The Charity Girl advances in a tangled London drama
Sheila Fraser pursues influence at Craiglands while Beverley Rochfort plots, Audrey Anstruther faces peril as Jack Glendurwood lies near death, Constance Fraser consoles and disguises uneasy truths. Audrey waits, Sheila plots in London to expose a possible scandal, and the duchess confronts family crisis.
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Shaptur x
Sheila Mraser
Craiglinds
Mrs. Fraser
Craiglands
Beverley Rochfort
Oraiglands
Beverley
Jones
Sheila
Lord John
Miss Fraser
Beverley Snd
Misa Praser
Moxin
Conindrum
Mr. Rochfort
Will
Bhella
John Glendurwood
Bovthley
Tie
Audrey
London
Craigianids
Lordalp
de. Sentance
Dinglewood Cross
Rango
Focksley
Fraser
Scotland Yard
Nee
Beverley Stockfort
Thorngate
Andrey
Jack Glendurwood
Constance Fraser
Marshall
Constance Vrasor
Gladys
Constance
Duncan
Jack
Benny
Noble Jack
Frank
Tammma
John Glendurwwood
Chapler XI
Constance Frayer
Lance
Janet
Dingtewood
Broadborough
Frank Anstruther
Shefin
Mr. Chester
Earl of
Guessing Age Sparks A Cryptic Yonkers Exchange
In Yonkers Statesman prose a wain jokes to a girl with crow's feet about age as he recalls a teasing line. She giggles and hints she only gave one sucas in a cryptic exchange, leaving the age question playful and unresolved.
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Yonkers Statesman
Poultry Notes on Building and Feeding Practices
Practical guidance for poultry farming covering housing, ventilation, and feeding. Advises use of bone meal, crushed corn, bran mush with milk for ducklings, and careful feeding intervals to avoid fat. Describes shelter placement, foundation with cement blocks, wall heights, window spacing, and roofing with tar paper for dry, ventilated houses.
Methods of Selection in Fat Stock and Cattle Judging
A Philadelphia Record summary notes expert reliance on touch and feel in selecting top animals for fat stock shows and large yards. It explains how skin, fat layer, and hair texture indicate constitution and breeding quality, with a fine touch correlating to vigor and fattening potential.
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Philadelphia
Apples of Gold at Franklin Inn On Doyle Word Pay
A Philadelphia literary club tale notes Conan Doyle’s pay of $1 per word. A rival claims $1,000 per word for a railroad ad, recalling a grade crossing sign cost $1,000 per word. Judge Paxson authored the famous $6,000 Rail road Crossing Stop Look and Listen sign.
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Franklin Inn
Philadelphia
Conan Doyle
Sigw
Judge Paxon
England
Philadelphia Bulletin
Distinction Without Difference in Punch Snippet
In a brief Punch fragment, a physician notes overwork while Marks and Buncum discuss compiling notes with mutual friends. A caddie and Sensitive Golfer exchange slight barbs about laughter and a man’s humor, reflecting satirical social jabber.
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Buncum
Marks
M. D
Temperament Disposition Debate in Dyspeptic Quip
A brief literary exchange quotes Hin and Washington, Stax, discussing temperament and disposition with a wry, indelicate punchline about indigestion politics and mood. The fragment hints at social wit in a period paper.
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Washington
Stax
Cleaning and Whitewashing in Poultry Houses
Instructions describe thorough cleaning of poultry houses including burning nest contents, removing earth to four inches, whitewashing, refilling with fresh earth to raise floors about six inches, and filling cracks for a clean, attractive result. Emphasizes careful, even coats and preventing wet appearance.
Holyrood Chapel Royal to Remain Untouched Amid Restorations
The article recalls Holyrood's Chapel Royal as a repository of historic memories tied to the Anglo Scottish union. It notes past rulers and reforms from James VI and I to Charles II, and describes attempts to restore Holyrood to monastic lines, thwarted by Scots resistance and vandalism.
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Holyrood
Chapel Royal
Holywood
James VI
Margaret Tudor
Mary
Darnley
Bothwell
Holyrood Palace
Charles II
James I
Junto
London Chronicle
Dogs Attend Funeral of London Dog Fancier
The body of George Penn, notable London dog fancier, was followed to his grave by four bull terriers in black attire with white jetters. The mournful procession reflected Penn's lifelong affection for his canine companions.
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George Penn
London
Fortunes of 46 star flag and war department plans
The article notes changes to the U S flag with forty six stars and the potential addition of two more for New Mexico and Arizona. It covers defense costs for insular ports and Panama Canal entrances, arming deficiencies in artillery, and upcoming moves of African American troops to the Philippines. It also touches on debt letters, secretary Moody, and denatured alcohol regulation for farmers.
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Oklawom
Navy Departimenta
New Mexico
Aragona
Arthur Murray
Insular
Panama Canal
Philippines
Secretary of War
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Ninth
Tenth Cavalry
Wood
Internal Revenue
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Effie A. Rowlands
Ules
Henry Grove
Apples
Postofice Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock
Department of Justice
William .H. Moody
Supreme Court
Andrew Jackson Imade
Roger B. Taney
William McKinley
Joseph McKenna
Moody Tg Pecullur
War Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Revenue Marine Service
Kentucky
Kearsarge
Atlantic
Geological Survey
America
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