Esther Durrant and Dulcie Levesque at The Elms
Esther Durrant hosts Dulcie Levesque at The Elms as Lord Harvey’s house plays backdrop to romance and rivalries. Percy's love for Esther stirs, while Hugh Fleming notices a troubling tension between Esther and Dulcie. The gathering hints at hidden loyalties and looming conflict.
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Dulce
Berta
Dulcie
Duver Levesque
Fenton
Percy Stanhope
Old Durer
Esther
Hugh Fleming
Jasper Hardinge
Mrs. Hardinge
Percy
Dulcie Levesque
Esther Durrant
Etty
Durcie
Lord Harvey
Abbeylands
Harveys
Kipling's First Speech at Banquet Ends Solitary Repute
The unseen Rudyard Kipling finally attends a banquet by invitation from a plain country doctor after dodging London literary salons and society letters. The piece notes his reluctance to public life, then recounts his after dinner poem and speech amid global attention.
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England
America
Rudyard Kipling
India
Rudyard
London
Duchess of Devonshire
George Curzon
Mr. Balfour
His Only Chance in a Parting Word Exchange
A dialogue fragment shows tension between genders with a woman challenging a man about dependence on women and his blunt reply to get rich. A second voice calls him a Spanish sympathizer, citing his three arguments suggesting the Maine affair could be an accident, reflecting sensational chatter in Philadelphia North American.
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Lewiston
Me. Journal
Maine
Philadelphia
Oys
How to Succeed with a Butter Dairy in Spring
A practical guide for dairy farmers covering profitable cow selection and feeding, handling milk and butter, and market presentation. Also notes on bee forage in spring, beet sugar subsoiling, chick feeding, and keeping old cows, with tips on pests and plant lice control.
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Itty
Serres
Hugh
Mrs. Yardinge
Miss Levesque
Old Durer Levesque
Lombard Streets
Dnnecle
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Duulcie
Ahasuerus
Adhasuerus
Weber
Mr. Stanhope
Verey
Kipling
Preston
Chicago Inter Ocean
D Benison
Lord of Hosts
Harper'’s Weekly
John Cruze
Orange Judd
Kansas
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
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