Captain Warren Faces Guardianship Trust Dilemma
Atwood Graves travels to South Denshoro to meet Captain Elisha Warren about being guardian to Warren’s dead brother’s two children, Caroline and Stephen. Warren weighs the trust, consults Sylvester, and considers New York asset questions while observers at the club note his potential as guardian and the political social scene surrounding him.
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Atwood Graves
New York
South Denshoro
Cape Cod
Elisha Warren
Cap'n Warren
Caroline
Stephen
Graves
James Peurson
Sylvester
Mr. Sylvester
Bije
A. Krodgers Warren
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Warren
Gretten
Fifth Avenue Aide
Elisha
Corcoran Dunn
Dunn
Captain Busha
St. Nicholas Avenue
Jove
Mandl
Peters
Hattling
Caro
Steve
Central Club
Kubn
Kuhn
Sylvester, Kuhn & Graves
An Unexpected Pleasures: A Family Dinner Encounter
Caroline Warren and her brother dodge company after a strained spartan morning. Captain Warren confronts an unexpected visitor, Pearson the Planet writer, who clarifies his recent link to the Warren family and accepts a cautious welcome from Caroline. Pearson reassures, while Captain Elisha contemplates guardianship plans amid a tense, bustling Boston scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Caroline Warren
Stephen
Caroline
Elisha
Pearson
A. Rodgers Warren
Bia
Miss Warren
Mr. Pearson
Steve
Dunn
Planet
Malcolm
Doalt
Captain Warren
No Use for Morseradiah in London Tale
A raw servant girl refuses horse radish at the grocer after being asked by a tradesman. She asserts the mistress will not want it, noting her master keeps a motorcar as a sign of modernity.
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Mary Jane
London Mail
Lemon Lotion Recipe for Freckles and Complexion
An old ad-like snippet instructs mixing juice from two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to make a cheap freckle and tan lotion. It promises clear, soft, white skin with daily use on face neck arms and hands. Gent, harmless claims accompany the beauty potion.
Actor Joe Jefferson Denied Check by Detroit Cashier
In Detroit a cashier refused to honor a check presented by the actor Joe Jefferson without proper identification. Jefferson quipped a line from his famous play about his dog Schneider, then the cashier washed the check and declined payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe" Jefferson
Detroit
Schneider
Our Boys Over There Toasted Cigarettes
Patriot zeal drives war effort to send empire kits of toasted Lucky Strike cigarettes to U S soldiers in France. Doctors nurses and officers back the campaign noting cigarettes ease hunger and boost morale in trenches and billets. Kentucky Burley tobacco touted for solid satisfaction and ease of use in field conditions.
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France
Kentucky
A Good Resolution and Black Eyes Mentioned
A reflective line contrasts natural traits and earned changes noting some men are born with a certain eye color while others acquire it through experience or events. The note implies that resolution or choice shapes character beyond innate features.
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Joseph C. Lincoln
Caen
Dilaba
Father
Mia
Jim
Edwards
Commodore
Air
Misa Abigail Baker
Abbie
Malcolm Dunn
David Roberta
Carter
Cong Bales
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