Night Visit Sparks Confederate Intrigue at Red Gate
Donovan confronts Gillespie and Holbrook during a night pursuit through the woods. A boat, a lantern, and a tense confrontation lead to a split path of danger and nocturnal mystery as Rosalind reveals a startling likeness to Helen Holbrook and hints at family ties.
Rosalind Mystery Ends with a Night Departure
Miss Patricia Holbrook and her niece Helen flee Port Annandale in a tangled tale of love deceit and danger. Donovan exposes an intruder and discovers Gillespie the suitor while alliances shift and a nun veiled figure named Rosalind guides him toward a final farewell with Helen at the canoe maker's house.
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Patricia Holbrook
Helen Olbrook
Laurance Donovan
Port Annandale
Atricia
Donovan
Henry
Reginald Gillespie
Helen
Miss Holbrook
Holbrook
Hartridge
Pat
Henry Holbrook
Helen Warden
Reginald Gilple
Gillespie
Rosalind
Red Gate
Arthur
The Lady of the White Butterflies Opening Scene
The narrator rises at first light by a lake and breakfasted with anglers near a Tippecanoe bed, then notes a dusty highway and a walnut grove as he heads toward Red Gata, pausing to watch a squirrel and the morning wind.
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Red Gata
Emolument of Physicians Through History
The text traces physician remuneration from gifts to monetary pay, noting Hippocratic era shifts. It cites public honors and royal table allowances, state salaries up to 2060 dollars, and mentions wealthy patrons paying vast sums for treatments, including a record of 206000 dollars.
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Hippocrates
Not Willing to Commit Himself and Other Miscellany
A collection of quips and social notes. A Washington dinner remark about the sugar trust follows a parable about a coffin and a drink. A classroom joke features Freddie Brown misplacing relatives. Garden Time musings praise dual cultivation of grass versus weeds.
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Beveridge
Washington
Sugar Trust
The
Cleveland Leader
Fred File Brown
Freddie
Auntire
Called Her Bluff Houston Post Quote
A Houston Post item quotes a wife saying she threatened to leave her husband and he replied he would button her gown up the back if she would hurry. The exchange portrays the couple’s fraught domestic moment with sharp, provocative dialogue.
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Houston Post
Change the Vibration It Makes for Health
A reader reports health improvements after replacing meat and heavy foods with fruit Grape-Nuts toast and Postum. The ad touts the product’s nutrients and phosphate causing better blood, tissue, and nervous strength, citing a book in the package.
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Wellville
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