Marquise Entwines Drama With Julia Redmond On Shipboard
On a sea voyage the Marquise d’Ecetignac, Julia Redmond, Tremont, and others discuss Sabron’s fate in Africa. Julia, moved by the Red Cross, grows pale as fear for the missing Sabron deepens and she hides her feelings behind charm and tact. Tremont ponders Julia’s moods as she shifts from idealism to playful sociability.
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Kodmather
Robert
Marraine
Julie
Tremont
Mise Bedmond
Duc de Tremont
Ming
Red Crown
Enat
Julia Redmond
France
Macalon
Sabron
Africa
Mademoiselle
Red Cross
North Pole
Julia
Paris
Jutia
Monsieur de Sabron
Minebeon
Jullin
Beclignac
Desolate villa scenes mix romance with war and charity
The narrative traces Miss Redmond in a moonlit villa with Tremont and a Parisian godmother as she moves between hospital visits, whispered intrigues, and romantic tensions. A sabron mystery lingers while a hospital chorus and noble banter underscore the era’s social pins. The piece shifts to a distant war tech note on tabloid airplanes and ends with a Cleveland Leader remark about American optimism abroad.
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Robert
Marralhe
la Helle Heloise
Marraine
Bob
Rosalind
Duc de Tremont
Tulleao
Tue de Tremont
Jali
Redmond
Monsieur
Tracer Rack Club Aims to Curb Careless Gossip
In Albany a club called WeBack traces stories to their sources to halt harmful rumors and unverified statements. Members vigilantly verify facts before speaking, reducing mischief from rash talk. The idea, praised as wise, suggests everyone act as if under scrutiny to ensure truth.
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Altany Elit
Wusclent
The Machine Guns of War Described by Arthur Sweetier
The narrator recalls the terror of shell bursts and machine gun fire in World War I. He notes yellow-orange bursts, smoke, and deadly fire from a fearsome weapon, asking whether human skill or demonic luck drives such carnage as rifles gasps and bullets rain on troops.
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Min
Agate
Arthur
Sweetier
Gardening farmers ignore garden work but earn far more
The piece argues farm gardens are neglected by farmers while women produce on average over 200 dollars per acre annually. It urges better seed selection, fertilizer use, and hiring a helper to double yields. It then outlines building a simple hotbed and care practices to start early, aiming to improve garden output.
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Providence
Essentials for Garden Work by Mrs John Field
The article advises north south rows for sun, two basics for rapid veggie growth a light sandy soil with well rotted manure and a windbreak. Plant windbreaks in May with a hemlock hedge and grow perennials like asparagus rhubarb strawberries where they won’t hinder annuals.
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John Field
Antiseptic elixir aids healing in horses and pets
An old advertisement describes Absorbine Jr for reducing swollen ankles and lameness in animals, promising antiseptic and germicidal action, with a large bottle price and delivery options. It also blends into a mixed historical note about General Alvaro Obregon and brief light sketches, including a bridal quip and a joke about shoes.
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Absorbine, JR
Springfield
Mass
Greatly Improved Pepper Varieties
Green peppers grow on good garden soil once ground is warm. Pepper varieties have greatly improved in recent years. New Up Right Sweet Salad, bright scarlet and sweet, Magnum Dulce the largest and most prolific, Ruby King a long standard, Chinese Giant very large but less prolific.
Planting and Farm Tips from a 19th Century Household Guide
Practical advice for homemakers and farmers on growing tomatoes with 200 plants, selecting Livingstone Beauty Careless and Sparks Earliana varieties, soil preparation, and seed sowing. Also how to break broodiness in hens, value of farm name, draining wet land, preventing sore shoulders in harness, early hog pastures with rye and rape, and the idea that thorough cultivation boosts dairy profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingstone Beauty
Careless
Beaver Ferry Boat Lover Describes Beavers Life
The article chronicles a beaver colony near Broken Tree and a lone observer’s close study. It details dam repairs, mother beaver behavior with young, migration of colony members, and the impressive sizes of trees cut by the beavers, including a 42 inch cottonwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bros A. Mills
Maxazine
Woman Improves After Lydia Pinkham Remedy in Ironton Ohio
A Ironton Ohio woman reports improved health after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and nervous issues. She credits the remedy with restoring energy for herself and aiding her daughter who was a nervous sleeper. She urges other suffering women to consider the treatment.
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Irenton
Ohio
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Ior
Mirs
Rea Bowman
S. 10Th Street
Ironton
EE Reger
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MSIE
Marie van van Vorst
Ray Walters
Brviech
Wales
taRim
Marine Blan
Julta
Bien Rabrge
Wenintind
Ieee
Abd Tremont
Moncleur
Mike Redmond
Artignac
Trofi
Mimi
Mademoineie
Midi
Onsieurt
Witte Villa
Walla
Mise Redmond
Aca
Prencia
Ubell Villa
Miss Redmond
South America
United States
Cleveland
Trace WeBack Club
Weem
Albany
Yespondent
Brett
Dean
Indiana
Perm
Doan
Milburn CO
Buffalo
Carter
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico City
Madero
Obregon
Sonora
Obregont
Bier
Beaver Ferry
Mother
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jean Webster
Jones
Jett
Philadelphia Telegraph
Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
Baltimore
Ayer
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