breeding advances. He argues intensive methods beat extensive farming by providing diverse yields, with potential annual surpluses and new hybrids.
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New York
B. P. Powell
Fay
Thoughts' Eek the Quire San Poem Fragment
A poem fragment by Hattie Tyng Griswold in Independent ponders facing mortality during a great flood. The speaker questions courage and future reunion with love and life as the river of death approaches.
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Independent
Religion as the cure for social ills and a new birth
The piece argues moral reform hinges on religion not politics or economics. It cites Bible quotes and calls for a renewed faith to temper greed, foster brotherhood, and elevate society. It urges Christians to seek God's kingdom and righteous living through renewal of heart and spirit.
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Tezekiel
God
Joseph
Junius Bo
St James Lutheran
Charea
New York City
Jesus
Layna
Apostle Paul
Howard Leggett
Greenfield
Mass
the Gazette and Courier
Remarked Suicide Motives Bleed Into Local Headlines
A York World clipping lists a string of suicide notes or motives from various individuals across Pennsylvania Missouri New Jersey and Illinois. Reasons range from personal vanity old age and romantic fixation to public embarrassment and missed trains. Names include Josiah B Riddle Irene Baltimore Bogeins Ponlepo Fulponi Mrs Grace De Wolf Herman Reckling James Andrews and George Hawthorne Smith among others.
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Josiah B Riddle
Jefferson City
Irene Baltimore Bogeins
Atlantic City
Ponlepo Fulponi
Chicago
Venus
Willam Thomas
Punxustawney
Herman Reckling
West Hazleton
James Andrews
Oxford
Grace de Wolf
St Louis
Robert Lehman
Mo‘nes
Shin
Hey Sang
George Hawthorne Smith
New Yorks
York World
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Ecarw
Chester
Pass
Nee
Grace
Atlanta
Frank Weldon
Atlanta, Ga
The
Wall Street Journal
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