The serenade that unmasked a town Lothario
In Rouen a serenade at the Bareands' dance reveals Tom Carewe as a town favorite and a rumored ladies’ man. Miss Betty Carewe rejects him after misreading his gesture, provoking public embarrassment and a dramatic walk from the party as whispers rise. Betty’s forthright rebuke and Tom’s humiliation mark a turning point in their tangled courtship and social dynamics.
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Frank Chenoweth
Toppingham Marsh
Mise Carewe
Toppingham
Chenoweth
Faechon Bareand
Cralley
Mr. Vanrovel
Robert Carewe
Sas
Tom
Elizabeth Carewe
Robin Adair
Rouen
Zachary Taylor
Rio Grande
Tappinghan
Barlands
Miss Betty
Cummings
Jefferson Bareaud
Sally
Miss Carewe
Madrilon
Carewe
Misa Betty
Broscade
Arene
Not Sorry Yet The Betrothed Woman Looks To The Stars
Betty rejects pity and laments her night’s act as Mrs. Tanberry urges restraint. Betty insists she did right and later seeks solace in the garden, confessing love to the stars rather than a concrete person. Her inner conflict centers on judgment, loneliness, and a looming moral price.
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Mrs. Tanberry
Miss Betty
Tom
Betty
Cralley Gray
Negley
Miss Carewe
Fanchon
Will Cummings
Carewe
Ste
Milas Betty
Betty Carowe
Tanberry
Eha
Lothario
Ughto
Stove
Fanehon Bareaud
Diadham
Alisa Betty
Betty Hottly
Robert Carewe
Rocky Mountain Tea promote health in curious ad fragment
A scrambled 19th or early 20th century ad sketch mentions Rocky Mountain Tea by A. Spyreman and references to Mrs Austin Pancake flour and Tom Lawson's press agent. It includes lines about education and a Turkish sultan saying I apologize in many languages. It hints at health and breakfast products with several mis-spelled items and prices like 385 cents for tablets.
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Hollinter
Rocky Mountain
Spyreman
Leonard Durkee Remembered in Elyria Funeral Notice
Leo L Durkee born May 27 1874 in Eaton township Lorain county Ohio died recently at Elyria The obituary notes his farming upbringing education in local schools and Grafton High School and his marriage to Rose Isabelle Alexander January 23 1904 in Grafton The piece mourns his loss describes his character and lists surviving relatives Funeral services were held at the Durkee home on Highth street Elyria and LaPorte Methodist church with interment at Chestnut Ridge cemetery Whittier verse closes the notice
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Leo L. Durkee
Qoel
Bima Durkee
Eaton Township
Lorain County
Leo
Buble
Grafton
Rose Isabelle Alexander
Eaton
Dale A. Critz
North Ohio
Morvis
Highth Street
Elyria
LaPorte Methodist Church
Spirit Land
Whittier
Publication changes hands in bid for Woman’s Home Companion
Springfield February 2 Crowell Publishing Company which issues the Woman’s Home Companion and Farm and Fireside has been acquired by American Lithograph Company of New York for about one million dollars. Arthur Vance will stay as vice president with the new owners. J R Crowell and lawyer George Dial left for New York to sign the contract.
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Springfield
Crowell Publishing O
Woman’s Home Companion
Bryon
American Lithograph Co
New York
Crowell Company
Arthur Vance
J. 3. Crowell
George Dial
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