Gilettain affair drives Whitford to confront Durand
Durable seductions and a tangle of blackmail schemes unfold as Jerry Durand pressures Whitford to face Clarendon. Whitford declines direct talk, then sends a telegram demanding a meeting. The exchange ends with Whitford doubting but resolving to stand by Bromfield and the daughter.
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Durand
Whitford
Missie
Jerry
Lindsay
Omnium
Bromfield
Cme
Clarendon
Colin Whitford
Honey
Nan “Durand
Clay
Omnium - Club
Sea Clarendon
Fragmentary dialogue from a dusty confrontation scene
The fragmentary text shows a troubled exchange where a daughter pleads with her father and a character named Bromfield is mentioned with lines about debt and blame. The mood is weary and charged with guilt and conflict.
Beatrice ends Bromfield engagement over Bird Cage clash
Beatrice breaks off with Bromfield as Whitford fights to keep control of the Bird Cage company. Bromfield plots to use proxies to oust Whitford, while Beatrice fears for her father and the mine’s future amid Durand’s shadowy case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromfield
Beatrice
Bromefield
Whitford
New York
Mari
Mrr. Whitford
Brom“field
Clarendon
Durand
Andersworld
Jerry
Triad
Colin
Lindsay
Clay
Brom‘field
Bromill
Teft
Pago Pago hailed as happiest world away from home
Randolph Bedford in Our World praises Pago Pago as the 'happiest community on earth' and cites minimal native taxes of seven dollars yearly. He says American governance provides protection, work, water, roads, electricity, education, and cleanliness, noting the epidemic spared the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Bedford
Bedford
Sam
South Seas
Ornia
Moving a Church Wall without Injury in Buffalo
The Central Presbyterian church front in Buffalo was moved 30 feet eastward to extend the auditorium. The 78 by 65 foot wall, 8 feet thick at the splash, weighed about 1000 tons and was shifted on rollers by 15 men using screw-jacks, completing the move in 16 hours without damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Buffalo
Scientific
Federal Duck Law Convictions Across States Highlight Fines
Federal agents enforced the Migratory Bird Treaty Act with multiple convictions in May. Cases include Illinois for killing a gull with a $25 fine plus costs. Virginia for selling a heron at $25. Kentucky for duck hunting from a motor boat at $25. Florida for possessing ducks in close proximity at $25. Oregon for hunting ducks after sunset at $25 and killing a band tailed pigeon at $25. Arkansas for selling ducks at $20. Florida for killing ducks in close season at $50. Virginia for selling ducks at $100. and Louisiana for selling ducks at $100.
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United States ‘Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Arkansas
Florida
Virginia
Louisiana
Forming Maura Habitual Practice Adage
Compact aphorism on forming habits urges deliberate practice of what should become routine and avoidance of repeating what should not. Emphasizes self discipline and mindful routine formation using terse philosophical language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pletetus
Remedy for Hives from Internal Poison State
A remedy for hives suggests taking one tenth grain of calomel twice daily. The hives are attributed to auto-intoxication from a toxic substance produced within the body.
Guardian's Sale of Henry McPheeters Estate in Clark County
By decretal order of the Clark County Court A D 1922 guardian John T Sankey seeks public sale of feeble minded Henry McPheeters real estate in Clark County Illinois. The north half of the northeast quarter section 32 township 9 north range 11 west totaling about 80 acres will be sold August 19 1922 at 2 p m at the east door of the Court House Marshall Illinois. Sale cash subject to two mortgages of 500 each and to tenant rights as decreed. Attorneys L R Hilleary and Everett Connelly.
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Ilinois
Clark County
Said
John T. Sankey
Henry McPheeters
Clark
Ilnois
Marshall
Tlinois
L. R. Hilleary
Everett Connelly
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Chapter
Mr. Whitford
Bee
Gage
Max
Pago Pago
Big Buffalo Church
Guardian’s Sale
Stephen. G. Bradley
Locust St
Jon
H. M. Dewey & CO. Furniture and Undertaking
Marshall, Ill
Marshall Herald and
Terre Haute Star
Rockford
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