The Charity Girl at Dinglewood House
Beverley Rochfort returns home after travels and faces pressure from Aunt Agatha Thorngate and Lord John Glendurwood over engagements and wealth. Audrey, distressed, confides to Downes, while Jack Glendurwood resolves to guard Sheila and confronts his own feelings for Audrey as the plot thickens at Dinglewood.
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Chaptor
Dinglewood
Thorngate
Prager
Aunt Agatha
Beverley
Mrs. Thorngate
Gus
Duchess of
Royhfort
Agatha
England
Loy Inter
Thia
Heverley
Beverley Mat
Mr. Rochfort
Milas Fraser
Sheila
Lord John Glendurwood
Beverley Rochfort
Glandurwond
Miss Braver
Beverles
Dinglewood House
Miss Fraser
Duchess of Hasbrough
Jack
Acre
Lord John
Mrr. Rochfort
Mra. Shorngate
Contee
Mi ‘Horngate
Craiglands
Glendaswood
Stella
Diann
Downs
Ivan
The Real Lincoln and His Quiet Dignity Revealed
A portrait of Abraham Lincoln as tall and thin with a thoughtful face. The piece defends Lincoln against labels of ungainliness and slovenliness, noting his large frame, disciplined dress, sparing diet, and the earnest fire in debate. It emphasizes humility, self restraint, and a focus on principled leadership.
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Abraham Lincoln
Poluta
Doug- Nas
Ana
Theis Brand on Palitians and Palatable Sweets
Theis Brand notes a curious claim about palitilians and four kinds of sweets. He expresses doubt about the palittians and their advertised confections, hinting at confusion or challenge in understanding the claim.
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Theis
Sheep and flock care on farms and dairy notes
An article discusses benefits of sheep for weed control and wool, noting high sheep prices and grazing efficiency. It outlines best breeding ages, care, housing, and fodder for flocks, plus a shift toward small-farm sheep culture and related market moves. It also covers dairy practices, cleanliness, milking routines, and cost comparisons between milk and butter fat.
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Idwa
Lenge Capital
New England
Chicago
Benon
C. B. Chadbourne
Cumberland County
Fragmented clipping notes postal reform and military funding
The text discusses Cortelyou era postal reforms including parcels post postal savings bank postal telegraph and telephone abolition of railway subsidies and creation of a deputy postmaster general. It references Indian Territory coal lands plans government stock in private mines and sea coast fortifications. It also covers Army budget questions droughts and the Philippines agricultural bank plan plus Luzon pacification and enlistment demographics.
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Cortelyou
Indian Territory
Hitchcock
United States
Secretaries of the Interior,Treasury and Commerce and Labor
Indian Affairs
Taft
Philippines
Congress
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Manila
Luzon
Leyte
Wid Sauiurale G
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Gua
Brent
Audrey
Joh
Jack Glendaswood
Alti
Tuck
le Stod
Saudia
the Real
Lincoln
H. B. Geer
Sven
Iy-Tour Holt
Itie Atatis
Senator Hole
Maine
Hale
Harber
House
Miller
Kansas
Baureau
Secretary of the Interior
Hyneau of Navigation
Miny
Americas