Esther and Percys Death Shatters a London Feast
Esther learns of Percys death and confronts a future without him as Hugh Fleming consoles her. Dulcie endures suffering from unrequited love while navigating family ties and old flames in Baden and London. The Elms secrets threaten fragile loyalties as Dulcie faces distress and resilience.
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Percy
Esther
Hugh Fleming
Etty
Eroy
Hugh
Durer Levesque
Julian Carre
Elms
Percy Stanhope
Dulcie
Miss Levesque
Count Otho von Brunnen
Baden
Hugh Weming
Hugh Wleming
Mr. Fleming
Mrs. Hardinge
Brierton Wood
Kent
All Kinds of Pupils in a Circle City School
The Century recounts Anna Fulcomer teaching “The Three R’s at Circle City.” Thirty six pupils enrolled, ages five to thirty, with three races represented Caucasian American Indian and Mongolian. Six white pupils studied all year and two fourteen year old girls had two years at a mission at Forty Mile Post.
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Anna Fulcomer
Circle City
Church of England
Forty-Mile Post
Dual Homesickness Century Poem
A pilgrim from the West longs for homeland while roaming Old World capitals. He imagines the bird and thrush at home as he contemplates travel to Rome and Cadenabbia, expressing yearning and return themes in a century voice.
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Atlantic
Manhattan Isle
Rome
Cadenabbia
Sixth Sense in Pigeons Capt Renaud Defends Orienta tion
Captain Renaud head of the military pigeon service argues pigeons and other birds possess a homing instinct he terms orientation He outlines detailed trials and defends the theory in a paper read before the French Academie des Sciences stating the evidence supports a sixth sense in birds and animals with orienting abilities.
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Renaud
Academie Des Sciences
Paper Cigar Boom Attracts Producers And Connoisseurs
Americans are turning to paper cigars as a commercial product. They are made from sheets soaked in tobacco juice, then pressed and cut into usable shapes with special machinery, drawing interest from enthusiasts of the fragrant weed.
Ancient Greek marriage law on divorce and remarriage
In ancient Greece a divorce barred a man from marrying a woman younger than his former wife. The rule tied remarriage to the age and status of the discarded partner.
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Greece
Village Barn and Stable Plan and Farming Tips
A village farm feature describes a well designed barn with manure yard pig pen cow and horse stalls feed chute and carriage area plus a poultry section and cistern. It adds guidance on humane horse care irrigation and a range of practical farm topics from mushroom beds weed control fertilization and beekeeping to roadside weed management and surplus cow feed.
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Hugh Mlem
Dulele
Durer
Jermyn Street
Giles
Black
Humph
Durcie
Duver Levesque
Darling
London
Paris
Herr Switzer
Esther Durrant
Holm Farm
Goody Two Shoes
Germany
South Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
The
New York Tribune
Utah Station
Poultey
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