The Courtship of Jacques Brachard in Marseilles
Jacques Brachard, a ragged dock worker, vows to win Anne-Marie d Andeline. He rises to wealth in Paris through finance and copper mines, marries her, but she secretly loves Jerome Le Govain. Jacques confronts cold marriage as Anne-Marie plans a night with her lover at her mother's reception.
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Anne-Marie
Jacques
Anne
Marie
France
Jacques Brachard
Marseilles
Anne- Marie
Paris
Anne-Marie d’Andeline
Hier
Jerome le Govain
Jerome la Govain
Brachard
Porte Cochere
d’Andeline Mansion
Max
Marquise
d’Andeline
London
Interrogation Tightens on Marsh in Meadville Gun Plot
A tense inquiry unfolds as detective Bradley and Durant pry Marsh for answers about a forged gun and a hidden mechanic. Marsh stammers under sharp questioning about timing, identity of Rhinestrom, and past invisibility at the works, while Pinckney and Frances watch anxiously.
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Durant
Pinckney
Meadville
Marsh
Smith
Bradley
Mr. Marsh
Summers
Mr. Durant
Sommers
Frances
Secret Service
Mr. Rhinestrom
Mr. Rhinestrata
Durant plant probe tightens around forging case
In a U S secret service led inquiry at the Durant works, Bradley questions Marsh and others about the Sommers gun forging. Durant defends the process while Marsh reveals Smith was in charge and drunk, and a discharge followed.
Temptation in Chapter Two of The Marquise and Anne Marie
The Marquise d Andeline urges Anne Marie as Bradhach departs for a trip. Anne Marie shows indifference when warned her husband Jacques will be away and may not return until the day after tomorrow. The scene centers on marital detachment and concern from the mother.
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Anne-Marie
d’Andeline
Bradhach
Max
Bridge
Annette
Jacques
Marquise
Pa Furnished The Ladder Eloping River Dialogue
A brief comic fragment from the Catholic Standard and Times features a river narrator urging action about a rope ladder. The eloping couple discuss leaving and reclaiming the rope with Pa’s plan to pull it up so they cannot return.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Homey Vintage Recipes From Georgia Potatoes To Liver
A compact collection of old recipes including Georgia sweet potatoes fried in butter with sugar, Graham Fudding with raisins and molasses, a wine sauce, German Peach Tart with a cream topping, and Liver Leaf a slow simmered dish mixing lambs liver heart calf’s tongue and pork.
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Georgia
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Charles Frohman
American Journal- Examiner
Joseph O’brien
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Porte-Cochere
Hergelf
Gavain
Mirquise
Gowvain
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Jackson Place
Indianapolis
Ind
Madame Mizrah
Virginia Ave
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Mgr
15Th St
Vonnegut Hardware CO
E. Washington St
J. Francis Wilson
Newton Cly
Coughlin & Wilson Dental Co
West Virginia
King Coal CO
Blake St
Polk’s Milk
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Os Mass. Ave
Ctos
Panama
Philip Moore
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John D. Sherman
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General Federation OF Women's Clubs
VIA
Wireless
Durant Works
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Pinck
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Vera DE Ross
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Pierce
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