The Quest of Gentle Hazard of Love and Chivalry
Lord Richard Jocelyn schemes to wed an heiress but discovers a masquerade by Miss Mary Davenant and Miss Constance Grice. After tests of love and deceit, he reveals his true identity as an undertaker and chooses Constance, with Mary and his stepmother guiding a final, humorous reorientation toward genuine affection.
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Gentle Hazard
Lord Richard
Jocelyn
H. M. Egbert
Richard
Fifth Avenue
Mary Davengnt
Paragon
Atlantic City
Constance Grice
Caarlevoix
Charlevoix
Doublewith Manor
Mary Davenant
Miss Grice
Lord Jocelyn
Miss Davenant
Misa’ Grice
Atlanta
Clay
Mary
Constance
Rames
Ead
Tam & Masquerader
Mia Davenant
Ford
Bell
Miss Davensat
Misa Davenant
Fifty-fifth Street
New York
Mica Davenant
Davenant House
Heaven
Madison Avenue
Talbot
Davenant
Connie
Doublewich Manor
Haltasster
Emily
Invisibility Airship Dream Prompts Chromium Miracle
The article reviews Baron Reenne Roenne's patent for an invisible airship using chromium shielding and a reflective varnish to mirror surroundings. It notes advantages over hydrogen, and describes a mirror-like skin that renders the craft blend with the sky. It also mentions orange growers adopting cigar band branding to identify preferred fruit varieties.
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Baron Roenne
Olympic
Roenne
Beaman
Baron Reenne
Haron Reenne
Greenwich Royal Observatory
Baron Reense
California
Association of Growers
Spider on the Payroll tale from Panama canal hotel
A St Louis traveler recounts killing a tarantula in a Panama canal hotel room. The host explains the spiders are kept on the payroll to catch pests, making the creature a familiar, worklike resident of the lodging. The tale ends with the spider’s occupational status noted by the proprietor.
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Spider
Panama
Canal Zone
Jana
Scott
At Last the Rich Man's Bible Reaches All Buyers
A Bible priced at $27,000 is praised as a commendable publication now within reach for all. The piece argues the wealthy and the widow supporting her children by washing both can now own a Bible, framing the price as universal access.
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New York