The Panelled Bedroom and a Mesmerist Mystery
In a Staffordshire country house a narrator visits the Perowne family and encounters a panelled bedchamber where furniture and exits appear at a touch. Miss Louisa Enderby, a mesmerist, seeks Constance and clashes with the narrator over influence, leading to danger, secrets of a family inheritance, and a dramatic escape from a hidden iron safe. Enderby dies a week later, leaving Constance his confidante and the narrator with a narrow life-saving escape.
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Perownes
Queen's Marvel
Staffordshire
Edward Perowne
Constance Perowne
Mother
Grandfather
Louisa Enderby
Granme
Louisa
Constance
Miss Enderby
Dr. Halifax
Lock Overpool
Kate
Miss Onderby
Jin
Mr. Perowne
Ias
Ang
Miss Bitderby
Plac
Bac
Constan
Miss Endeby
Beng
Iof
Enderby
Child Servant’s Hard Life Exposed in London Mail
The London Mail recounts Gertie, a fifteen year old girl in a five floor lodging house, who rises at six to prepare meals, clean lodgers rooms, carry breakfast to multiple floors, tidies, washes dishes, and tends to seven or eight people. It argues such overtaxed child servants shape views on service and family later in life.
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England
Gertie
Sabe
Preyiou
Gertle
London Mail
Advertising Pays Off Says T I Barrant
A quotation from T I Barrant extols advertising as a path to fortune. He notes spending 650000 in a year and urges selecting proper media, intelligent promotion, and fresh fashion ideas to build wealth for ambitious merchants.
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T. I. Barrant
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A. T. Mead
Mrs. Perowne
Miss Perowne
Miss Enderley
Miss Enderly
Louise
Grandfathe
Gerald
France
W.G., Chapman
Eng