The Moores at Paris and a London revelation
Mrs. Fenton invites the Moores to dine in Paris then sails to London for her wedding to Fred Musgrave. A shadow from the past returns as Mr. Dodd confronts Letitia about her life under false identities, revealing how she forged Laura Musgrave’s voice to claim a dean’s daughter fortune.
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Moores
Paris
Grand Hotel
Susie
Captain Claughton
Fred
Love
Susie Moore
Claughton
Mrs. Fenton
Champs Elysees
Albemarle Street
London
James le Breton
Breffitt
Abe
Mr. Breffit
Gabe
Laura
Mr. Dodd
Dawlish
Letitia
Otago
Oxford
Canada
Ming
Jack Watson
St. Cyprian’s
Fenton
Dean Musgrave
England
Master of All Saints
The Lion's Roar And A Roadside Vise In One Issue
An article extols the lion in East Africa describing its terrifying roar and kingly presence as heard in daylight and night, then shifts to a Missouri designer's combination vise for road repairs, praised for hub clamp design and portability. The piece blends natural history prose with a trade illustration.
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Hoy
East Africa
Hlon
Everybody's Magazine
Missouri
Dairying Ideas From a Pioneer Iowa Breeder
Iowa State Dairy Association expert Hugh G. Van Pelt urges cautious start with small pure bred cattle, notes experience teaches care matters more than sheer stock. He touts single-cow success stories, emphasizes weighing milk and butterfat, proper barn design, sanitation, and ventilation to boost profits.
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Hugh G. van Pelt
Iowa State Dairy Association
United States
The Heason First Strap Hanger a Whisper
A humorous Harvard Lampoon quip questions seating manners on a trolley or bus. A speaker defends seating by noting the woman is his wife, while a second voice remarks that brains excuse keeping a face closed. The brief juxtaposes social etiquette and wit.
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Harvard Lampoon
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