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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1915

Page

8

Kathryn Hare Crowned Queen in Allaha After Escape

Kathryn Hare travels from California to Allaha India to rescue her father Col. Hare from Umbalia the pretender. She endures capture threats, slave dealers, and dungeon imprisonment before Bruce and allies free them. They flee to Bala Khan’s palace then return to rescue Winnie and crown Kathyna queen of Allaha.

Kathryn Hare Col Hare California Allaha India Umbalia Kathryna Umballa John Bruce Kathryn Bruce Bala Khan Katha Aha Ereeee Winnie Aballa Gutter Colonel Hare Ahmed Ambalgh Slater Nana Sahib Ramabal Kit Nie

Queen Winnie and Kathryn Plot Escape Amid Juggernaut Ordeal

Umballa tightens hold at the garden of brides as Kathryn Memsahib feigns care to free Winnie. Kathryn and Winnie plot to slip away with help from Bruce and Ramabal while Umballa deploys an elephant and guards to force the sacred Juggernaut ceremony.

Xerxes Charlota Juggernaut Kathryn Winnie Winnie Lberty Kit Palace Plana Umballa Wintie Senana The Zenana Winnie Kathryn Umbalia Winnte Father Ahmed Kathryn Memsahib Ambaljn Lal Singh Mbaila Pundita

Queen in Darkness Crowns Winnie as Umballa Praises Folly

In a tense scene in Alaha Umballa crowns Winnie amid jeers from the crowd and a call for a queen of blood. Kathryn and Ramabai observe from guarded lines as a plan for Winnie’s escape unfolds, while strong tension grows around Lal Singh’s taunt and the hostile ceremony.

Umballa Winnie Kathryn Bruce Alaha Ramabai Lal Singh Bufs Memsahib Amelied Father

Lumberman Trumps President With Witty Line

A western Panna lumberman rides a crowded car with a railroad president. After a brief talk the lumberman hands the executive his card and learns the lumberman runs a road as broad as the president’s, though shorter in length.

Panna

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Sunday Meals and Family Rest in Home Life

The text urges planning Sunday meals in advance to give the mother rest and promote family comfort. It suggests roasting on Saturday, reheating Sunday meals, prepping salads and desserts ahead, and using canned soups if needed. It promotes home hospitality and training older children in meal responsibility.

Hidden Dangers Call for Sunshine to Fight Disease

A warning urges exposing dark damp places to sunlight to kill disease germs and reveal concealed dangers. The message emphasizes vigilance and sanitary measures to prevent illness.

More Good Things To Eat From A Vintage Dessert Guide

A historical kitchen column outlines easy fruit desserts and simple savory ideas. It covers a fruit whip with egg white and fruit pulp, a grape fluff mold with gelatin, bread soaked in fruit juice served with cream, fried egg sandwiches with a fritter batter, and a ginger pudding using common pantry ingredients.

Beason Mox

Rooster and Hen Riddle in Early 20th Century Tale

A playful dialogue recalls five year old Stephen visiting his grandmother. A later arrival prompts a boastful question about appearance. The piece jokes about a rooster and a codfish with humorous lines on size and noise, ending with a light moral.

Stephen

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