Benevolent schemes backfire in household memo
Mr Fitzgerald believes women cannot outdo men and funds a benevolence drive from household profits. A memo lists families needing aid including alcohol and food, leading to weekly grocery orders. When Grandma Delaney’s aristocratic plea is exposed, the plot unravels as a purge of misdirected charity ends in a confrontational scene.
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MeBriarity
Joe Barnaby
Aliey
Grandma DeLaney
Pitzzerald
The Cousins Visit A Theater In A Hushed Balcony Scene
Dudley and Landon recall a theatrical outing with Eastern and Western cousins. Seats in the dress circle cause envy and laughter as couples switch partners for each act. Dudley’s nerves and the audience’s quips frame a costly, comic afternoon.
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Dudley
Landon
Aquare
Slater
Chicago
Elrl
Ella
Clara
Butter fraud tale in a Midwestern dinner table tale
In a humorous domestic anecdote Mrs Boardby recounts a neighbor Lucille who bought butter at a tea store and the old farmer who sold margarine substitute at a cheaper price. The tale ends with the oleomargarine law coming into effect on July 1 and the butter man quitting.
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Ara
Boardley
Lucille
Mr. Livingston
Mrs. Boardaby
Jim
Vermilion County
Boardby
Warlike Adventure Sparks Captain Brand Rivalry
Artemus shares a bold scheme to unmask Captain Brand by exposing the impostor known as Macauley. Charlie Stuart learns of a new claimant, a survivor from the Hespasia wreck, who may challenge Brand’s hold and trigger a dramatic confrontation to protect the captain’s daughter and reveal the truth.
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St. Patrick’s Day
New York
Capt
Brand
Charlie
Artemis
Rialto
Macauley
Che Oman
Arline
Artemus
London
Fulton Market
Los
Heepasin
Africa
Arteman
Charlie Stuart
Mate Hen Haneen
Senact
Ben Hazen
Nourme
Wardog
Simon
Cokacidince
Firat
Cape Town
Ariine
Papa
Stuart
Moile
Weill
Beaides
Where Donations Thrive and Carnations in Sunlit Beds
Garden lore from the Cleveland Plain Dealer advises carnation beds in a sunny spot away from taller plants. Use soot and ashes mixed into soil, water well, and cultivate thoroughly through summer. Seed-grown plants may bloom little in the first season.
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Fitegerald
Cousin
Landen
Tor
Uulman
Sloud
ST. Sporge Rathcorne
Border
Dr. Jecka
Mies Caprice
Buch
Barnaby
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