Valentine Rose and the Ghostly Ship Rescue
Seafaring tale centers on Donald McLean who aids a distressed ship during a February hurricane. He returns to care for Mrs Jennings, adopts Rose Valentine as a surrogate daughter, guides her schooling, and faces a romance with a Scotland connection as Janie reappears.
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Donald McLean
Donald
Brune Ul
Etation No. 9
Bruno
Childe
Rose
Guardian
Informer
Focal
Mim L
Milas Rose Valentine
Olsy Valentine
MrsirLean
Mrs. Jennins
Janie
Scotland
Valentine
Bits About Women And Feather Laws In New York
A humorous column notes the rising shoe size of American women and a hotel guest joke about two pairs of shoes. It then cites New York interest groups backing a prohibition bill to curb alcohol and concludes with the Audubon Society endorsing a bill to ban the sale of heron feathers or plumage nationwide within the state borders and beyond.
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New York City
New York
Audubon Society
Expression of Confidence in Ducaine in Shadowed Duke House
Ducaine reports a security breach as the study safe was opened and papers rearranged. The Duke, weighing resignation, instead offers Ducaine continued service and secret cooperation while sending his son Lord Blenavon from Magdalen into the room to gauge trust and motive.
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Ray
Angela
Ducaine
Ronald
Ducalbe
Burrey Down
Guilford
Auke
Ant
Dacaine
Grice
Puspleton
Nim
Elthie
Cal
Tadit
Rupieson
Duvaine
Ureaume
Rami
Gortainly
Lord Blenavon
Mandalen
Spring Fashions for the Little People
A 1900s style guide details linens and percales for children, with two to three tiered flounces on dresses and washable braids on collars. It notes short sleeves for hot days, small children in light frocks, and fit adjustments to keep limbs covered as spring appears.
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Arma
Lee
Mort Nttle
Dining Room Guests Amidst Royal Reception
A narrative scene describes a long dining room nearly full of guests awaiting Duke and other dignitaries. Ray guides the speaker to a seat beside him, mentioning a morning on the sands and returning with a strong appetite as discussions and greetings unfold among the assembled party.
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Ray
Ducaine
Sanda
Stormy Morning Reflections With Lady Angela
In a tense scene Ducalne exits a ward and meets Lady Angela in a hall. She notes his breakfast and pale appearance, worries over council meetings, and recalls Lord Ronald and his mother while fearing a dire outcome as the innocent lord lies in the family house.
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Angela
C. Tsai
Ronald
Faminal House
Traveling Savings Bank on Wheels Travels France
A traveling savings bank operates as an electric motor carriage with a small safe, desk, folding shelves, and seats for the driver two clerks and a cashier. It journeys through towns on stated days to receive savings from workers and villagers.
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Traveling Savings Bank
France
Passing of the Jewsharp Tharp and Birmingham industry decline
A garbled report notes the passing of the jewsharp trade, blaming a vanishing industry and collapsing demand among tribal communities. It claims emulation advances have left central Africa unsatisfied, with Wagner mentioned as a demanded standard by natives.
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Birmingham
Central Africa
Adulteration Found In One Third Of Connecticut Foods
A report from the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station shows over one third of 6000 food samples examined last year were adulterated. Flour sugar cheese condensed milk and tea were not found adulterated. Most adulterations are fraudulent additions like cheap makings and mislabeling aimed at boosting profits, though health risk remains low.
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Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Winth
Royal Coin Collection of the Italian King
The king of Italy reportedly owns the most complete and vast coin collection in the world valued at over 3,000,000 francs. An expert numismatist, he personally gathered many pieces, with coins stored in four large royal palace rooms. Some coins are said to be one of a kind, with values from 900 to 75,000 francs each.
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Italy
France
Pictures and Houshold Framing for Style and Taste
The piece advises avoiding copied old master paintings and family photos in the parlor, warns against overhanging or mismatched frames, and suggests cohesive matting and color to harmonize with art. It promotes using landscape or botanical prints, portraits of notable figures, and culturally refined images to elevate room dignity, urging select, tasteful framing to reflect good manners and intellect.
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Joe Ama
Peter
Mary Jane
Haven
Mary Jase
China
Smart Linen Accessories No 2 and 3 for violet linen looks
The article outlines sewing notions for violet linen ensembles including No 2 with turnovers and embroidered edge, a matching cuff and collar, and No 3 featuring a new ribbon belt with elliptical rings and embroidery. No 4 describes a belt of pique with linen embroidery and cross stitch detailing for a buff linen gown.
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Fréd
Deng
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