Mildred Trevanion and Denzil Younge in a Critical Moment
In the aftermath of a savage accident Mildred Trevanion pleads beside Denzil Younge as doctors struggle for life and Lord Lyndon returns to confront the unraveling romance. Mildred reveals a hidden motive behind a loan while Lyndon faces heartbreak, forgiveness, and a hard truth about their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Lyndon
Miss Trevanion
Sir George
Mildred
Denzil Younge
Lyndon
Denzil
Trevanion
Polly Stuart
Ife
Rouen Overhead Ferry Described by American Consul
The American vice consul in Rouen B M J Dellaplane writes to the state department about the Pont Transbordeur, an overhead ferry across the Seine. He praises its novelty, safety, and navigation access, noting its advantages over traditional bridge and boat systems and its suitability for tall ships. A separate anecdote recounts a Baltimore Sun reporter hearing Countess May-Be-Not invite guests to a horse birthday party at Rice's stables with festivities for a purple ribbon thoroughbred named Countess May-Be-Not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouen
France
B. M. J. Dellaplane
State Department
Seine
Great Britain
America
Isidor Goldstrom
Baltimore Sun
Daffy
Rice
Robert S. Weisenfeld
Minister's Wife Preaches to Large Tannersville Congregation
Wearied Rev. Mr. Clegg of Tannersville Pennsylvania allowed his wife to occupy the pulpit on a recent Sunday evening. Mrs. Clegg delivered the sermon declaring sin entered the world by her sex and she aimed to remove sin from the world. The service drew a very large crowd with late arrivals in the corridor. Lutheran Pastor D W Lecrone paused his own service to hear the sermon and sat on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clegg
Tannersville
D. W. Lecrone
Limits of Audible Gun Salutes Across Distances
The New York Post notes Hinglish science letters on Queen Victoria's death reporting cannon fire heard at eighty four miles and concussions intense enough to rattle windows and stir cockscreeching at sixty miles with little wind affecting propagation.
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Queen Victoria
Cowes
Portsmouth
Hinglish Journals of Science
New York Post
Japanese Students Questioned About Religion Beliefs
Among surveyed SBE students from a Japanese university, no fewer than 473 identified as atheists when asked about their religious beliefs.
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SBE
Patent lighted club lamp and single tree hammock
Camden inventor unveils a clip end lamp rated for police use with automatic ignition via a sliding disk and match mechanism. A separate design shows a hammock that stays on the shady side of a tree with a ball and socket joint for lateral swing and foldable storage.
Dainty Sachet Bags for Pleasant Room Fragrance
Small sachet bags of thin silk can hang on chair backs to emit a faint scent. Fill them with dried sweet geraniums lemon verbena and lavender or lemon verbena alone for a pleasant aroma. They suit handkerchief boxes lines closets and bureau drawers.
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Pmildred J
Grevantion
Darling
Lady Caroline
Ever
Anon
Caroline
Henry
Berses
Camden, N. J
Chicago
THE
Burcky & Milan
South Clark Street
Loteboner
Suburban Water and Light Co
Oak Park, Illinois
Phose
Austin
Telephone Main
J. Dunfee & CO
Franklin ST
Corner
Washington
R. N. F. Hiller’s
North Park Avenue
Austin, Ill
Nervita Medical CO
Jackson Sts
Geo. R. Baker
Oolum
ROD Co
Austin, Illa
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