Elinor and Ward Seek Peace After Flight and Duty
In a dawn scene Huff prepares Elinor to flee with her, burning papers and hiding a safe while Ward endures years of memory. Elinor and Ward meet again in Saint Paul’s, confess enduring love, and vow to unite with faith and mercy.
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Cye
Elinor
Ward
Saint Jude’s
Hilary
Solomajegue
Saint ‘Paul's
Saint Paul's
Old Hilary
Hithor
The
Brotherhood of Man
Saint, Jude's
Army Cooks Teach Gastronomics to Nation’s Kitchens
Wallace Irwin notes the quartermaster general seeks 58 leading hoteliers to loan 3840 cooks and 1,240,000 to share army kitchen techniques. The article profiles rolling kitchens, four Army cook schools, and the 1900 Manual for Army Cooks shaping field and barracks meals for about 40 cents a day per man.
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Wallace Irwin
Quartermaster General’s
Fifth Avenue
Tremont Street
Army
M. Prichard
McAlpin
New York
National Guard Eee
Ban New York
Washington Barracks
M. Panchard
Uncle Sam
Broadway
Sam
Eredn
Commissariat
Kuehens
France
Fort Riley
Dunne
Isore
Kubelik
Colonel Holbrook
Army Schools For
Com
Fort Sam Houston
Toxi
Kan
Monterey
Cal
One of Many. The Friend and the Stage Divorce Tale
A fragmentary dialogue sketches a friend returning from abroad and a man discussing his wife who recently divorced. The conversation hints at social tension and rumors surrounding marriage and stage life without fuller context.
Bethlehem Steel Delivers 16 Inch Naval Gun Ingot For New US Cruisers
A Bethlehem Steel Works ingot for the 16 inch rifles that arm the United States navy battle cruisers under construction at Camden is described. The ingot, weighing 310000 pounds and 15 feet long, will be forged into a tube 80 feet long. The article notes the Lion as a similar British cruiser and outlines the scale of power and armament planned for six US ships with 200000 horsepower engines and four 16 inch guns.
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Blehem Steel
United States Navy
Camden
Bethlehem
Philadelphia Record
Lion
Lending a Hand Delayed Hope Spurs Mutual Aid
A community quietly agrees to offer short term help with the expectation of returning support later. Individuals show willingness to lend modest assistance now if there is a belief a second favor can be secured in the future.
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