Don and Nora Run Away to Start Anew
James Lambert battles to stop his ward Nora from marrying Don Mason a restless romance unfolds amid family secrets Ned watches and pressure mounts as a heat wave and money gift push the couple toward eloping to Maine where artist Carl Venable shelters them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lambert
Leonora
Don Mason
Rolling Stone
Ned
Don
Lambert
Nora
Inel
Maine
Carl Venable
Nora and Don Unpack Treasures From Far Lands
Nora learns James Lambert sent her wardrobe and a thousand dollars, while Don reveals a Jade pendant and a trove of travel treasures. Their homecoming begins with boxes, memories, and a growing dream of a shared life and a home.
Looking Back on a Summer with Leonora Mason and Ben
The scene recalls a peaceful summer shared by Leonora Mason, Ben, and Don as they adjust to quieter living. Don advises Nora on cooking while she learns, aided by a hint of humor about soups and tomato bisque. Laughter returns between Nora and Don amid family warmth and recollection.
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Leonora Mason
Lfe
Ben
Nora
Don
Queen of Hearts
Orchids and Plants Aid Prospecting for Ore Deposits
The text describes how orchids and other plants may hint at mineral deposits, noting prospector knowledge and regional examples such as the Southeast. It mentions difficult journeys, ship crews, and exploration in iron regions near the North Island and pine masts, with references to Superior and New York areas.
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Andy
American Tourists and Notable Early 19th Century Authors
A fragment notes the first American tourists as a refined group, mentioning writers Poe Fenimore Cooper Irving Bayard Taylor Longfellow Oliver Wendell Holmes and Horace Greeley as exemplars of their era.
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America
Incerson
Poe
Fenimore
Qper
Washington Irving
Bayard Taylor
Longfellow
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Horace Greeley
Homemaker's responsibility for food sanitation emphasized
A nutrition expert warns that tainted or improperly stored foods risk serious illness. The piece explains microbial spoilage, safe refrigeration at 40 to 50 degrees, and moisture control, urging diligent home practices to protect family health and preserve nutrients.
Ask C Houston Goudiss About Foods and Health
C Houston Goudiss offers readers of this newspaper access to the Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. He will answer questions on foods diet nutrition and their health relation and can advise on personal hygiene. Write or postcard inquiries to 6 East 39th Street New York City.
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Nora
James
Don
James Lambert
Jim Perkins
Mr. Mason
American Express
Europe
Jim
Mr. Venable
C. Houston Goodiss
East 39Th Street
New York
Reef
C. Houston Gondiss
New York City
C. Houston Goudiss
New-York-City
Self-Polishing Wax: Practical Beauty for the Home
A household wax offers easy application and quick drying in about 20 minutes. It cleans dust and dirt, enhances natural wood color, resists wear, and leaves floors gleaming like satin, boosting home appearance with minimal effort.
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Erie
Den
Martha
Bhe
Ikim
Noira
Tokyo
George
Belgium
Dresden
Germany
Ven
Ne. van
Mwaod
Chouston Goudiss
Iriam
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