English Clergyman Trapped by Rouen Doctor False
The Honorable and Reverend Mr. Lambert travels with a mysterious Rouen doctor and decoys. A rosy tale of deception ends with police uncovering Dr. de La Belle as a killer and Lambert's lucky escape, plus a sour note on French police prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lambert
Church of England
England
France
Rouen
Mont St. Catherine
Mr. Lambert
Monsieur
Aniex
Lambert
Dr. de la Belle
Rue Antoine
Davieur de la Belle
Dr de la Belle
Mademoiselle
Paris
Monsieur Lambert
de le Balle
Dr. de Balle
de Ville
Sergeant de Ville
Champs Elysees
Mr Lambert
Paria
Nothng
Monsieur de F
Montmorenci
Monsieur de Bocage
Blanche Villiers
M. de Bocage
Sr. de la Belle
Mademoiselle Blanche Villiers
Thanor
London
Boston Traveller
Weatherwise guidance from Joan H. Tice in St. Louis
Weather expert Joan H. Tice explains sky reading to predict rain and storms. Clear blue skies signal heavy rain within 12 to 48 hours, hazy skies mean hot dry weather, and southeast winds imply a low barometer or approaching storm. Cirrus and cumulus clouds determine rain likelihood, with cirrus alone offering no rain and cirrus joining cumulus forming a rain cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan H. Tice
St. Louis
Gulf
Paria Tragedy Reveals Wetmore Love and Suicide
Paris gossip reveals Mrs. Wetmore’s letters from Lord Anglesey promise marriage if she divorces her husband. The affair ends with Wetmore’s death by self destruction after emotional turmoil and a final fatal letter from Anglesey. Lord Anglesey’s secrets and a lawyerly dispute over breach of promise frame the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Paris
New York Herald
Wetmore-Anglesey
Pelham Clinton
Lord Anglesey
A Wetmore
Gardner
Champs Elysees
Annie
Anglesey
Albert Clinton
Pans Wenge
William
London
Henry
Mr. Stone
Anna
Clinton
Wetmore
Marquis
Wodehouse
France
England
Some New England Trees
An essay reflects on old apple trees in New England gardens as living links to the past. It recalls windfalls, hidden fruit, and the sensory memories of blossoms, scent, and hospitality, contrasting grafted and wild trees with Lombardy poplars that mark fading generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
E. A. Arr
Census Talk Sparks Upstart Courtship in Rural County
A census enumerator visits a small rural house and encounters a widow who misreads his request as a marriage proposal provoking a playful exchange. The scene, involving humor and flirtation, unfolds in Tullahassee with names obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Sarah Agnea Jane
Tullahassee
Fia
Prriot
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Geo. Burt, JR
Buck
Alain
Naville
Augusta Larned
Evening Post
Thei
Willsdon
Besh
Guinea
Lam
Ates
Mr. Lamert
St. Germaine
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