The Charity Girl by Effie A Rowlands Part II chapter
Audrey Maxse arrives at Dinglewood as a new servant to Sheila Fraser. She navigates the grand house, befriends a housemaid, tours the corridors of wealth, and adjusts to life under Miss Fraser and Mr Downs while Molly Fraser contemplates her own status and desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaptor Iti
Sheila Fraser
Audrey
Miss Fraser
Lord John
Andrey
Ale
Dinglewood
Bircham
Maxse
Audrey Maxse
Sheila Wroser
Jean
Bievham
Sheila
Fairyland
Maxie
Niles
Miss S Raver
Sheila Wraser
Miss Irons
Tenn
Joan
Audrey Maxie
Lisa
Eliza
Mr. Downs
Dilza
Tod
Audray
Joey Youn
Mr. Henry Downs
Patty
Alre-Ka
Downs
Misa Fraser
Ateres
Mrs. Fraser
Marg. Fraser
George Fraser
Parlor Incident Sparks Dark Room Puns
In a quip filled exchange two men recount a joke about a failed proposal. Fred admits he proposed to Miss Pinkleigh in a dark parlor after she turned down the gas lamp, prompting Jack to quip that negatives are developed in dark rooms.
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Mintake
Jack
Fred
Miss Pinkleigh
Courage Promoters Comment on Women's Courage
Wedderly claims women enhance civic courage after joking about battles with his wife. Singleton questions the idea as Wedderly compares his own marital scrapes to facing the town's toughest citizen, saying danger seems a child's play by contrast.
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Wedderly
Singleton
Gseema
Armida Opera Delayed Arrival Stuns London Then Boston
Slow march of Atusi notes Ghick's Armida beloved of Marie Antoinette took 120 years to reach England. Armide produced at Covent Garden last night is cited as a record. Paris London Philadelphia lines show linguistic quirks. In Boston a streetcar conductor mishears a question and answers with a literal route, highlighting quirky idiosyncrasies in transit speech.
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Atusi
England
Ghick
Armida
Marie Antoinette
Armide
Covert Garden
Paris
London
Qally Mat
Bright Modern Thievery Aims Hit In Kansas City Case
A Kansas City prosecuting attorney reports a case of theft by a cleaner who took feather beds from a woman, with scales showing about thirty pounds missing. Officials doubt there was that much dirt in the feathers and note the case hinges on unusual loss claims amid broad conjecture.
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Kanaas Cuy
Unclear OCR Tiny News Snippet Relays Odd Phrases
Fragmentary text mentions a machine, a peaceful Park, a non tragedy, an engineer asleep, and a Bed reference. A line notes a crown value as six hundred thousand dollars, claimed as a world record for crowns. Names, dates, places, and coherent facts are missing or garbled.
Farm Separator Benefits for Creamery Patrons and Dairy Costs
Analysis notes the farm separator's value to patrons, including higher skimmilk value, lower dairy costs, and a smaller creamery plant. It cites examples of hauling costs, butter fat yields, and cream delivery, plus observations on calf feeding and dairy efficiency. Also discusses sheep as fertility restorers and field effects. Gilbert Allen, Alexandria, Ind.
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Gilbert Allen
Alexandria
Ind
Use and Effect of Hen Manure on Crops
A reader endorses weekly hen manure use in hot weather with disinfectant aid like superphosphate. The author reports applying leftover stable litter to lima bean vines and garden beds, noting rapid foliage and large pod growth. Subsequent applications to tomatoes cucumbers celery and other crops are described as consistently beneficial.
Feeding Poultry With Proper Troughs and Water
An old practical guide describes using V shaped troughs for mash and smaller eight inch high boxes for wot food, ensuring space for all birds. It advises cleaning, sun drying, and frequent water changes with thorough scalding three times yearly to prevent disease and keep birds healthy.
Young meat hogs strong on pasture and grain feeding
Thomas Conroy of Iowa County Wisconsin argues that well nourished young hogs weighing 160 to 200 pounds produce superior meat. Pasture feeding with ample grain during the season, plus a balanced ration, can yield lean, thick-fleshed hogs similar to cattle and sheep. Lime is touted as effective against Hessian fly in wheat, improving soil friability and field health. recommends lime application across twenty acres with subsequent doses.
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Thomas Conroy
Iowa County
Wis
Farm Notes on Livestock and Poultry Care
The article offers practical farming tips on breeding and feeding livestock. It covers selecting breeding stock, managing slop for pigs, sheep grazing benefits, sow milk flow, and keeping clean farmyards. Advice includes dry feed for chicks, avoiding excessive corn, and simple poultry housing with a lamp for warmth.
Timeline of notable events from 1702 to 1905 brief items
A compact chronology lists varied historical happenings including laws, battles, changes of office, diplomatic shifts, notable deaths, and royal engagements. Entries cover Louis XVI trial, Alabama statehood, Fredericksburg, Jay Gould, Cossair wrecks, polygamy rulings, Venezuela arbitration, and the Longworth engagement, among others.
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Louis XVI
France
William Pinckney
Maryland
United States
Benjamin
W. ” Crowning Field
Massachusetts
Britleh
Lake Borgine
Alabama
Gen. Banks
Gen. Butler
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Lac
Fredericksburg
Rappahannock
Fort McAllister
Sherman
Rote
Clerkenwell
Grand Duke
Alexia
Russia
New York City
Bosd ‘Tweed
Metropolitan Hotel
New York
Jay Gould
Erie Railroad Company
Cospatrick
Wiliam Mosher
Joseph Douglass
Chariie Ross
Marvquis de Caux
Adelina Patti
Paris
Prance
Bulgaria
Marquis of Daprin
Henry P. Smith
Lane Theological Seminary
Cleveland
Congress
Venezuela
McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Garcia
Washington
Wmn
Vernon Harcourt
Liberal Party
England
Otwens
Tugela
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Macedonia
Biss
Alice Stoosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Clities for Working Men Organizing Model Homes
A movement modeled on Garden City ideals plans a first group of model working men homes at Letchworth. Rev. Dr. W. D. P. Bills, resigning from Amityville’s St. Mary’s, will lead the Garden Cities of America as secretary. The association, including John L. Childs and Malph Peters, aims to provide affordable homes with gardens, blending city and country appeal.
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Clities
Garden City Association of
Great Britain
Letchworth
WW. D. P. Bills
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Amityville
L. J
Garden Cities of America
Buss
Amherst College
John L. Childs
Malph Peters
The
Long Island Railroad
Bishops Burgess and Potter
Woman outfits aeroplane exhibition by Miss E L Todd
Miss E L Todd of Washington DC displays a novel aeroplane model at the Aero Club show designed for greater balance with a large wheel under the center. She is the only woman actively engaged in solving the airship problem as many airships and balloons feature in the exhibit.
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E. L. Todd
Washington, D. C
The
Aero Club
Mia Todd
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Halloo
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Miss Fenger
Welland
Fraser
Yale
Hoston
Philadelphia
Boston
Blank Street
Claveland Plain Dealer
Philadelphia Leverr
Portugal
the Weekly Historian
Astoria
Long Island
Consolidated Oae Company
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