Carolyn Learns Why She Sails To Uncle in Strained Welcome
Carolyn May Cameron-Hannah is sent from New York to her bachelor uncle Joseph Stagg at the Corners after her parents are reported lost at sea when the Dunraven sinks. The reception is cool and Aunt Rose’s stern housekeeper demeanor adds to the tension as Stagg learns Carolyn is practically penniless and left to him as guardian.
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Dunraven
Europe
Carolyn May Cameron
Hannah
Carolyn
New York
Joseph Stagg
Rose
Joe
Stagg
Tragic Inheritance Shapes Carolyn May at The Corners
Carolyn May arrives at The Corners and meets Jed Parlow as her uncle Joe Stagg and Mandy Parlow navigate a complicated past. As Aunty Rose outfits her, village gossip stirs about a long-ago romance and present tensions between families, hinting at a troubled future.
Stage family ties and a stubborn dog’s mischief
In a rural household, Uncle Joe Stagg faces love triangles with Amanda Parlow and Charlotte Lenny as Mandy and Joe drift apart after camp meeting glances. Prince the dog disrupts Mr Stagg at the Stage place, and Aunty Rose Kennedy moves in to reform the house while Carolyn May keeps the hound leashed.
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Ley
Mr. Stagg
Mandy Parlow
Carolyn May
Fle
Mrs. Gormley
Amanda Parlow
Joe
Joseph Stagg
Mandy
Rose
Tiflin
Uncle Joe
Amanda Parton
Mr. Gormley
Joe Stagg
Charlotte Lenny
Springdale
Evan Peckham
Crockett's
Prince
Mr. Stage
Carolyn
Joseph Stage
Mr. Staggs
Stagg House
Aunty
Aunty Rose
Coca Cola Used to Christen Engine at Waverly Belmont
The new Nashville fire engine at the Waverly Belmont hall will be christened Wednesday at 2 pm with Coca Cola instead of champagne. Mrs. Guilford Dudley, pioneer suffrage worker, lends her name to the engine, and Miss Judith Folk will sponsor, with maids Travania Dudley Lenore Kenny Kate Barksdale Harriet Ingram Mary Sue Cantrell Jane Davly Elizabeth Smith. Mayor Gupton, Commissioner Tompkins, and Chief A Rosetta will speak.
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Nashville
Tennessean
Ann Dallas Dudley
Waverly-Belmont
Guilford Dudley
Tennessee
Miles Williams
Twenty-First Ward
Uttle Judith Winston Folk
Beau Folk
Miss Folk
Travania Dudley
Lenore Kenny
Kate Barksdale
Harriet Ingram
Mary Sue Cantrell
Jane Davly
Elizabeth Smmith
William Gupton
Tompkins
A. A. Rosetta
Dudley
National Suffrage Organization
Adv
Grudge Tavern Landlord Quotes On Habit And Post Office Move
The Grudge tavern landlord quotes that force of habit binds people as much as rum. He notes the post office moved to a new location over a month ago, and that despite no legal summons, activity occurs at various times of day.
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Grudge
Prominent Lunkheads Stand in Doorway at Old Post Office
Snapshot quotes from the Kansas City Star describe prominent yet dull figures lingering in the doorway of the old post office room as busy people pass, highlighting how hard facts may fail to move a soft-hearted man.
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Kansas City Star
Not Your Heart It’s Your Kidneys
An ad proclaims kidney disease as a major health danger and promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy. It claims the product can restore health within a day and advises continuing use to prevent future attacks, offering a money back guarantee. Also includes a brief joke and a quip about social organizations.
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Nature
Eatonic
Ruth Clifford Reveals Cousin Wounded Overseas
Ruth Clifford says her cousin, overseas, was wounded but not seriously. A regimental surgeon's letter confirms the injury, though the exact location remains uncertain whether anatomical or a French village.
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Ruth Clifford
Moving Picture Star
Miss Clifford
Gerard
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Mrs. Kennedy
Chet Gormley
Jed Partow
May
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Maine
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LSE
NEW South Wales Information Bureau
Singer Building
Broadway
New York City
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Australia
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Louisville Courtier- Journal
America
Senator Sorghum
Harold SO
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Cuticura
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