Reunion and Reckoning on the Pendlehaven Estate
Tony clears her name as Doctor Paul unravels a tangle of theft and manipulation. Edith reveals a hidden past and reconciles with Uriah while Reginald and Mrs Curtis face justice. The Devon and Pendlehaven families mend, Tony gains a new life, and Tennibel shares a hopeful future with Philip.
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John Pendlehaver
Mrs. Devon
Uriah
Reggie Brown
Paul Pendlehaven
Tony
Mrs. Curtis
Katherine
Reginald
Rege
Philip
Paul
John
Uriah Devon
Myre
Curtis
Philip MacCauley
Reginald Brown
Pan
Mummy
Edith
Devon
Doctor John
Tennibel
Reggie
Reginald Will
Curtises
Pendlehaven Brothers
Caroline
Edith Mindil
Soleep
Pendlehaven
Giante Uriah
Only Survivor of Past Age in New Zealand Found
The sphenodon, a lizard like anighy unique to New Zealand, remains the sole modern representative of a great reptilian order that thrived during the Carboniferous era.
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New Zealand
Leaves Turn Red Early In the Tree and Star Tale
A talking tree on a hill discusses leaves changing color ahead of schedule and a bright star explains lessons in brightness. The tale compares hurry and patience ending with a note on learning.
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Star
Bright Star Reflects On Witty Folks And Flowers
A bright Star praises various clever beings. Auntie Scott, the Dear Lady, tends flowers with expert care and kindness. She names each bloom, nurtures them, and shares posies with visitors. Cats Bethhem Jota and Topsy are noted for practical wit in daily life.
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Scott
Bethhem
Jota
Topsy
Teacher explains trunk as middle of the body at circus
A classroom moment turns on an elephant trunk clarification after a pupil notes missing paint. The teacher asserts the trunk is part of the body to help understanding.
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West Jackson Boulevard
Municipal Pier
S. W. End
Chicago
Reau
R. R
Yesterday’s Riddle: What All Live Beings Have Seen
The clue asks for a universal sight each living being has witnessed yet will not see again. The common answer is yesterday a day that passed and cannot be relived.
Magnetized keyhole plate sparks crowd rush
A street peddler in Tit-Bits claims a magnetized keyhole plate for front doors will attract a steel key from two feet. Curious buyers throng the scene and three men are injured in the rush to purchase the invention.
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London
Flere
If We Only Had Their Names
A Pennsylvania girl had a coin lodged in her throat for two years removed by surgeons without instruments. The piece suggests hiring the same surgeons to extract coins from others who have not paid up for more than two years.
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Pennsylvania
Expert lists ten causes of crime
An expert announces ten causes of crime and questions whether the saying the good die young is among them. The remark explores traditional beliefs about morality and social danger in crime causation.
Political figure places family as the public in mind
A man in politics often frames his family as the people he serves, reflecting a view that personal circles embody broader public interests.
A Good Horse May Be Forgiven a Kick
A proverb notes that a good horse may be forgiven for kicking, suggesting restraint or leniency toward a valued animal. The saying reflects patience, prudence, and the idea that goodwill can outweigh occasional misbehavior.
Audience craving familiar tomorrows in novels
Dr. William Lyon Phelps of Yale told a Philadelphia dinner that readers want what they know. He cited a music hall tale of an out of touch performer who finds the crowd silent because his old jokes about the star boarder outshine the newer material about the Him burger and other gags.
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William Lyon Phelps
Yale
Philadelphia
Bil
Bill
A Bad Reputation Takes a Day to Form A Lifetime to Earn
A public saying suggests a bad reputation can form quickly, while a good one requires long effort and steady conduct over time. The adage emphasizes caution in actions and the lasting impact of behavior on social standing.
Carabao Declared Filipino Milk Backbone
The carabao remains the principal milk source for Filipinos, providing key dairy supply across the country and supporting rural livelihoods through its widespread use and production.
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Ine
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John Pendlehven
Sarah
Catherine
Tonnibe Pendehaven
Grace Miller
Oman
Tweeraham Bonner
Western Newspaper Union
Michigan
Palatial Steel S. S
Manitou
Charlevoix
Petoskey
Bay View
Harbor Springs
Mackinac Island
Puritan
Eat & P.m
Ludington
Manistee
Onekama
Portage Park
Frankfort
Glen Haven
Traverse City
Bay Ports
Ss. S. “Missouri
Pmnatok Guan
Eatonic
Eatonie
A. Percifield
Batonic
Parker
Balsam
Hiscox Chem
Wks
Patchogue
N. Z
Hiscox Chemical Works
Merrill Moore
Creston
Jows
Dr.c. H. Berry Company
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