Stolen Kiss Sways Fate of Aged Judge and Heir
Vera Dennison faces a crushing telegram that seals her father Judge Dennison's defeat in a will case. With the loss, he abandons practice. Ward Morton becomes a trusted helper and possible suitor. A mislaid set of memoranda rekindles hope for appeal and a wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AugusTus
Sherwin
Vera Denison
State Aupreme Court
CABC
Vera
Tam
Young Morton
Lan
Ward Morton
Dennison
Morton
City of Croesus and Midas in Lydia and Pactolus river lore
The piece surveys Lydia in Asia Minor, detailing the northward and eastward river system feeding the Bay of Smyrna and the Pactolus gold bearing stream linked to Croesus and Midas. It links ancient geography, legends, and Greek myth to the region's historical landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Asia Minor
Scribner’s Magazine
Bay of Smyrna
Aegean
Ses
Pactolus
Midas
Croesus
Tmolus
Sparta
Pan
Hedda's Bold Plan for a Miner’s Bride
Hedda, a strong blunt cook in a lumber camp, manipulates a lonely laborer to marry a wounded waif from Salem seeking escape to the sea. She stages a rescue and guides the couple toward a cabin in the hills, hoping to shield the girl from harsh judgment as she finds a future away from the rail and rain. The story centers on Hedda’s decisive, protective craft and the unexpected romance between Jim Hendricks and the shelter-seeking waif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vingie E. Roe
Hedda
Slough
Sweden
Jack Baker
Aise
Jim Hendricks
Jim Unworthy
Heddar
Quarter Creek
Tye
Toledo
Akill Hedda
Salem
Hedda Finds Girl in Cabin After Engagement Plot Turns
A dramatic village tale unfolds as Hedda discovers a soaked, penniless girl left on the kitchen steps. The exhausted seeker traveled from Salem three weeks seeking the sea, claiming no kin and no money. Hedda, moved, feeds her and contemplates a plan while the engagement with Jim Hendricks hangs in the air.
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Styles
Myles
Yim Hendricks
Nledda
The
Sea
Allo
Home Journal
Loughry
the Ladies’ Suit and Coat Department
Mens Furnishings
W. R. Loughry & Co
A. T. Taylor & Son
Indiana
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