Lords and comrades reach Christchurch from the forest
Alleyne and his three companions push toward Christchurch through a forest fringe. They encounter beggars, couriers, and laborers as they approach Twynham castle. Sir Nigel Loring and Lady Mary discuss war, money, and duty while three strangers ride toward the town, one an experienced archer.
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Alleyne
Christchurch
Tam
Minstead
John
Aylward
Saliabury's
Nigel
Earl of Derby
Bergerac
Nigel Loring
Bridge
Avon
Heddy
Europe
Twynhem
Nius
Mary Loring
Niggel Loring
Huy
Ilia
Lady Loring
Maude
Bordeaux
Ilona
England
Rosea
Loring
Chandog
Earl of
Ballsbury
Cervica
Indy
la Roche-d-Errien
Romorantin
Maupertuis
Nogent
Auray
Archer
Gina
Twynham Castle
France
Carbolic Acid Prices Rise Amid War Goods Shortages
Amid wartime supply disruptions carbolic acid used for explosives is climbing. The article notes prior spikes during the Spain United States conflict and reports current prices at 22 cents per pound with a daily rise of two cents. It highlights the material’s role in producing explosive components like lyddite and melinite.
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London
Spain
United
A Corner for Women Pink Rose Hat Feature
A pink rose hat with dainty foliage is displayed in Figure 2. Satin ribbon in pale pink with silvery sheen and side button details complete the elegant accessory.
The Man of It He Has a Pain
A weary husband returns from work claiming typhoid as he frets over his health. His wife Nelly manages meals and care while doubt and humor mix with fear of illness. The man clings to willpower, travels, and plans, while she quietly guards finances and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Nelly
North-st
Parla
Brick
Wong
Woman Wakes On Box Car In Centralia Train Crash
Mrs Joseph Callowitz awoke atop a box car that derailed and plowed into the Callowitz restaurant and home in Centralia Pennsylvania. The eight foot swath through the barroom damaged the structure, tore floors, and left an infant sleeping above the crash site unharmed aside from minor injuries to the mother and one man. Trainmen helped rescue them using a plank to reach a rear room.
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Centralia
Joseph Callowitz
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lacustave
Callofitz
Mra Callowitz
Unclear textile sale items in faded OCR text
Listing of fabrics and textiles including suitings latins mercerized finish blue red black grounds various colors and widths 33 inches wide 12 percent quality and other details with mentions of ginghams lawns calicoes and unbleached sheeting as part of a fabric sale.
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Mge
Fovlard
Employers' Teck School for Boys Seeks Polytechnic Program
Kansas City March 4 The Employers association of Kansas City plans a polytechnic school to train boys in trades without union ties. Pupils would work in carpentry bricklaying plumbing and machining under experienced teachers and finish as skilled tradesmen. E G Hornbrook secretary says employers should lead by expanding opportunities for American boys and protect them as they enter industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Employers’ Association of
Kansa City
G. Hornbrook
Employers’ Association
Angulah
Miles
MRG
Henry Fune
Brittain
Ohio
Gilbert B. Houser
Milford
Center
Bnnk
Church Split On Organ In Trenton
In Trenton New Jersey Central Methodist Church divides over organ placement behind the pulpit causing a church split and many parishioners to seek other congregations resulting in empty pews in the once bustling house of worship. A nearby note explains a steam method to extract splinters using hot water and suction.
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Trenton
N. J
Central Methodist Church
Detroit News
Buried Gold Found in Orrick Home Hoard
March 2 Orrick Ma. Alex Gooch died and his son in law Dr J T Hamilton arrived from Kansas City with crew to dig up Gooch’s buried treasure. In a hen shed floor hollow a glass jar held 527.50 in gold coins including twenty dollar pieces and others with a rare 2.5 coin. The doctor was lucky to spot the treasure at first dig and likely recovered all the stash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrick
Alex Gooch
J. T. Hamilton
Kansas City
Gooch
Brica de. Hamilton
Oysters Not Real Estate Underwater Shellfish Law
New York March M. Justice has ruled that oysters and other shellfish planted under water are chattel and not realty. They may be stolen as a horse from a barn or a chicken from a coop, with larceny as the punishment.
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New York
Justice Gavenor
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Hardie
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Faisle
Lyon
Gyo. DD. S
Charles VII
Charles I
Yeomen of the Guards
Reake
Detroit
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Warren
Ide
de- Walt
Clark's St. End
King's
Teck” School For Boys
Dr. Miles
DR. Moses Medical Co., Laboratories
Stewert Pianos
Indiana
Windsehmers
North
Pennsylvania Street
WM. Langsenkame Coppersmith
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