Ormerod Rescues Juggins Asserts End Of Stuart Cause
Harry Ormerod, once a Stuart partisan and traitor in France, returns to London and saves Alder man Robert Juggines from assassins. Juggins, grandson of a former steward to Ormerod’s father, owes him. Ormerod declares he has abandoned the Stuart cause deeming it unworthy and self serving.
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Harry Ormerod
France
London
Robert Juggines
Juggins
Ormerod
England
England's Future at Stake in Juggins Plot Reveal
Master Juggins recruits Master Harry to counter a high political and trade intrigue tied to Jacobite aims and French influence. The two discuss a covert plan involving merchants, diplomacy, and the threat to England's stability as they plot to thwart the conspirators. The tale unfolds with tensions of loyalty, exile, and continental power shifts.
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Harry
London
Juggins
Charles Rose
France
Granny Juggins
Master Harry
Robert
Robert Juggins
England
New York
Canada
The Murray Conspiracy and New York Trade Stakes
Master Juggins and a young apprentice attend the Lords of Trade hearing on Murray the Provincial Fur Company. Murray allegedly dominates Canadian trade and fur shipments, colluding with French interests and Jacobites to undermine independent traders, risking England’s hold in the New World.
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New York
Paris
Murray
Andrew Murray
Fur Company
Canada
London
Juggins
Harry
St. Germain
Whitehall
England
New World
France
George
Lords of Trade
Andrew Murray Faces Worthy Foeman in Resolve
In a decisive challenge, Andrew Murray commits to the task without retreat, seeking a worthy foe as he brings the struggle home to Orme rod with firm resolve.
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Andrew Murray
Ormerod
Sanity and Insanity Define Emotions in Mental Health
The article discusses how “sanity” is a social concept avoided by physicians. It defines sanity as cooperation, confidence, purposeful direction, and control, while insanity is its opposite. It notes a sane person can become temporarily insane under strong emotion, with reason eventually reasserting itself.
Future Thrill to Dive Under the North Pole by Submarine
The Syracuse Herald notes a bold challenge as explorers seek the first submarine descent beneath the North Pole. The quest promises a historic polar adventure and tests human ingenuity in extreme Arctic waters.
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North Pole
Syracuse Herald
What we envy is a man's cir cumstances not his personality
A concise aphorism noting that envy targets external factors such as status and fortune rather than the inner character of an individual. The statement contrasts outward conditions with personal qualities.
Holiday Shopper Ideas for Handcrafted Decor and Gifts
Readers can brighten homes this Christmas with homemade lamp shades of linen and crepe paper silhouettes, amber tinted finishes, and soft color blends. Also featured are pinafores in cretonne with black sateen accents, bisque dolls as shade accents, and doll torsos dressed in ribbons for lighting or decorative display.
Fashionable parchment torcheres for softly tinted lighting
The article notes parchment torcheres as stylish accessories for soft electric lighting. They can be bought ready for painting and tinted with yellows and reds or decorated with floral designs. Beginners can create effects by applying crepe paper cutouts and then painting over with amber sealing wax.
Fate Opens a Letter and Uncovers Slaying
In Susquehanna Pennsylvania an opened letter revealed an alleged murder. Ernest Plew, a farm hand, was arrested after disguising himself in George W. Hinkley’s clothes and carrying his checkbook. Plew confessed to poisoning Hinkley’s tea and led officers to the burial site in the woods.
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Susquehanna
Ernest Plew
Glenn S. Hinkley
George W. Hinkley
Gibson
Hinkley
Plew
In Two Wrecks Still Loves Sea and Sailings
Boston woman Rose Ellen Murray survived the Titanic disaster on April 14, 1912 and the Lusitania sinking on May 7, 1915. She has crossed the Atlantic 34 times and the Lusitania voyage was her seventeenth. She plans world cruising after her husband retires in about a year.
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Boston
Rose Ellen Murray
Ireland
Murray
Mrs. Murray
Man Kills Himself by Train After Wife Leaves Him
In Somerville New Jersey Stanley Sabotka thirty of South Somerville sat on a rail of the Felmington branch near the Raritan bridge and was struck and killed by a locomotive after his friend Paul Prevosnee disappeared with their fish and Sabotka blamed his wife’s departure. Stanley Gersarsek said Sabotka refused warning and spoke of losing his wife and the missing fish.
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Somerville
N. J
Raritan
Stanley Sabotka
South Somerville
Felmington
New Jersey Central Railroad
Sabotka
Stanley Gersarsek
Paul Prevosnee
James B. Duke
Gersarsek
Prevosnee
Gesarsek
Branding of Jilts Taboo by Corean Court Decree
Tokyo Appeal court upholds law against Corean neck carving custom. Lyu Tetsu fuku is sentenced to 18 months for murderous assault on a Moji girl after he carved a neck design due to perceived jilting. Defense cited tradition but court rejects it as lawless.
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Tokyo
Lyu Tetsufuku
Moji
Corea
Lyu
Pioneer Roots to Pinkham Remedy Advertisement
An old fashioned remedy story highlights Lydia B. Pinkham Vegetable Compound. It quotes Mrs. Kraft of Detroit and Mrs. Green of Rockford praising renewed strength after using the product, stating relief after several bottles.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Wm. Kraft
Vinewood Ave
Detroit
Mich
Pinkham
News
Gust Green
Lincoln Park Boulevard
Rockford
Illinois
Dave's Mentha Pepsin Elixir Advertisement
A vintage promotion touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a stomach aid for gas heaviness and distention. It promises to strengthen the stomach and claims a money back guarantee if it does not greatly help, noting it has helped thousands and is sold by local dealers and druggists.
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Dave
Undertaking Appears Fasier in Conversational Stage
Report notes that many persons find the project more approachable during informal talks. Observers say early discussions foster clarity and reduce resistance. Officials caution that informal impressions must be vetted before formal approval.
Danderine Offers Easy Hair Control and Shine
A vintage ad touts Danderine as a solution to stiff or flat hair. It promises lasting hold without a plastered look and claims to enhance lustre while dissolving dandruff and improving scalp health. The copy suggests using drops or a dampened towel for application and notes waves set better with Danderine than water.
Ask Your Druggist Canderine Dressing for Hair Health
A promotional note urges readers to ask their druggist for a bottle of Canderine at 85 cents. It promises benefits for dressing and hair health and invites immediate trial at every drugstore in America.
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America
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Porto Bello
North America
Tom Pelham
Master Juggins
Future Thrill
Fate
Man
Train
Telcom
Dept. M
Maiden
Mase
Danderine
N. Wells
Chicago
Ill
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