The Captain Learns a Friend on Pine Street
Captain Elisha Warren meets James Pearson a Belfast born writer aboard the Empress of the Ocean. They share seafaring kinship and plan a future meeting in Central Park West after averting a potential dockside fight. Pearson reveals he writes magazine pieces and possibly novels while seeking material among wharf life.
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Pine Street
Wall Street
Sylvester, Kuhn & Chaves
South Street
Maly Sea
Elisha
Liverpool
Consignees
Belfast
Cap'n Pearson
James Pearson
Mr. Pearson
Jim
Elisha Warren
Warren
Liam
New York
Chen
Free Lancing
Pearson
The Captain Starts Out To Investigate On His Own Hook
New York lawyer Atwanl Graves travels to South Dens hora ape Cod to see Captain Elisha Warren. A storm delays them and Graves meets Warren who agrees to return home. Graves informs Warren his guardian task involves two wards Caroline twenty and Stephen nineteen. Warren plans to assess the estate in New York before accepting the trust, triggering concern among the wards and their friends.
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Atwanl Graves
New York
South Denshora
Ape Cod
Elisha Warren
Cap'n Warren
Goose
Cap'n Warren Hattis Brother
Nied bin
Caroline
Wu Stephen
Graves
Will IV Promises Busy Spins Of Sea Yarn Tales
A dialogue snippet has Will IV vowing to keep Captain Warren busy with sea yarns while acknowledging Uncle Jim's tales may outshine his own. Goodbyes are exchanged as they anticipate a quick reunion and continued adventures at sea.
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Warren
Jim
I Think I May Take the Job in a Club Restoration
Captain Warren visits the Central club on Fifth Avenue to discuss his late brother’s affairs with Mr. Sylvester. They weigh family ties, executorship, and the wary reception of the Warren children Caroline and Steve as they absorb the surprising, delicate situation.
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Hieha
Crollera
Broad Street
Sylvester, Kulin’ & Graves
Warren
Sylvester
Central Club
Elisha
Fifth Avenue
Fiftty-second Street
Mr. Sylvester
Bije
Graves
Steve
Caroline
Young Warren
Captain Takes Guardianship of Brother's Children
The captain decides to assume guardianship of his brother's children, pleasing Sylvester while others may disagree.
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Sylvester Sa
Wild ponies at Exmoor fair draw crowds in west England
King John of England is said to have visited the farmers fair at Bampton where a noted gathering of West Country animals unfolds. Among the animals the wild ponies bred on Exmoor are bought near coal mines in the Midlands.
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John of England
Bampton
England
Exmoor
How to Avoid Backache and Nervousness
Providence reader Mrs Aden Lynch describes relief from backache headache and nervousness after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She notes weight gain and renewed health and urges other women to seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Med Co Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Adelin B. Lynon
Plain St
Providence
R. I
Nature
Mis. Lynch
Lydia E. Pinkham
Yoin B. Pinkham Med.Co
Lynn, Mass
New German Method Hears Heartbeat by Smoke Rings
A Germany based diagnostic idea uses two small gas flames and a paper tape to read heart vibrations. A sensitive transmitter diaphragm mirrors vibrations into a gas chamber, creating smoke rings on the tape that indicate heartbeat abnormalities.
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Germany
Past Understanding Do you understand the European situation
Senator Sorghum reflects on understanding the European situation and suggests that if human understanding could grasp it the fight would have been unnecessary. A poet line about the hens appears, followed by a question about annual Bester law.
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Senator Sorghum
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Made Lees
Veteninany CO
Waukesha
Wit
Dean
Missouri
H. P. Jenson
Baker
Kansas City
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Foster-Milburn CO
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