Homeward voyage romance ends in Naples reunion
Evelyn and her aunt sail for travel from New York where she mourns a possible farewell to John Hawley. Rodney Mason grows close as Naples memories reveal Evelyn’s hidden hope. Hawley reappears in Rome, and Evelyn’s reunion with him under moonlit Colosseum hours confirms a love rediscovered.
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Evelyn Bard
John Hawley
Society
New England
Evelyn
Rodney Mason
Mr. Mason
John ‘Hawley
Naples
Korthward
Mason
Sicily
Villa Nazionale
Vema
Mount Aetna
Rodney
Maine
Mediterranean
Capri
New York
Colosseum
Aunty
Europe
Miss Morton
John
Eclipse of Bridgeport Sailors Lure Ship Captain to Northport
The Eclipse of Bridgeport lies in Huntington bay with its 60 year old captain Albert Darm escorted home to Bridgeport. Two sailors report a large barefoot man with a beer bottle shouting for Murphy as the ship’s voyage ends. A skiff rider sought oars and a paddle, while Eaton's Neck sand lies undisturbed in prehistoric strata.
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Northport
L. I
Bridgeport
Conn
Huntington Bay
Albert Darm
Murphy
Eaton’s
Huntington
Eclipse
Huntington Harbor
Port Eaton
Charles Longsworth
Charles
Eaton's Neck
Chateau Des Beaux Arta
East Neck
Beaux Arts
Haton
Enaton
Chimpanzee Attends Dinner With Paris Society
In Paris Mrs Abreu hosts a dinner where a cane-wielding chimpanzee dressed in scarlet sits beside the Spanish ambassador Marquis del Muni. The intelligent simian uses a napkin and cutlery, kisses the ladies, and earns the hostess’s amused praise during the luncheon. Nearby, a bizarre tale unfolds of a man in East Neck befriending a beer bottle and claiming a debt as police pursue him.
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Paris
Marquis del Muni
Mrs. Abveu
Parrot Foils Burglar at Spillman Home
A yellow headed South American parrot housed in C. H. Spillman’s hall observes visitors and warned of a burglar by saying hello and other phrases. After Spillman’s return around midnight the dining room window pane was found cut and plants knocked over as a ladder from a shed stood by the window. The parrot implied the intruder had left.
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St. Louis
C. H. Spillman
Spillman
Elien Spillman
Bear Fatality Shocks Hunters Near Scranton
Roy Kin gle, 18, fainted after firing his last shot at a huge black bear. The bear toppled him and died. Klingle and George Labarre were returning to camp when the incident occurred as Kin gle fired a final shot and Labarre followed with a second shot.
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Scranton
Roy Kingle
Klingle
George Labarre
Brain
Kingle
Tabarre
Ingle
Quince Desserts and Variations with Apple Pairings
A guide to using preserved quinces with apples in desserts. It covers quince chips, trifles with custard and macaroon crumbs, quince tart and pie variants, meringue toppings, and a tapioca base layered with quince. Recipes emphasize strong quince flavor and flexible serving options with whipped cream and candied fruit.
Savory Dishes and Cleaning Tips From A Historic Menu
Quick guide to tenderizing a round steak, browning in lard, and slow braising with tomatoes. Includes steps to clean aigrettes, broil fish without boning, and a savory two-serving liver breakfast dish with eggs. finishes with a graham pudding and simple sauce recipe.
Chestnut Pudding Sauce and Garnish Instructions
Recipe notes describe adding four tablespoons of maple to up to one pint of whipped cream, removing froth, and arranging the mixture. Pua mbes unmolded is mentioned with a garnish instruction using a polled pute, conveying a vintage culinary directive.
Mendelian Inheritance Described In Wheat Ear Shape
The article explains how crossing two wheat varieties with dense bearded ears and lax beardless ears demonstrates Mendelian inheritance. It shows 1:2:1 ear types in hybrids, the dominance of beardless over bearded, and how intermediate forms arise and segregate in subsequent generations, informing practical breeding decisions.
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Mendel
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Kilbourne Cowles
Ford Pub. Co
Firat Cross
Lax
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