Lavinia Dart Reunites With Nathaniel Dorton After Ten Years
In Harleyville Lavinia Dart receives a long-lost Valentine letter from Nathaniel Dorton, ten years after he vanished after a sleigh accident. A hidden romance resurfaces when Mrs. Rice unearthed the note, and Miss Dodd reveals Dorton’s return. Lavinia meets him at her door as he declares they will be valentines once more, ending years of uncertainty.
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Miss Dodd
Miss Lavinia
Miss Dart
Mrs. Rice
Lavinia Dart
Widow Rice
Lavinia
Nathaniel
Nathaniel Dorton
Laurie Drake
Joe Drayton
Joe
Miss. Dodd
Squire Drake
Harleyville
Nat Dorton
Miss Dor
Palin
Valentine
Manor of Uplands Brings Harold to Face Old Woes
Harold Dynevor, heir to Dynevor Manor, confronts looming foreclosure as Eustace Lindon, his stepfather, holds the mortgage. His mother Mrs. Dynevor and sister Kitty weigh debts, family truth, and an inherited feud tied to Nina Lindon’s lost will. Ailing, hopeful Frank Dynevor left Harold a dying warning about Lindon’s influence and a hint of past wrongs.
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Old County
Sussex
Iry
Kitty
Harold
Usly
Marton
Proctor
Erness
Uplands
Frank Dynevor
Australia
Nina
Eustace Lindon
Hasthill
Mrs. Dynevor
Harald
General Craven
Frank
Dene
Miles Round
Charles
Wich
Dyne
Uplaids
Lillian
Charles Dynevors
Easthill
France
Charles Dynevor
Harold Dynevor
Dynevors
Lindon
Dynevor Manor
Nina Lindon
Mr. Dynevor
The
Slater
Helen
Alick
Tempest
Helen Craven
Captain Tempest
Dynevor
Jack Temple
Miss Kitty
Passing of the Bell and Its Silent Farewell
A reflective meditation on the fading role of church bells in modern life. The author laments the passing of the passing bell, noting how daily notices replace its solemn summons, and questions what future role bells will play in weddings, Christmas, curfews, and national mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelus
Indian self support through goat herding proposed
William L. Brown argues in the Southern Workman that self support for Indians could be advanced by goat herding. He notes geographic limits and pauperizing rations hinder progress and urges school involvement. Goat culture could fit with local markets. imports of goat skins rose 28 percent in 1898 and total import value nears twenty million dollars. The idea hinges on training Indians to herd and process goat products for local and export markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Brown
Mass meeting seeks end to saloons in Topeka
In Topeka a 3000 strong anti saloon rally demanded saloons close by Friday noon and liquor shipments exit the city. Police Judge McGaw faced calls to resign amid broader demands for officials to enforce laws against illicit traffic and gambling rings in Kansas.
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Topeka
Kas
Carrie Nation
Anon
McGaw
Ada
Kansas City
Moa
Laanang Order League
Currie Nation
Kansas’ City
Princess Christian approves name for hospital cat heir
In a London hospital the Princess Christian consents to endow a hospital cat in perpetuity at the North Eastern Hospital for Children Hackney Road to be named after her son who recently died, following a gesture by young members of The Children's Salon.
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Christian
Hospital For Children
Hackney Road
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Eratior
Hany
Nirldéersroom
Florence Hodgkinson
Hag
C.e Uplands
Joys
Noble Red Man
Northern Pacific Aftompany
L. BR
Topekar
Pubblic Order
Des Moines
Jessie Green
Tonohue
Cass Street
Chicago
Mrs. Nation
Dr. Donohue
Hadley
Yale
Nathan Hale
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