The Story of Francis Cludde Chapter in Holland Voyage
In a damaged OCR excerpt from Weyman’s romance, the protagonist awakens aboard a ship after rescue by Mistress Anne and Mistress Bertram. He learns they travel toward Dort and Arnheim with the Framlingham crew, while the trio discuss trust, danger, and future escape from England. The scene shifts to a calm river voyage, introducing Richard Bertie and his wife Katherine, Duchess of Suffolk, who disguise themselves as Master Bertram and wife, and Anne Brandon as their companion.
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Petronilla
Colon
Mistress Anne
Toby
Mistress Sertram
Clarence
Anne
Entienan
Fay
Philip
Framlingham
Leigh
Nore
Cheapside
Sentlenan
Dort
Holland
Waal
Rhine
Arnheim
Bertram
Thames
London
England
France
Prince Philip
Mistress Bertram
Richard
Warwickshire
Lincolnshire
Richard Bertie
Katherine
Duchess of Suffolk
Anne Brandon
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Steeplejack Norton Aided Sparrow On Tower Rescue
Indianapolis steeplejack Jack Norton suspended 150 feet above Union Station Power House saved a frozen sparrow, pocketed it, offered bread, and explained birds inspire his work. He has steeplejacked for 25 years with no serious accidents and claims birds are his constant companions.
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Indianapolita News
Jack Norton
Union Station
Norton
John
Devil
Lofty Heights
Poem Excerpt From Pall Mall Gazette
The verse pleads for tears and roses to wash yesterday’s scars. It offers devotion and unity for tomorrow and eternity in a romantic exchange via the Pall Mall Gazette verse.
Mary Leads Sub-Squad in New York Death Glare
The Denver Republican notes Mary, now with a New York paper, as head of a sub squad writing vivid crime pieces. Her prose blends pathos and sensational detail, drawing strong reader emotion and praise from the paper’s staff.
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Pop Knickerbocker
Maw
Mary
Massive hair rope once made for Japanese emperor
In the British Museum a colossal rope of hair weighs nearly two tons. The artifact was originally crafted for a Japanese emperor, highlighting a remarkable example of imperial adornment.
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Japan
For Feminine Eyes Waist Design in Delicate Materials
The waist design shown suits materials like net chiffon lace organdie or embroidered swiss. It is mounted on a lining with fullness set by gathers at the shoulders and neck. Velvet ribbon crosses over the bust and at the back with knots at the shoulders.
Delicious Candy and Popcorn Making Tips From Old Cookbook
Step by step candy and popcorn methods describe sugar syrups, egg whites whipped stiff, and dropping batter to make small cakes. Directions cover crisping buttered popcorn, heating in ovens, and forming syrup coated popcorn balls with brown sugar water vinegar mix and chocolate additions.
Recipe Method for Making Fudge
Instructions describe boiling fudge then cooling in cold water to form a ball. Knead with buttered hands, then place in a buttered dish. Mentioned items include an egg and four 10 cent boxes of marshmallows. Followed by beating until thick and workable.
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Sauires
The Merry Heart by Ellen Thornly Croft Bowler
A playful verse contrasts cynics and joy to praise a merry heart. The speaker rejects gloom, notes rosy imagery, and asserts inner brightness despite outward shadows, citing Shakespeare and cheeky aphorisms.
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Sodom
Ellen Thornly Croft
Is the Honeymoon a Failure
An essay argues that the honeymoon itself need not fail but its execution often does. It notes travel costs and social pressures push couples into uncomfortable trips, suggesting staying home could preserve the joy and shape lasting happiness in marriage. It advocates treating the honeymoon well and carrying its sweetness into daily life.
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Jennie
Paris
Hore
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Francis Cludde
Queen Mary
Stanley J. Weyman
Pall Mall Gazette
Nero
Uad
Denver Republican
Ben
Merry Heart
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