The Charity Girl Chapter Two Separated Friends
Audrey Maxse leaves Broadborough Girls Home under Mr Thorngate’s care bound for Mountberry as Jean Thwait stays behind in the grim asylum. A chance encounter with Lord John Glen durwood sparks a brief, fragile rescue in the train carriage and awakens Audrey to new longing and danger.
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Audrey
Audrey Maxke
Jean Y Thwait
Dean
Broadborough
Jean Thwait
Samuel Thwait
Ralph Thwait
Jean
Jenn
Audrey Maxse
Sehoghogat
Asylum
Jeni
England
Darling
Miss Irons
Mr. Thorngate
Maxie
Mountberry
Andrey
Lord John Glendurwood
Sheila
Hector
Glaston
Beignton
Mountberry Station
Audery
Tord John
Jack
Gure
Tie
Mountherry
Old Staple
Mia
Thorngate
Lord John
Andrew
Jack Glendurwood
Mrs. Thorngate
King Arthur
Aniroy
Death of John Alexander Dowie Ends Zion City Era
John Alexander Dowie founder of the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church in Zion died Saturday in Zion City after a long illness. Followers mourned as a powerful religious leader whose claims of being Elijah the Third and the Second Coming of Christ shaped Zion City and its hard driven faith.
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John Alexander Dowie
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church of Zion
Ttvine
Shiloth Tlouse
Aion City
Tie
Fisips
Gladstone
Dr. Dowie
Zion City
Elijah
Dowie
Apostolic Church
Eim-Jah
Chicago
Uld Street
Stony Island Avenue
Woodlawn
Iitte
Christhan Catholic Apostolic Church
Zion
11Th Street
Michigan Avenue
Sciatica Pain Relief Reported By Engineer
Locomotive engineer Herbert F. Spaulding from Longview recounts years of debilitating sciatica after a knee and spine injury. He credits Williams Pink Pills, purchased from Dr. Williams Medicine Co., with his cure after six boxes, enabling him to return to work and daily life.
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Herbert FE. Spaulding
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Longview
Hot Springs
Mr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dryden's Ruse and the Publisher's Payment Deception
A tale describes Dryden negotiating for payment on Virgil translation. Towson refused to pay the sum, Dryden sent lines mocking the publisher. The bearer claimed Dryden said the writer could produce more lines, prompting Towson to send the money immediately.
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Dryden
Virgil
Jacob Torson
Vonson
Towson
Youson
Harmonious relations and the Marquis del Grillo tale
A New York Times writer recounts Marquis del Grillo, famed Ptullan actress Ristor's first husband, using witty lads as personal valets. A pianist applicant clashes by mocking him, but the Marquis approves the bold reply and notes the term talk with his steward.
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Marquis del Grillo
Ristor
New York Times
Ile
Margui Ordomoe
Fooling the Preacher with Postum at Dinner
A doctor quit coffee after discovering it harmed him and his wife notes how he fooled his clerical brother at dinner by serving Postum. The wife claims four years of benefit from Postum, arguing it resembles coffee in flavor but lacks coffee's harms, and a ten day trial proves its safety. Name credited to Postum Co. Ltd. Battle Creek Mich.
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Postum
Postum Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
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Lrons
Jenn Thyait
Walter
Toledo Blade
Ideath
Shiloh Awouse
Seenen
Victorien
Vollowers
Dewlac
Alexander Dowie
Sciatig
Tella
Williama
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