Portrait of a Woman and a Painter Amid Domestic Strife
Struggle between Brydon and Strange over truth and art unfolds as Gwen's portrait shifts from abstraction to a living, stirring presence. Tensions rise between Brydon and Brydon’s lover and Gwen’s husband as art critiques and personal loyalties clash, with Gwen's intensity driving the emotional arc.
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Antterert
Stringe
Ellya
Tolly
Boots
Hell
Brydon
Sway
Sway, Therr
Blunt
Legram
Cerberus
Aleme
Lady Strange
Brydop
Strange
London
Towebad
Gwen
Irydon
Bry- Jon
Stranze
Bridon
Verdot
Joolsine
Hmrs
Fayett
Wedding intrigue and a missing child echo through Paris society
A Paris wedding tale unites the new treasurer and a noble circle while a joyous ceremony is disrupted by a child’s disappearance. Selika and Gordon race through streets to recover Toutou, later returning to a reconsidered faith in providence as Toutou is found safe.
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Paris
Republic
Lhe
Celthar Dlaw
Hid
Boulogny
Ain
Runi
Migtee
Sfonsleur
Celestia Bidoni Mard
Che Qescade
Adebaide
la Cprbigne
Suvesus
Colic Remedies From Grandmothers Past For Infant Wind
A historical note discusses infant colic and remedies past. It warns milk qualities may trigger colic and emphasizes reducing feeding as a cure. It favors soda mint as a modern remedy, a ten percent solution mixed with water, and laudanum sometimes used. It notes caution on ineffective remedies like drops, cordials, and peppermint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Special Providence Cottage Sale Amid Heat and Church Bells
Selika sits hidden by a pillar as Selika and Gordon try to buy the cottage on Euterpe Street. Heat from the breeze yields relief while Toutou’s chores and Touted’s care drain funds, leaving no money for needs beyond work and the child.
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Solika
Touwou
Gorton
Gordon
Toutou
Toutol
Touton
Selika
Nauron
Hin
Tourou
Hur
Youtou
Toutant
Senegal
Elika
Toptor
Toutouz
Dulls
Mumma
stmea-Democrat
Eutero Street
Selike
Selika's Forehead Grew Puckered. She Had al Aways Loved To Go To Churcy
Euterpe Street
Mala
Hein
Clay Bound Street Car Meet Sparks Laughing Ride
In a Louisville Courier Journal item a man on a Clay bound street car hears a seductively bold passenger and a young woman’s quick retort ends the moment as laughter erupts among riders.
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Loulaville Courier Journal
Ancient Burial Practices and a Cooper Death
Ancient burial places were outside city walls in early times with burials moved to fields. Around AD 700s religious figures obtained churchyard burial rights. Miss Susan Feanimore Cooper, daughter of James Fenimore Cooper, died of apoplexy at 82 in Cooperstown, New York.
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Cowna
Susan Feanimore Cooper
James Vennimore Cooper
Coopers Jtown
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Farson
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IBM
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Jamal
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Waring
Temalu
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Tohn J. Jenkins
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United States
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Casimir-Perier
Wer
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Lee
Minti
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