Reunion of Irwin and Helena in the White Mountains
In the White Mountains a recovering Lieut. Irwin Kittredge meets Helena Berwick, a former canteen worker from France. They share days of painting and riding after a rainstorm, then reunite with her brother and friend at a party. A coincidence ties their meetings across France and the mountains, ending with a vow and happiness.
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White Mountains
Irwin Kittredge
Win
Irwin
France
Moutiers
St. Jean
Helena Berwick
Helena
Eleanor
McClure Newspaper
Neighbors Move Sparks of Social Change in Quiet Town
Maud Burrowes longs for city life but plans to win over country neighbors. Ailing Joe pretends illness to lure visits, while Maud discovers quiet strides to connect. The doctor urges sustained effort as isolation grows, revealing the couple’s tension and need for genuine social ties.
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Maud
Mr. Burrowes
Ruth
George
Joe
Maud Burrowes
Miss Field
McClere
Bird Champion Fly Catcher
The Wilson warbler is described as the champion fly catcher of the United States. The bird hunts by dashing from tree limbs to snatch insects in flight, often found in apple trees in bloom. It blends olive green and yellow with foliage, and the male has a distinct crown.
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Wilson Warbler
United States
American Forestry Association
Washington
Farm Journal
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
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Big National Farmers’ Organization
Farm Bureau Federation
the Farm Journal
Wisconsin
George W. Norris
Federal Farm Loan Commissioner
Thefarm Journal
Apal
Doty Dry Goods. CO
Marshall, Illinois
Percales
Doty’s
Duty Dry Goods Co. Marshall
Inds
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