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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1912
Page
8
Henry Lucy recounts a Nansen voyage anecdote where two sleeping bags caused three Laplanders to retreat to a warmer spot while the leader awoke to find them missing. The explorers had slept with heads out, the others slept behind a snow ridge for shelter from the wind.
In the time of Queen Anne Lady Prue anonymity and her cousin Posey voyage to London by coach where a highwayman robs nothing but a fan. Their mother Lady Kriegmloch keeps a bright courtly shine amid reduced means as Prue schemes debt free status and a daring future with Sir Geoffrey and Lord Beachambe watching the perilous but gleaming path to court.
Peggle notes Prue’s worry over a mock marriage to Geoffrey and a fortune motive. Prue contemplates barriers to love while planning, fearing exposure if Sir Geoffrey balks. Peggle and Prue discuss readiness, status, and the looming wedding in a tense, reflective mood.
In a dim prison scene Prue engineers a marriage between Robin Freemantle and Margaret Moffat, revealed as the Viscount Brooke’s widow. Sir Geoffrey presides as witness while Parson Goodridge conducts a brief ceremony, sealing a secret union amid plotting and danger.
The Atlantic piece contrasts male and female love, arguing men worship ideals and require moral fidelity, while women love personalities. It asserts faithful conduct tests a man’s character as he grows with a partner who shares divine vision, and warns against judging men solely by feminine fidelity.
A 1912 baseball season wrap prompts fans to speculate on what might have happened if it continued. Meanwhile reports from Germany claim Russia’s czar has life insurance valued at 6 million dollars with an English firm.
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