Barbara Ward Servant and Secrecy at Mrs Ward’s
Barbara grapples with class constraints and a growing concern for Hilda and her own servant role. She witnesses a young man’s visits and hints of trouble, while Mr and Mrs Ward weigh Barbara’s future and living arrangements as Alfred returns to college and suspicions rise about his drinking.
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Barbara Ward Faces a Family Skeleton in a Remodeling Home
A fragment from a serialized tale shows Barbara Ward burdened by a troubling family secret she suspects the Mortons might share. She contemplates whether to reveal the skeleton to the Marble Square church world as Alfred departs and Mr Morton accepts a parish call.
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Triumphs of Dental Science and Crown Work Offer
Undetectable and everlasting dental crown and bridge claims promote refined results from old roots. Prices include Silver Fillings 75 cents Gold Plating AHoy Fillings 75 cents Gold Pils 100 up Gold Crowns 22k 400 up Set of teeth 500 up Address at 1607 2nd Avenue over Spiedels drug store Illinois details amid faded OCR.
Moline Channel Ice Coq sells ice and timber in three cities
Wholesale and retail dealers in pure ice in the three cities. Ice is cut half a mile above Dimock and Gould's saw mill, where it is free from sewage and soot. We also sell hard and pine wood for fuel.
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