Carolyn Learns Why Her Uncle and Amanda Do Not Speak
Synopsis notes Carolyn May Cameron Hannah travels from New York to stay with bachelor uncle Joseph Stagg at the Corners after her parents are reported lost at sea when the Dunraven sinks. Stagg’s reception is cool and he learns from a lawyer that Carolyn is nearly penniless and placed under his guardianship, causing tension with Aunt Rose.
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Carolyn
Amanda Parlow
Dunraven
Europe
Carolyn May Cameron
Hannah
New York
Joseph Stagg
Ley
Mr. Stagg
Mandy Parlow
Carolyn May
Mrs. Gormley
Amanda Partlow
Chet
Tie
Mandy
Joe
Rose
Triffin
Papa
Joe Stagg
Charlotte Lenny
Springdale
Evan Peckham
Crockett's
Prince
Uncle Joe
Stagg Place
Stagg House
Aunty
Mr. State
Prind
The Corners tale of Carolyn May and Parlow
Carolyn May grows curious about romance at The Corners as Jedidiah Parlow helps around his shop. Uncle Joe Stagg and Mandy Parlow figure in gossip while Prince the dog creates chaos and a wary peace settles in the Stagg household.
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Hannah Stagg
Carolyn May
Prince
Mr. Parlow
Mandy
Amanda Parlow
Mr. Par
A Tragic Introduction to Caro Lyn May at The Corners
The chapter opens with Carolyn May entering a troubled life at The Corners under Aunty Rose. She visits the dressmaker for fittings and meets Mrs. Gormley, whose gossiping nature surfaces during the visit, with Prince nearby as a companion.
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Carolyn May
Aunty Rose
Chet Gormley
Prince
Mrs. Gormley
Mrs. Kennedy
Princé
Carolyn Faces Aftermath of Uncle Joe's Sentence
In the wake of Uncle Joe delivering a harsh ruling on Prince, Carolyn grapples with heartbreak and contemplates drastic steps. The incident unfolds amid family tension and community scrutiny as details emerge.
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Carolyn
Uncle Joe
Prince
Coca-Cola Will Be Used to Christen Engine at Ceremony
Ann Dallas Dudley will christen the new fire engine at the Waverly Belmont fire hall on Wednesday at 2 o clock with exercises. Mrs Guilford Dudley, sponsor, is a pioneer suffrage worker whose efforts helped gain partial suffrage for Tennessee women. Mrs Miles Williams chairs arrangements with Judith Winston Folk chosen as sponsor. maids include Travania Dudley Lenore Kenny Kate Barksdale Harriet Ingram Mary Sue Cantrell June Davis and Elizabeth Smith. A Coke bottle breaks the chrome shield at the christening and the maids shower the engine with yellow flowers. Speeches by Mayor William Gupton Commissioner Tompkins and Chief A A Rosetta. Mrs Dudley and Mrs Beau Folk will be guests.
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Nashville Tennessean
Ann Dallas Dudley
Waverly-Belmont
Guilford Dudley
Tennessee
Miles Williams
Twenty-First Ward
Tavern Landlord Quips On Habit and Post Office Move
A Grudge tavern landlord notes that faithfulness is like habit and likens it to rum. He recalls the post office has moved over a month ago, and that locals often visit at any time of day despite no legal compulsion.
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Grudge
Chidren
Chas. H. Fletcher
Prominent Iunkheads Stand Guard By Old Post Office Door
A fragment notes prominent individuals standing in a doorway of the old post office room as busy people pass and push by. The quote contrasts hard facts with a soft headed man, attributed to the Kansas City Star.
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Kansas City Star
Kidney disease dangers and Gold Medal Haarlem Oil
An old advertisement warns that kidney trouble underlies many illnesses and promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules with claims of quick relief and lasting health. It urges readers to buy from druggists, with a money back guarantee and continued use advised for best results. The piece is interspersed with brief jokes and a quip about detectives watching wedding presents.
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Eatonic
Ruth Clifford speaks on cousin wounded overseas
Ruth Clifford confirms a cousin is listed as wounded in action. She says the regimental surgeon reported the injury but details on location are unclear, whether a place name or an anatomical term.
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Ruth Clifford
Moving Picture Star
Miss Clifford
Gerard
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May
Jed Parlow
Mrs. Maine
Mrs. Gorm
Coca-Cola
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Singer
Broadway
New York City
New South Australia
Nestoria
Coles
Nature
Louisville Courier- Journal
America
Sorghum
Harold
Elies
M,n. Z
Royal Bower
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