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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
4
A brief note on the work Loved for Herself by Charles D Leslie, listing alternate titles and author credits with mention of copyright and publication segment Canter XVI.
The Marquess is dying as brotherly schemes and family pressures unfold Pamela faces truth about her parentage while noting the staff plans and Gilbert’s potential role. The old man urges Pamela to marry Gilbert to continue the line, while servants and kin murmur about the master’s unpopular reign and a changing estate.
In a dim apartment Lord Heriot lies unconscious as Fanny Tracy confronts him with a tense confession. Pamela, watching from afar, notices changes in the household as Seamen arrives and the front door opens, hinting at looming consequences for all involved.
A jumble of chatter, social signals, and curious notes reveals Pamela and Gilbert Heriot’s plans, engagement tensions, and a requested audience before a future March meeting. The piece shifts to odd anecdotes: artisan carvings in China, a dairy cow’s odd predation, and a bizarre snake tale, interwoven with reflections on age tree lifespans and a light historical digression into Marie Antoinette’s prison bill and abbots in medieval England.
The article discusses home remedies and cautions, noting iodines as a disinfectant and advising limited use. It extols apples as a nourishing breakfast and warns on tobacco effects and withdrawal. It explains tuberculosis onset from a sub-acute pneumonia and emphasizes healthy living to ward off consumption, with brief social quips and a joke fragment ending.
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