Unregretted Mistake In A Secret Marriage Plot
A winter social group of young women and men forms a close circle. Edith Cloverlie and Barbara Martin are central. a telegram misaddressed leads Frank Emerson to Chataworth, where Miss Carter suspects a staged secret marriage plot involving Fred Emerson and Barbara. The plan falters as identities collide and the ceremony arrangement faces collapse.
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Edith Cloveriic
Ben Au
Booth Prospect Street
Barbara
Edith
Francia Robert Emerson
Eigner
Edith Cloverile
Tewart
Chateworth
Heith Cleverlie
Miss Carter
Elranger
Sha
Mr. Underwood
Tun
Barbara Martin
Fred Meron
Prouk Emerson
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Edith Ctoverlie
Ale
Emerson
Codelman
Fred Emerson
Wiss Carter
Fred Emeraon
Linda Wilews
London Ballroom Echoes in New York Romance
A British youth becomes a taxi driver in New York after a Devonshire era romance with Miss Bainbridge. Years later in London they meet again at a ball, rekindling past ties as memories of Central Park and changing fortunes unfold between them.
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Oxford Street
London
United States
Ainbridge
Philadelphia
W Hvish
New York
Bainbridge
Mira Bainbridge
America
Ralph Fearborough
Antwins Bainbridge
Ralph Scarborough
Persesaed
Winnipeg
Canada
Central Park
Upper
Manhattan Island
Miss Bainbridge
Big Fam.iy
Sambridge
Indy
Misa Pambridge
Ralph Seay
Borough
Worg
Chinges
Ahon Ha
Mapulagah Taxi
Smu
Phitagatptin
Wendy May
Gail
Billy Treadwell's Sacrifice
Billy and Johnny By Haywood plot to substitute Billy for Johnny as escort to Johnny's fiancée Rose Hinckley, a plan that backfires when Rose mistakes Billy for Johnny and rejects him. Billy confesses the ruse. Rose remains engaged to Billy, and Johnny discovers the deception yet accepts it as a prank that ends with Billy and Johnny becoming partners.
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Treadwell
John
Haywood
Johnny
University Hall
Lnofeg
Tad
Billy
Rose Hinckley
Geneva
Miss Hinckley
Hils
Wok
Bess
Mr. Treadwell
Tony
Bill
Ynreity
Bat
Jenny
Johny
Wes
Beeng
Ale
Mfg
The Tramps Side Of It Told In His Words
A wandering narrator recounts the harsh view of tramp life as he travels country lanes. He decries hypocrisy, fraud, and public hostility, sharing an incident by a school and a fearful confrontation with farmers. He notes the danger of mobs and the sting of social judgment.
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Willie
Contry
Esa
Savage
Aim
Willy
German Envy and War Losses Highlight 1917 War Efforts
The article contrasts German envy of the British Empire with Britain’s wartime gains. It notes German prisoner counts and artillery losses on the Western Front, British advances and colonial conquests, and the decline of German naval power. It also explains the 1917 War Savings Plan offering 4.12 dollar to 4.28 dollar thrift stamps and certificates, detailing purchase, redemption, and practical uses for Americans.
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Germany
Great Britain
Near East
North Sea
Schiller
Pire
Britain
France
Russia
England
Tgether
South America
United States
Germsiny
Treasury Department
Thineers
Biatea
Tedeemnile Oan
Bavat
Eer
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