The Red Men of the Dusk Assault at Butley Croft
Geoffrey Heathcote witnesses a night siege at Butley Croft as the Red Men of the Dusk attack the hall. A brutal battle ensues with Ieuan Gwylit leading the foe while Owain and Sir Arthur counter with the Nant-y-Bryn force. Miss Vaughan aids with firelocks, and the escape ends with a gunshot and a cliffhanger ending.
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Owain
Enid
Siam
Miss Vaughan
Ieuan Gwylit
Arthur
Neph
Ieuan
Ieuan Gwyllt
Nant-y-Bryn
Chicago Marriage Mart and Seven Husbands
A Chicago woman, Grace Snell Coffin Walker Coffin Layman, 37, seeks a divorce from her fifth husband Layman while telegraphing to her first husband Frank Coffin. Writer of romance, she has endured five marriages and five divorces, lamenting a year-long wait for divorce and joking that there is always hope of another match.
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Baltimore Sun
Chicago
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Layman
Frank
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Frank Coffin
Trousseaus
Frank Dear
Mrs. Streil-Coffin
Hard Choice, Knicker-Has Jones Career Question
The New York Sun asks if Knicker-Has Jones has chosen his path. He remains undecided between pursuing a strenuous life or pursuing a different productive endeavor.
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New York Sun
Jones
Bocker
London Baronet's Daughter Forges Love Against Class Barriers
Max Villiers, head of the shipping firm’s London department, faces a criminal scheme to lure him into stealing a ship’s strong room key for a £10,000 payoff. The plot is thwarted when Sir Percival Hawthorn tests his loyalty with a staged robbery, revealing Villiers’s steadfast integrity and earning him promotion to Sydney as general manager. Dulcie Hawthorn, the baronet’s daughter, is revealed to support the match, sealing the couple’s future with a celebratory dinner at The Chestnuts.
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London
Dulcie Hawthorn
Sir Percival Hawthorn, Bart
Great Shipping House
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Baronet
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Max
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Sydney
M Plump
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Darling
Mex
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Villiers
Anglo- Australasian Steamship Company
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Hatton Garden
Max Villier
Bank of England
Anglo-Australasian Steamship Company
Uberty
Tese
Percival Hawthorn
Grace
Correct Breathing Practice Warns of Modern Breath Deficit
A New Orleans Times-Democrat feature argues most people do not breathe properly. It cites a test of deep breathing and brief exercises to show how neglected respiration weakens muscles and drains energy, claiming breathing is essential to health and that few breathe as they should.
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New Orleans Times- Democrat
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