Blakeley’s Redemptive Journey With Rough Riders Ends in Love
Blakeley, once blinded by intemperance, regains memory and vows reform. Seeking purpose, he joins Col. Wood's Rough Riders in Cuba, earning honor at San Juan Hill under Lt. Col. Roosevelt. Wounded after the hill, he stands defiant, amid tales of cowboy valor and looming marriage preparations at the “white house.”
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Blakeley
San Antonio
Texas
East
Col. Wood
Regiment of
Rough Riders
Siboney
Cuba
Santinco
FE Caney
San Juan Hill
Col
Roosevelt
San Juan
Woman Faces Broken Engagement and Turn to Nursing
A tale shifts from a lavish mansion wedding to a betrayed fiancée who, shattered by Blakeley’s absence, pursues purpose as a nurse. She trains in leading schools and joins the Red Cross, serving at Montauk Army Hospital, as the week’s installment concludes. Denver, Ind.
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Blakeley’s
Blakeley
Mr. Blakeley
Dr. Turner
Philadelphia
New York
Red Cross Society
U. S. Army Hospital
Montauk
Warning to Young Men About Quitting Tobacco
A narrator describes quitting chewing tobacco after a long habit. He recalls a night when he shared a game of whist with a future wife and slipped a quid of tobacco in his mouth while avoiding being seen by ladies, starting the tale of his resolve.
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