The Rector and Mrs Drew Face Hidden Letters
Mrs Drew learns a rival’s letter explains a condemned marriage and Elvin the actress. The rector contemplates exposing truth while Lilith questions duty and charity toward ruined kin in a moral crisis.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1898
Page
9
Mrs Drew learns a rival’s letter explains a condemned marriage and Elvin the actress. The rector contemplates exposing truth while Lilith questions duty and charity toward ruined kin in a moral crisis.
Mrs. Drew plans to divert her savings to aid her children and Lilith. Lilith agrees to forego a trip to town, yet the rector insists she finish her studies in London. The family weighs duty against loss from breaking the London house contract.
Lilith Drew arrives in London to stay with Mrs. Law and Mrs. Macdonald. The two women debate temperament and the plan to place Lilith with Lily as they settle in, while Mr. Law recalls Indian tales and treasures, and Lilith contemplates her future and artistic aims.
Lilith begins study at a drawing school in Prince’s Square under Miss Levell. She endures dreary attic spaces and strict instruction, then rebels after a failed critique. Willie Macdonald helps, and Lilith’s mother intervenes, leading to reinstatement if she conforms.
Betham Eda wards, a noted English woman writer, argues modern juvenile literature weakens taste. She recalls her own education through Shakespeare, says few childhood books and reads only classics, and condemns current trend of storybooks for children as a mistake that blunts future literary appreciation.
Cremation grows in Paris with the Pere Lachaise cemetery crematorium nearing capacity. The facility, resembling Genoa's Campo Santo, will house 10 000 ash receptacles, each niche sealed with marble slabs bearing inscriptions.
An elderly Aberdeen man named George Russel died leaving £13000 for annual distribution among city policemen and scavengers in recognition of a constable who helped the testator’s sister fifty years ago. The piece ends with an unrelated remark on girls and kissing.
A farmer’s dog Spot traps a robber saving the farmer’s money wife and life during market day. The piece then surveys Ayrshire cattle and dairy notes including Rose Clenna’s 7 768 pounds milk 454 butter in 365 days and Beets and watering devices for livestock with beet and asparagus beetle controls.
The article warns fruit growers about the canker worm feeding on apples plums cherries and other trees and notes eggs are laid in masses. It then describes an ingenious hose repair method using a hollowed wood connector to seal joints as water swells the wood. It also covers lawn weeds control mowing benefits cold storage timing water needs and basic horticultural tips for ivy fruit pears watermelons grapes and tomatoes with scattered phrasing and errors.
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