Dramatic mansion intrigue amid secrets and scheme
In a rain soaked Newport setting Camille plots poisoning Claire while Lucian confronts love and loyalty. Claire discerns his treachery as Mrs Courtlandt and Camille’s motives clash with family ties and hidden agendas unfold around a dangerous potion and a newborn mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Claire
Leon
Courtlandt
Madame’ Courtlandt
Toyoue
New York
Lonnan
Lucian
Tas
Cain
Madame Court Jfindt
Camille
Jacke
Fencing for Women in New York Society Circles
The piece notes fencing as a fashionable yet hygienic exercise for women in New York society. It traces the sport from elite circles to broader life, cites Julia Marlowe Jessie Milward and Grace George as fencers, and highlights Miss George’s claims of fencing benefiting posture and overall muscle development while deeming it dignified and invigorating. It mentions instructor Marnac and Miss Marlowe’s training, plus bouts with Walter Tremayne and Miss Graham. Grace George is praised as the best amateur fencer, with several decisive wins and high regard for the sport's bodily benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julia Marlowe
Jessie Milward
M. Senac
Miss Marlowe
Lillian Russell
Ethel Barrymore
Elsie Je Wolfe
Edin Wallace Hopper
Grace George
America
Ste
Frederick R. Graham
Marnac
Senac
Miss George
Walter Tremayne
Miss Graham
First Day at School and Mother's Quiet Grief
A child leaves for school, and a mother recalls the boy’s baby days. She weeps in the home as she inventories keepsakes while the world sounds the knell of childhood. The piece also covers guidance on posture and child health from W D Nesbitt, noting braces are less effective than exercise.
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Wyden
Mt. Bey Arts
Brdal
Lin
Marta Bhanaon
Conrad
Marti
Vietnam
Neemal Ssiphide
Ptumiurs
Belone
Peresen
Vermont
Losey
Ted Camille
Mrs. Vii
Newport
Camille
Lucian
Lucian Going In the Direction of the Stables, While Mrs. Courtlant
Boston
Claire
Dr Gresham
Husband
Amile
Fain
W. D. Nesbitt
Chicago Tribune
The Glory of Heaven for the Dead in Christ
A sermon argues that departed souls remain consciously alive after death and join Moses and Elijah in glory. It emphasizes personal recognition in heaven and the need for meetness for inheritance, through faith in Christ and renewal of the heart by the Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Nall
D. D
Moses
Elias
Jesus
Christ
Ejah
Lfe
Red
Abel
Stephen
Abraham
Paul David
Peter
Elijah
Nanna
God
Phis
Heaven
Tabor
Calvary
Christygsoffer
Jesulved
Social safety values and dancing in church life
Rev R A White argues that natural instincts need healthy expression, not repression. He praises David dancing before the ark, urges churches to offer social spaces like pool, dancing, parlors, and games to channel youth energy away from saloons and theatres. He laments lacking positive programs and calls for community revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A White
David
H. A. White
Yootental
Futore O
Englewood
Toome
The Power of Prayer by Pastor W A Brooks
A compact reflection on faith addressing church lessons from the gospel story of a boy and his father. It argues for faith and personal devotion over doctrinal dispute and urges patriotism and loyalty to country and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. W. A
Trey
Aching
Becae Belierve
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Woundane
Crate
Seth
Mires Casardomot
Procery
Ford
Rebool
New York Times
Sen. Belle
Edith
Ostend
Tommy
Pop
Thousand Islands
T, Moore
Armes
Pike Ev
Berys S ' Sl Brooks
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