Prom Sin to Contrition Lucy Warringham’s Sacrifice
Walter Warringham confronts family tensions after Ralph’s departure and a changing will. Mrs Warringham faces health stress, plans seaside retreat, and Jack Spofford confesses love to Hattie Beckford during a storm, but she cannot answer yes.
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Erica Dower
Tie News de Hees Ford
Itr
Merion Athan
Panor
Walter Warringham
Ralph
Walter
Jack
Hit
Nalph
Ardlgham
Alura White Walter
Mrs. Warringhton
Roests
Warrinzhar
Warrinzharm
Jack Spofford
Miss Beckford
Fair Glen
Warringham
Wattie
Mrs. Warringham
Mr. Spotford
Hier
Wattle
Hattie
Mastin Luther
Jack Spofard
Beckfor
Mr. Sp
Mr. Spofford
Infant care and crooked legs plight in early orthopedic care
A long vignette describes a father testing a baby nursing device with a feather, then reflects on infant needs and the moral duty of parents. It discusses child crying due to cold, thirst, or pain, and praises orthopedic advances enabling treatment for bow legs. It notes charitable hospital care for the poor and frames parental neglect as criminal.
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Treon
Keeley
New York News
Glimpses of Beyrout and Syrian Seaport Life
The narrator tours Beyrout on the Syrian coast noting its Mediterranean harbor and St. George's Bay. He describes hillside houses, minarets, Lebanese mountains, and European residents amid narrow old streets, hawkers, soldiers, porters, and beggars in a bustling port scene.
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Beyrout
St. George’s Bay
Bay of
Naples
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Bayrout
Damascus
Hamah
St. Nicholas
Pat’s Ready Answer and Cold Day Whisky Joke
Dr Burns jokes with Pat by offering hot whisky to warm him on a cold day. Pat quips that two glasses are better, and enjoys the drink, leaving a humorous tale from Hungor News.
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Pat
Dr. Burns
Erin
Adroit Lawyer Turns Cue From Sunlit Curtain to Win Jury
A famed French criminal lawyer M Lachaud used keen eye for juror quirks to sway a hostile panelist. On a hot day a sunbeam highlighted a bald juror and the lawyer asked the court to lower the curtain a trifle. The tactic won the juror over and secured his case.
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Bwet
M. Lachand
M. Lachaud
Wineless Dinners and a Bishop Tale
A Spectator item recalls a living bishop famed for wit. At a country house the host, claiming to be an ardent teetotaler, hid wine in the bishop's bedroom. Later at the bishop’s palace the host’s guest is offered water in his bedroom as a toast to abstinence.
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Thas
Wristern
Ranaiee
Mosher
Faon
Mieir
Silk
Aecredson
Fair Gilet
Jack Sofford
War of the Way
Tracklyas Mountain
Furtet
Johnson’s Island
Lake Erie
Erie
Lincoln
Reginald
Rebecca
Spectator
Violent Deaths in England Prompt Inquests Study
England records nearly thirty thousand violent or sudden deaths annually prompting inquests. The figure dwarfs the dead from the Franco German war and indicates about fifty accidents accompany each violent fatality.
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England
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Lis
Ernst Bruncken
Antho
Terrie Cuuret
Sutdack
Ony
Vyalley
Gien
Vale Gien
Ma Spotford
Mate Glen
Frank Tunner
Dack
Swain
Minttie
Merry
Loyial
Ste
Trey
Zo Nu
Ger. Tlewarp
Sherman
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