O Connell and Angelas Ireland to America Love Story
A fragmented synopsis follows Frank O Connell an Irish patriot wounded during a home rule speech aided by Angela Kingsnorth a London society girl. They form a bond, face families and wealth troubles in England and America, with courtships, betrayals, education schemes, and marriages concluding in New York as O Connell approves Peg's marriage to Sir Gerald Adair.
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Frank O'Connell
Angela Kingsnorth
Angela
O'Connell
Angels
Angel
America
Margaret Ain
Peg
Gore
Chichester
England
Ble
Hawkes
Kingsnorth
Ethel Chichester
Brent
Ethel
Ether
Pes
Bruyadly
Chichesters
Basiices
Klaas
Fes
Per
Ue Lusury
Jerry Adair
Bii
Friend
Jerry
Mr. Hawkee
Pex
Return of the child transforms Peg’s life in fear
Peg, crying and quiet, confronts her father after the child he sent away returns as a woman. He consoles her as she whispers she may never be safe again. Throughout the night Peg lies awake recalling the past and dreaming of a dead man’s eyes, fear gripping her until dawn.
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Peg
Jerry
Daria
O'Connell
A Chance for Peg and Jerry Amid Quiet Reunion
Peg returns to New York and aids her father's work while a memory of fear lingers. Jer ry, the English visitor, reappears and confesses love. Peg trembles yet accepts the proposal as O Connell mediates, hoping her father approves of a life with the titled visitor.
Marginal romance echoes through a household tale
A fragment recalls a father’s quips about a child’s closeness to Bret and a budding match with Royal ties. O Connell enters, triggering thoughts of an English match for his daughter Peg with Jerry, and a wish for lasting happiness beyond Angela’s past romance.
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Love
Fream
O'Connell
Gummons
England
Peg
Jerry
Angela
Adieu to Peg o’ My Heart and memories across years
The writer bids a temporary farewell to Peg o’ My Heart and to friends O’Connell and Mrs. Chichester, hoping to revisit their English home and stories. The passage recalls Peg’s steadfastness, courage, and influence, praising her honor faith and love as a lasting memory of a radiant presence.
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O'Connell
Peg
Har
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Marshfield Resident
T A Gosline of 300 West Street Marshfield reports severe back and kidney pain with blood in urine and mistaken Bright's disease. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, all symptoms disappeared and he no longer needs kidney medicine. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Poster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
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Marshfield
Dean
T. A Gosline
West Street
Bright
Doan
My. Gosline
Poster-Milburh Co., Props
Buffalo
X. Y
A Genuine Grouch in a Local Tale
A fraternal chatter centers on a chronic grumbler named James whose complaining earns him the nickname weather man. The dialogue humorously notes his insistence that the farm looks well, after quips about work and a wife’s health. The piece closes with a light jab at keeping the Kickers and knockers in check.
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Farane
James
Landon Family Herald
Yellow Feather and a Train Carcharade in Essie’s Story
Essie Basie Adams enjoys a bright yellow bonnet on a New York visit. Aunt Linda disapproves but Essie travels home with the hat. In the dining car a stranger presses for lunch and a secret rendezvous. Essie braces for scandal and questions whether the feather caused it.
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Basie Adams
New York
Basie
Esete
Linda Mallow
Eagle
Ser Sant
Udo
Linda
Ksela
Grand Central
Issie Wae
Assie
Wen
Essie
Kerio
Buffalo
Austinda
Quiet Customer Seeks Rest in Store
A thin man with nervous prostration entered a shop and sat quietly for half an hour. When asked if he needed anything, he replied he was resting per his doctor's orders in the quietest place he could find, noting the store did not advertise.
Little Dress Vanities and Grace Gould’s View
Grace Margaret Gould, fashion editor of August Woman's Home Companion, urges balanced use of small dress frivolities. She argues gentle, feminine touches add charm, while extreme stiff outfits reveal narrowness and overprimness.
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August Woman's Home Companion
Grace Margaret Gould
To Keep Linen White With Bluing Tip
To prevent linen from yellowing during infrequent use wrap it in a towel that has been blued. This practice helps maintain a bright finish and protect fabrics when stored.
Probate hearings for Schuster and Fehrenbach estates in Wood County Wisconsin
Wood County Wisconsin probate notices announce hearing on Frank Schuster last will and testament at Grand Rapids probate office September 7 2943 at 10 am with three weeks notice in Marshfield Times. Also Anna Fehrenbach estate administration petition filed for Joseph M Fehrenbach appointment hearing September 1 1915 with notices to interested parties.
Probate court sets September hearing on estate account
The court orders a hearing at Grand Rapids probate office on September 3 1915 at 10 am to examine and approve the account and assign the estate residue. Notice to interested parties will be published three weeks in Marshfield Times prior to the hearing. Dated June 29 1915. W. J. Conway County Judge. D. D. Conway Attorney.
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Grand Rapids
Marshfield Times
W. J. Conway
D. D. Conway
Bids Sought for Fourth Street Sewer Work Marshfield Wis
The Marshfield Wisconsin Board of Public Works invites sealed bids for laying a sanitary sewer on West Fourth Street from Spruce Street to 250 feet west of Oak Street. Bids due July 24, 1915, at 10 a m. Include two bids per bidder with a 5 percent certified check. City may reject any bid.
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Board of Public Works
Ofelock
A. m
West Fourth St
Spruce Street
Oak Street
Ile
Ity
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Testing the Upper Air by Balloons to 19 Miles
Weather observers have tested the upper air by balloons reaching about 19 miles high. In a recent flight instruments recorded minus 70.4 degrees at roughly 124 miles above the earth. Above six miles heights the temperature trend stabilizes rather than continues to fall, according to the recordings.
Estate of George S Schlotman probate accounting filed
Wood County probate in county court reveals administrator A E Gebert with will annexed has fully administered the estate of George S Schlotman deceased and asks for time and place to examine and allow his account and determine the residue of the estate.
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Wood County
George S. Schlotman
A. E. Gebert
Bids Sought for City Water Pipe Excavation in Marshfield
Marshfield Wisconsin city bids due July 24 1915 for excavating work needed to lay water pipes on South Vine Street from Ninth to East Bakerville East Bakerville Street from South Vine to South Cherry West Third Street from Central Avenue to South Walnut Bids must include 5 percent certified checks payable to the City Treasurer and marked Bids for excavating on South Vine East Bakerville and West Third streets. The Board of Public Works may reject all bids.
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Uly 24Th
Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Vine Street
Ninth Street
Bakerville Street
Une
Board of Public Works
South Vine
East Bekerville
Wost Third Streets
Ile
John Seubert
Testament of Daniel Bubelz Probate Notice in Marshfield Times
Wood County Court in Probate in Marshfield Wisconsin hears Augusta Bubelz request to prove will of Daniel Bubelz deceased and grant letters testamentary. Hearing set for September 7 1915 at 10 AM in Grand Rapids Probate Office with notice by publication for three weeks. Registered July 10 1915 by Mame D Conway.
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Wood County
Daniel Bubelz
Marshfield
Wood
Wisconsin
Augusta Bubelz
Grand Rapids
Said
Mame D. Conway
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