Crisscross Love in Bombay Storm and Duty
A dramatic snippet follows Aggie Trevelyan and Phil Gilman as they face a forced engagement in Bombay. Freda Trevelyan urges Phil to marry Aggie, while Aggie confronts fear and romance aboard a stormy Indian Ocean voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Allen
Aggie
Freda Rovelyan
Phil
Angua Stuart
Port Said
Baez
Aden
Bombay
Phil Gilman
Freda Trevelyan
Freda
England
Fortuna
Indian Ocean
Dinty
Aha
Brave rescue on the coast ends with gratitude kiss
Aggie, in danger of drowning, is saved by Angus Stuart who swims to her aid. He carries her ashore, helps her to safety, and she clings to him in grateful relief, realizing the peril she faced after a near fatal undertow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Indus
Malabar Point
Aggie
England
Straogora Iin Alrange Land
Angus Stuart
Bea
Augna
Lim
Angus
Phil Gilman
Stuart
Sam
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Chora
Malabar
Abe
Eouit
Unrehearsed Shore Reunion Shapes a Wedding Plot
Phil Giloman and Aggie Oswald reunite after years as Angus Stuart wrestles with a delicate honor issue. On the veranda they discuss Miss Oswald's future and the possibility of a respectful arrangement, while old loyalties and new feelings complicate the scene in a tense, restrained exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Aggia
Aggie
Angus Stuart
Angna Stuart
Angus Squart
Angus
Philip
Mr. Giloman
Geome
Miss Oswald
Aggie Marries An Officer After a Trance Twist
Aggie hesitates to reveal a snag yet Angus Stuart gives a hint and a plan. Aggie agrees to an implied union with an officer from the Indus, while markings on her belongings hint at forthcoming complications. Mrs. Oswald is astonished by Aggie's marriage to a naval officer, not Phil Gilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggie
Angus Stuart
Angus
A. Gilman
Bombay
Oswald
Phil Gilman
Indus
Impress of Felslty and Shaker Cordial Ad Feature
A mixed excerpt contrasts censorship in Russia with relief efforts and public aid. It cites famine, cholera, and secrecy harming the needy, then shifts to a Shaker Digestive Cordial advertisement claiming to aid digestion and fortify health, touting a trial bottle for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Supreme Order
Nijui Novgorod
Nijni
European
Asia
Westminster Review
Milwaukee captain returns from solo Atlantic voyage in small boat
Captain Adolph French, who built the 40 foot schooner Nina in Milwaukee, completed a solo Atlantic crossing starting April 2, 1693. He mentions the feat by Captain Preitch as the only man to sail the Atlantic alone. He plans another voyage via the Mississippi, Panama isthmus, Melbourne, Sydney, Bombay, Aden, the Mediterranean to Paris and London en route to New York. Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup touted as a preventive cure for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph French
Milwaukee
Akea
Atlantic
Preitch
Panama
Melbourne
Sydney
Bombay
Aden
Mediterranean
France
Paris
London
New York
Chicago Tribune
Wood
Father Must Be Careful There Among Indians of British Guiana
In James Rodway’s new book on British Guiana the custom is explained that a newborn’s spirit stays with the father. The father should avoid hunting, shooting, or felling trees for a time and remain close to home, sometimes holding the baby, to protect the child and honor elder advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Misa Trevelyyan
Freda
Bombay
Fathera
British Guiana
James Rodway
New York Plans A Grand Boulevard From Harlem To Mosholu Parkway
New York moves toward a massive elevated concourse from Harlem River to Mosholu Parkway, a 4.4 mile riverfront boulevard costing about 26 million dollars. The plan includes five tree lined lanes, dual sidewalks, central speedways, potential bridle paths, and seamless links to parks and north city streets, with construction to begin within a year and completion in about three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
New York
Harlem River
Mosholu Parkway
Metropolis
Paris
Hudson River
Long Island Sound
Jerome Avenue
Ita
Benique
Mrade
van Cortlandt
Brous
Bruuz Park
Pelham Manor Park
Harlem
Pittsburg Dispatch
Sweet Potato Whisky and Local Distilling Interest
A Augusta Chronicle item describes J W Crow selling a crude white sweet potato whisky as a genuine old stock. German visitor Housburg considers distilling from abundant sweet potatoes, leading to plans to distill commercially and possibly turn sweet potatoes into a valuable local product. The piece also promotes Karl’s Clover Root Tea and Shiloh's Vitalizer sold by A O Hyde, touting cleansing and cure claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Crow
Mr. Housburg
Augusta Ga
Be Patient and Cheerful in Fortitude Quote
A quotation praising patience under hardship, noting that contentment is treasured and cheerful endurance represents the highest Christian fortitude as attributed to Bisop Hall.
Doan's Kidney Pills Ease Battle Creek Fireman's Back Pain
A Battle Creek firefighter recalls kidney trouble causing back pain and fatigue. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills, he reports relief from the aching, restored mobility, and improved energy. Sold by all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the U.S. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Josiah M. Shoup
KY Broad Street
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S
Rememder
Doan’s
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Gilman
Gilman Jay
Ageia
Torn
Mira Oxnald
Theo
Fresich
City OF
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Bleyeling
Wallker
Karl
A. O. Hyde
Shiloh
Brice
Farman Central
Wisconsin
Mbune
Milwinda Tile Nord
Devin
Deat
I.bobitants
Laquitea
Columbia
Wis
Merruia
Graves Land Co
Pilla
Chicago
Kean Tach Inare
THE
Michigan Corset CO
Jackson, Rich
Madea
Medicine CO
Rivar
Chamberlain
Cody
Greans
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