The Girl Who Madno Gon Roberts Rinemart Mystery
Hilary Kingston hides an anarchist band led by Walter Huff. Elinor Kingston becomes entangled with Rev. Ward as Huff jealously obsesses, while Boroday is jailed and a country club heist funds the defense. A parish fire tests loyalties and love amid danger.
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Elwor
Walter Huff
Synepele
Hilary Kingston
Blinor
Woffinghem
Kingston
Huff, Boroday, Talbot and Lethbridge
Hilary
Ward
Elinor
Boroday
Haff
Night of Devastation Shapes a Woman's Resolve
Elinor wrestles with duty and fear after a church fire leaves Boroday in danger. Ward faces pressure from Huff Talbot and others as Elinor pleads to defend Boroday, risking alienation from the parish and her own past. Her quiet vow remains unyielding.
Crazy about him and spite in the same breath
He confesses strong protective feeling and accuses her of caring for a man at St Jude's. She recoils as their tension peaks with a forceful display of emotion, then he repeats his claim and vows to confront the rival, insisting she is not David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Elinor
New York
Eliner
Geova
Fey
Fernace
Walter
Befeteed
Bere
Mitmer
St Jude's
Kien
David
Homer
Pugh Stores Company
A. A. Looper & Co
Dubuque
Smnet BE. Severy
Heidelberg
Yale
Harvard
Columbus
France
Ledsiany
Kaluss
Galicia
Petrograd War Office
William H. Emery
Newport, R. L
Emery
United States Naval Academy
Red Cross
Burleson
Washington
Congress
Arizona
Lioubomir Michailovitch
Bisbee
Ariz
Amy E. Archer Gilligen
Hartford
Conn
Franklin R. Andrews
Andrews
Windsor
Harvey D. Gibson
Liberty National Bank
American Red Cross
Henry ?’. Davidson
Red Cross War Council
Gibson
Ward and the Church Conflict at the Bryant Dinner
A Saturday dinner at the Bryants features Ward the assistant rector listening to parishioners while advancing his own agenda. Mrs Bryant asserts control as president of church groups and protests women in the choir, prompting Ward to recall the choir and church duties amid social pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryants
Bryant House
Ward
Perish House
Elmor
Chancel Society
Love and Secrecy in a Moral Reflection
A reflective old exchange piece discusses how love hides faults and coverings flaws. It compares spousal or friendship mercy to a painter concealing blemishes and praising virtues, urging discretion and gentle judgment over exposure.
A Wise Fish
A tiny creature of eight eyes and a desire to roam leaves home after a nosy tale and rides away by sea. The bienay belongs to a large family of many sizes and shapes living in various homes.
Lesson on Hezekiah and God’s Deliverance in Ancient Judah
A church lesson reflects on Hezekiah’s prayer before Assyria in 701 BC and God’s rescue of Jerusalem. It links prayer, faith, and divine salvation with national and personal deliverance, citing II Kings, Chronicles, and Isaiah for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah
Assyria
Judea
Sennacherib
Nineveh
British Museum
Sergon
Jerusalem
Egypt
Hesekiah
House of God
Tealah
Isaiah
Rod
David
Teutons Piercing Foe Line In Belgium Raid Gains
Berlin reports 1208 prisoners captured in Veer district Belgium including 27 officers as German marine corps push British line back across the Yeer with heavy losses. British war office notes a 1400 yard penetration and repulse of a raid near Lambertyde. July 12 to 18 reports.
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Berlin
German Marine Corps
Veer
Belgium
Army Headquarters
Yeer
Paris
Woevre
London
British
War Office
Prince Repprecht
Lambeertayde
Markets Snapshot From December Wheat and Grain Prices
The market report lists winter and spring wheat prices in export bags and jute, with first and second clears and various grades. Rye prices, hay values, and cattle weights show notable ranges, reflecting mixed demand for feed and milling grains.
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Timothy
Timethy
Hetfera
W.neil
Bee Sa
Tesseter
Lamba
Geod Te Echelon
Squirrels Suspected in Missing Coal Mystery
Major Higgins suspects coal vanished from his bin only to learn from his servant George that playful squirrels likely fled with the loot. The man questions the woodshed tamperers as the curious case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
George
Red Cross Ball Blue Pure Bleach Advertisement
An advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Blue as a pure blue laundry product that leaves clothes whiter than snow. Described as the best bleach for achieving a clear white finish, with a quick sales emphasis.
The Naval Rites of Passage and Quiet Prayers
A London Mail excerpt notes that naval culture links rank advancement to discipline and a serious turn to reflection. Captains often lead or attend prayer meetings to foster piety and integrity, warning crew that promotion cannot be bought by favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
Untimely Pretec arrest tale with a scientist figure
A fragmented dialogue centers on a man arrested as Professor Flappers, a noted scientist. The charges relate to attempting to recruit at a station where a stage beauty kissed enlistees and urged caution about germs. The piece suggests social double standards and frayed trousers as a sign of cowardice.
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Professor Flappers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madnogon Roberts Rinemart
The
Val
Huff
Pearson
Talbot
Lethbridge
Mr. Ward
Boro Day
Rutherford
Beroday
Om Talbot
Miner
Mlince
Heff
Will
Gliner
Huff and
Gennacherig
Sudah
God
Paker
Ews
Teutons
French Repubes
Igdie E
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