Love and Loss in a Soldier's Tale at Malvern
A widowed Mary confronts a grim revelation when her husband returns as an apparent stranger. A fragment from a dramatic monologue reveals the man's sorrow, the unborn child, and a vow to keep the family name intact despite tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgler
Jie
Mal
Kansas
Mary
Test of Fire and a Chicago Family's Courage
Florence and Susie Spencer face a sudden Chicago blaze that forces a perilous night escape with motherly care. A kindly stranger helps Susie carry Willie. the family reunites with their father and grandmother, learning gratitude after loss.
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Florence
Susie
Papa
New York
Mrs. Spencer
Willie
Joe
Mr. Spencer
Chicago
Anna
John
Susis
Montgomery Hart
Tuesda
Grandma
Baby
Little Joe
Hanan
Cinders
Mamma
Tiny
Spencer
Sue
Learth
Slander and policy notes amid varied 19th century topics
A collage of short items: remarks on slander and kindness, long lists of 1871 army losses, global tea and coffee use, Florida coast ship losses, life insurance appeal, church aims against liquor, Yosemite winter isolation, England telegraph clerks strike, Red River wheat potential, Halifax cannonball find, French cuisine trends, war horse color policy, New England deaf and dumb convention, naval justice for Semmes, burglar proof safes, Glasgow baker arsenic scare, London smallpox toll, Grace Greenwood anecdote, New York and state cattle counts, Texas cattle totals and vast plains.
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Robert Negley
Daily Davenpay Democrat
United States Army
China
Brazil
Florida
Washington Life Insurance Company
Barclay
New Jersey
Yosemite Valley
England
Red River Valley
United States
Halifax
Acadia
Maccan
France
Paris
The
Figaro
New England
Boston
Alexander H. Semmes
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Glasgow
London
Grace Greenwood
Arizona
John
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Ams
Texas
Great Plains
Appearances Deceive in Lard Trade Claims
Dealers in lard admit customer demand for white clear product. Tests found lime in supposedly white lard. A renderer said Lime milk is mixed at 2 to 5 percent with lard to form a pearly white soap compound that absorbs 25 percent water during cooling.
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Frank Clive
Malvern
Malvern Lit
Robert May
Raen
Gabriel
Contde
Tlil
Iifero
Bufale Courter
Florence Spencer
Bessie King
Slater
Father
Bessie
Ignal
Will Susie
Uip
Buc
Sister
Crie
Bee
Chase
Mamma Little Bit