The Young Clergyman Surprises Elinor in Woffingham
Hilary Kingston, wealthy owner of a hilltop home in Woffingham, leads an anarchist gang to rob rich and aid the poor. When Kingston is shot dead, his daughter Elinor faces a changed life as the Rev. Mr Ward grows close and Walter Huff professes love.
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Hilary Kingston
Elinor
Woffingham
Kingston
Huff, Boroday, Talbot and Lethbridge
Hilary
Mr. Ward
Walter Huff
Call for Boys of Hoosier State Quotas
Indiana counties and cities prepare for a 50 000 strong Boys Working Reserve enrollment. Indianapolis city and Marion county lead with thousands, while Gary South Bend and Fort Wayne set sizable local quotas. Non militaristic, parents may request furloughs. governors and state officials coordinate enrollment and vocational education during wartime mobilization.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
United States
Marion County
City
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
South Bend
Gary
East Chiccago
Hammond
Muncie
Richmond
Anderson
Elkhart
Michigan City
Lafayette
Kokomo
Logansport
New Albany
Marion
B. Fritsche
Madison County
M. F. Fultz
Ias
James P. Goodrich
Leach County
Adams
Lawrence
Allen
Madison Bartholomew
Maarion
Benton
Marshall
Blackford
Martin
Boone
Mami
Brown
Monroe
Carroll
Montgomery
Cass
Morgan
Clark
de Newton
Clay
Rush
Fulton
Joseph
Gibson Gill Scott
Grant
Shelby Ot Greene
Spencer
Hamilton
Starke
Hancock
Steuben
Harrison J
Sullivan Tegeereeee
Hod Hendricks
Switzerland
Henry
Tippecanoe
Howard
Tiptom
Huntington
Tinion
Jackson
Vanderburg Asper
Vermilion Jay
Vigna
Jefferson
Wabash
Jennings
Warren
Johnson
Warrick
Knox
Washington
Kosciusko KO
Wayne
State Council of Defense
Charles A. Greathouse
J. G. Collicott
H. C. Atkins
Charles Fox
Will H. Hays
State Council
H. F. Miles
National Council of Defense
Miles
Wisconsin Board
George F. Porter
Ntional Defense Council
Federal Council
Samuel Gompers
Boroday Surrenders Freedom Plans Amid Jailed Return
Boroday, lacking funds from Russia, sought to regain his liberty while debts from Hilary’s era drain him. He financed Kiev Jews’ defense and a prince’s Siberian rescue, but money runs out. News of his arrest is kept from Elinor as Talbot schemes a country club coup amid a string of betrayals and jailings.
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Boroday
Talbot
Muff
Hoff
Elimor
Elinor
Ward
Walter Huff
Old Allary
Old Hilary
Huff and Lethbridge
Lethbridge
Huff
Hilary
Saint Jude’s
Bridge
London
Paris
Russia
Kiev
Prince Ovarsky
Siberia
Country Club
Old Vilary
Boroday i
Elinor Faces Public Disgrace as Gang Tensions Rise
The story suggests growing heat around the gang and hints Elinor may endure public disgrace as events intensify. No additional names or places are provided in the readable text.
Food Rations Across Nations In War Time
The article notes that British troops use dog biscuit as bread when fresh supply runs short, describing a four inch square, three ounce whole wheat cracker. It mentions French war bread swelling in hot water and a German pea sausage made from pea meal bacon and fat, credited to a Berlin cook who found a preservation method.
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Tommy
Berlin
Wiese Precaution on How to Refer to China
Editor notes a writing rule about naming China in articles. The guideline says refer to the opposite of its current government system at the time of print to avoid accuracy issues. This reflects cautious editorial practice.
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Wiese
China
Republic
Care For Your Skin With Cuticura Soap And Ointment
An ad touts a four step routine using Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment to clear skin and scalp conditions in most cases of eczema rashes and itching for children and adults. Free sample by mail with book request via postcard to Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Hard Times Drive Charwoman to Small Cottage
A hard working charwoman moves to a two room cottage after fleeing her abusive husband. A neighbor sympathizes, but she insists she is happier now, noting there is no cellar to throw her down. The tale appears in Pearson's Weekly.
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Necus
Pearson's Weekly
Wise Caddie and Diplomatic Caddie in Golf Exchange
In a brief golf exchange a Wise Caddie notes a drive went 50 yards farther than planned. The Diplomatic Caddie replies that balls can bounce back after hitting a stone, explaining occasional misjudgments in distance.
Amateur fishermen form local club in our area
Quote notes that local amateur fishermen have organized into a club, described as a kind of cooperative society. The brief exchange adds a light, colloquial tone to the news item.
A Toss-Up and Yard Planting Banter
A humorous exchange compares two options for yard planting with a toss up line about turning up the garden. Mrs asks about turnips or cabbage while Mr notes a victory in a light dialogue.
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Elinor’ Garden
Ellinor
Williams
Henriette
Sare
Hoosier State
Indiana National Guard
Adjt
Harry B. Smith
Edward Ott
Fourth Infantry
George Healey
Rennsalaer
Leutenant
First Infantry
Arthur Miller
Mount Vernon
Dwight Green
Munecie
Raymond Chambers
Laporte
Robert Youngman
Crawfordsville
Curt F. Beyer
Warsaw
Clyde Drelsbach
Walter Universal
J. A. Ampleby
Born
M. A. Potter
Janet Flanner
J. C. McCain
Hence Orme
Tisane Born
Marlon County Council of Defense
League For Woman's
Hoover Food Conservation
Julia Landers
Indiana League For Women's Service
Citizens’ League of Indiana
The
Prohibitionista
Legislative Council of Indiana
Supreme Court
Fox
State Federation of Labor
Indiannapolis
Carl G. Fisher
Fisher
Maud Mc Ount
Harry Miesee
Ada Watts
John N. Carey
Lydia Teasdale
Isaac Born
L. F. Blaker
Helen Wallock
N. A. Potter
B. F. Gadd
H. H. Barnard
Martha Criley
George Dickson
Fred Clark
Ritter
Goodrich
War Department
Joseph Lee
War Department Commission On
Hugh McK. Landon
War Recreational Social Service Bureau
Council of Defense
W. B. Dicky, Ingon
TOBH
Bod Dean's
Nate
Dean
Doan
Henry B. Surkamp
Burn CO
Buffalo
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