Dinkworth Travers Learns Bertha Goodrich Is Engaged
In a rapid sequence of telegrams and calls, Dinkworth Travers discovers Bertha Goodrich is engaged to Uncle John Bishop via an American trip. The confession tears through his plans as he confronts a whirlwind of misunderstandings, friend betrayals, and a final hopeful reunion in Clapham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Webling
Dinkworth Travers
Travers
Kemper
Corey
Hertha Goolfrich
Bertha Gowirich
Nerthea
Hertha
Hertha Qewirich
Gismrieh
John Tahop
Jobin Bishop
Mera Goodrich
Bishop
Jona
Sprak Om Fifths Iouder
Bishop— Wianke
Clapham
Amelia
America
Mir Travers
John
Dinkworth
Bertha
John Blahop
Uncle John
Regentsiest
Piccadilly
Mra Truitt
New York
Mr Travers
Mra Trufit
Mra Trumtt
Bertha Goodrich
Travern
Binkworth
Tlerths
Goodrich
Sigma
Truitt Will
Rishon
Mra Goodrich
Mra Tru
Dent
Thishop
Trofitt
Mudle
Quilter
Miss Goodrich
Misa Goodrich
Mr. Goodrich
Misa
Quilter. She Was Wvtill Holding the Ne. Mr Travers
Joan
Travera
Ole John
Trufitt
Links
Garment Description of Finen Fro K with Lace Collar
A finen fro k described with lace collar and cuts and fastened by small pearl buttons.
Food and movement reform in the British Army
Secretary for War Mr Hallane spoke at the Royal Army Medical College Millbank on food and movement as keys to army efficiency. He highlighted two scientific marches on Salisbury Plain that clarified rations for emergency service, the need for better clothing, and the overall rise in knowledge within the Army Medical Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whallane
Royal Army Medical Rcheol
Millbank
Dicto-ber 24
Huntieh Army
Jong Marehlig
Chelsea
Boldhar
Salisbury Plain
Army
A Golf Sketch From a Dormy House Holiday
A light essay describes a Friday London terminal scene where four golfers, including a member of Parliament and two city men, form a foursome. The piece extols dormy houses as half club half hotel, notes the king of the club, and muses on golf lore from the eighth hole at Rye to the social rituals around meals and conversations before nightfall and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temily Mail
London Clube
London
Aolumn
Wolf
Dormy House
Tate
Faust
Hye
Rye
Clough
Diogenes Junior
Proteus
Aponteh
Darmy House
Kipling
Portuguese Africa
Pekin
Nijal Novgorod
House of Sleep
Wark in the Air Aeroplane vs Dirigible Debate
The Aeronautical Society meeting on October 20 heard Mr W. discuss the fragile impact of explosives from airships and aeroplanes. He noted that climate and night tactics could help. a dirigible might discharge munitions at close range, yet both airships and airplanes are mainly for reconnaissance. Colonel Stone urged high training to hit aerial objects, while experts like Mrs F Cody proposed tests with guncotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aeronautical Society
Anld
Lloyd's News
Stone
R.A
Meneures
Germany
Trollope
Glutted book market overwhelms reviewers and booksellers
October usually busy for new releases but this year sees an avalanche of books. Reviewers struggle with hundreds of volumes including Peary North Pole and biographies of Beaconsfield Rhodes Bright Redmond and O Brien Olive Branch in Ireland. Publishers shelfed works due to unrest and King Edward’s death.
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Oiffice
Peary
North Pole
Beaconsfield
Cecil Rhodes
John Bright
John Redmond
One O'Brien
Daily News
Edward
Annals of Publishing
The Earl of Fingall and Meath Foxhounds Pack Aches
The Earl of Fingall, head of a Plunkett line, has suffered a serious hunting accident and is linked to the Meath Foxhounds. He and Lord Louth belong to the same club and title region. The Fingall clan includes Francis Plunkett once an ambassador, with other members such as Lord Dunsany and Lord Plunkett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Fingal
Saya
Weatminster
Bes
County Meath
Ireland
Plankett
Lord Louth
Lord Fingall
Lnte
Francis Plunkett
Vienna
Lord Dunsany
Lord Plunkett
New Zealand
Lord Rathmore
David Plunkett
Hous of Commons
Lust for Slaughter The Battue Enjoys a Tarnished Sainted Fame
In a provocative sketch the author traces the battles over battue pheasant shooting, debating the German origin of the method, the artificial taming of birds, and the brutal spectacle of beaters and guns. He contrasts old field sport with modern rocketing and questions the ethical implications and crowding of game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquire
Purde
Joe Manton
Flo
Jevea
Dave
Funeral Fees Challenge at Marylebone Borough Council
A court case over charges for funeral stands and public viewing in Edgeware Road reveals Marylebone Borough Council levied fees for erection of viewing stands during the King’s funeral. The judge rules London County Council powers extended to boroughs. council liable for charges including district and borough surveyor fees totaling £2 2s 10d, with plaintiffs awarded balance and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feul East
W. Lucia Self
Aryibowe County Court
Hartes of Kinson
Mary
Oborough Aylebone
Peturn Fear
Her
Hp Landa Bulla
Palo Tift
Coungrel
London County Council
Herbert Smit
Lord Ree
Conhol
BR. Ce
Herbert Smith
Cecil Tynok
Cornell
FL Cecil
Lifton
London
Costa
Khartoum Ideal City Aim Kept By Town Plan Leaders
Town Planning Conference at the Royal Institute of British Architects highlights rebuilding Khartoum and Omdurman. Lord Kitchener praises sanitary schemes reducing malaria with 60 000 residents reporting only eleven cases last year. Sir Reginald Wingate continues the work, showing British administration’s sanitary success in the region.
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London
Expression
Settler 1
Khartoum
Omdurman
Lord Kitchener
Malara
Reginald Wingate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pishop
Hind Rong
Roldier
the Earl OF Fingall
King
Suudan
Khartouse
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