Governess Liaison Sparks Tension in British Admiralty Tale
Georgy Whagataff hints at a romance between her governess Ethel Willoughby and Henry Streetman. Ethel denies it as Streetman visits, while a German spy Brewster, Sir George’s butler, drums up war plots. Streetman phones Roeder to discuss possible conflict and a coup plan.
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Georgy Whagataff
Sir George
Admiralty
Ethel Willoughby
Henry Streetman
Ethel
Brewster
Secret Service
Streetman
Miss Willoughby Stirting
Mr. Streetman
Miss Willoughby
A Foe in the Household Drives a Secret Plot
Ethel Willoughby confronts Henry Streetman as he presses for urgent naval intelligence about the fleet from Sir George. Their marriage secrecy fuels tension and suspicion while Streetman vows to use her to gain France's favor, risking exposure and ruin.
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Brewster
Ethel Willoughby
Henry
Henry Streetman
Ethel
Sir George
Spithead
Walt
Streetman
Jeorgy Wagstaff
Brighton
Paris
Michel
Georgy
Street
France
Secret Service
England
Mrs. Streetman
Navy
Victim of Circumstances Involved in International Plot
A young Englishwoman is ensnared by international intrigue and used as a pawn by a foreign foe. She is cornered and prodded as she navigates the dangerous web, with vivid detail of her peril and circumstances in this installment.
Gathering Storm Clouds Surround Sir George Wagstaff Tea
An early chapter scene shows Sir George Wagstaff and his butler Brewster visiting Ethel at tea. Ethel navigates Streetman’s questions about war and politics while sheltering Sir George from prying reports. Georgy and Guy Falconer tease Sir George’s family dynamics amid witty banter and theatrical talk.
Venezuela to Add Institute of Modern Language
The government of Venezuela will add an institute of modern language to the school of commerce.
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Government of
Venezuela
Schoo! of Commerce
Help for Working Women in Kentucky Letter Testifies
Mrs James Coney of 616 St Clair St Frankfort Kentucky describes relief from chronic female weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises renewed strength enabling her to resume work and urges other women to try the remedy. The letter endorses the product as a tonic derived from native roots and herbs with forty years of reported benefit and invites inquiries to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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Frankfort
Lydia E. Pinkham
James Coney
St. Clair St
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Enn E
Ex-Conductor Becomes Sexton in Boston Church
A veteran Boston car conductor lost his job and took a sexton post. While handling the collection box, he found two cigars and sternly warned the pillar, Smokin in the three rear seats only.
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Boston
Sexton
If It Is Ye'll Be Idle Tomorrow
An Irishman newly hired at a munition factory resents a manager who stares at him for long periods. After a while he challenges the surveillance and quips that if watching him is all the manager has to do, then he will be idle tomorrow.
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Pat
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Roeder
Brewster, the Butler
Mthel
Ale
Sir George Wagstaff
Russia
Germany
George Wagstaff
Guy
Stephen Falconer
Pather
Ir George
Mrs. Conley
Fletcher
Dean
Colorado
J.B
Pueblo Colp
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Army of Constipation
Carter
Elen
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