Memphis Fever Hope Alters Norfolk Hearts
In a troubled Norfolk scene Captain Clendenon resists Grace Winans but Grace resolves to aid plague victims in Memphis. Her firm will and his reluctant concern set plans for travel to attend the fever ward, backed by prayers and duty, as a marriage shadow looms and life tests devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu
Clendenon
Grace
Norfolk
Grace Winans
Aratyou
Phaeton
Portsmouth
Naval Hospital
Memphis
Newa
Tabor
Christ
Norahia
Portamouth
Modern Castles in Spain and a Fraud Scheme Exposed
A narrator recounts a scam where an undercover agent offered a fake inheritance, claiming $250,000 tied up in an English court. The tale follows the con as the man probes family history and promises great returns, highlighting manipulation and the lure of easy wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetna
Betty Rawlins and the Colonel of Mock England
Betty Rawlins, a pretty 19 year old at Fort Sherman, longs for a colonel husband. She falls for Colonel Reginald Southcote, an English officer posing as aristocracy, while Captain Roy Lanyard adores her. A newspaper paragraph reveals the colonel’s lack of real service, and Betty sides with Roy, ending with a moonlit exit and a wry remark from Lawyer Coke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ITV Rawlins
Betty
Lowland Glen
Sherman
Krag-Jorgenson
Adele Sim
Roy Lanyard
Fort Sherman
Roy
Captain Lanyard
Betty Rawlins
Slice
Col
Dexter Country Club
Reginald Southcote
Simon
Englshman
Resi
Boothcote
Betty Rawlin
Roy ‘Lanyard
Edward
Tates
Royal Yorlckshire Regiment
Coke
Ba_g-ushman
Old Coke
The
Broad Arrow
Journal of the Unitedervices of
Great Britain
Ife
Hetty Rawlins
Powell-Baden
Royal Yarlockshire
Thig’miliia
Roy Landyard
Philippine Islands
Yorickshire
Obigaga Record-Herald
Gladstones Statue Placed in Westminster Abbey
A marble statue of Gladstone has been installed in Westminster Abbey in the north transept on the site long marked by Dean Stanley. The piece by Mr. Brooks of the Royal Academy stands beside Peel and Beaconsfield in the so called Statesmen's Aisle near the pulpit. No ceremonial unveiling accompanies the national tribute as Parliament authorized the erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Westminster Abbey
Dean Stanley
London Times
Brooks
Royal Academy
Sir Robert Peel
Lord Beaconsfield
Elyst Inn
Oxford
David and Sauls Envy Echo in Sunday School Sermon
A Sunday school lesson recounts Davids rise and Sauls envy after finishing the tale of David slaying Goliath. The piece explains envy as pride against God, notes Davids wise conduct amid popularity, and compares Sauls fear to a biblical motif of divine presence guiding triumphs and failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
David Waa
Gordon
Nios
Valley of
Minh
Goliath
Dewey Hone
Saul
Alain
Togo
Shakspeare
Iris
Israel
S’roverha
Sani
Jehovah
Ufe
Braddock
Pennsylvania
George Washington
Earl of Shaftesbury
Baul
Jehovah Frow Lin
Siberia
Carpea
Suil
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TRS
Alex’ Meveich Miller
Tosamond
Guy
Kenmore
Dora Tenney
Dyotty Geraldine
Tillian
Lillian
Eta
Btreat & Smith
Cvill
Tulu
Jitahd
Paadivea
Ulu
Haq
Washington
Tigre
China
Spain
Richard M. Vaughan
David Buil
Jeshurun
Asaiah
Jonathan
Ned-halad
Ara
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