Wealthy recluse and anarchist plot fallout in Woliing ham
Hilary Kingston hides an anarchist band behind a grand home in the village of Wolhingham. When Kingston is killed his daughter Elinor attracts the Rev Ward and faces interference from gang member Boroday, whose arrest triggers a desperate fundraising fire.
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Hilary Kingston
Elmer
Shil
Woliingham
Kingston
Huff, Boroday, Talbot and Lethbridge
Hilary
Nfe
Ward
Elinor
Walter Bult
Boroday
Hutt
Ward and Elinor face a crisis over parish house fire
In a village, Ward offers Elinor a future after a disaster at their parish. He contemplates a New York church offer while Elinor battles loyalty to friends and father, fearing a betrayal by Ward. Tensions rise as a meeting breaks into quarrel and Elinor weighs duty against passion.
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Elinor
Walter
Ward
New York
Elnor
Iwi
Elinor Quiletir
Talbot
Lethbridge
Boraday
Leane Selding
al. Ward
Hout
Boroday
Rutherford
Walker
Aend— Serpegne
Hilary
Old Hilary
Huff
Old Farg
Walter Wiuff Tung
Red Cross
Pranco
Americad Red Cros Society
A. Kepford
Ofice
Red Cross Society
Kepford
Chicago
Association
H. D. Gibson
Liberty National Bank
New York City
Red Cross Society For America
Thésa
Busimea
Fragmented Night Exchange Between Elsydew and Ward
In a tense moment at St Jude's Elsydew and Ward confront fear and desire. He presses close and declares powerful love while she weighs the risks and barriers between them. She questions commitment while he vows to break through with force of feeling, insisting he will not flee.
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el Hines
Elsydew
Despate
Elinor
St. Jude's
Ward
Tim
Women in the Choir Sparks Church Board Ties
Saturday dinner at the Bryant house features Ward the assistant rector who defers to influential parishioners while facing Mrs Bryant's protest about women and the chair. The conflict centers on feminism and the place of women on the vestry and in church life.
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Elinor
Tam
Ward
Borodar
Walter Huff
Talbot
Walter
Huff
Baden-Baden
Lethbridge
Father Squerely
Bryant House
Elinor Faces Worsening Ties With Huff and Ward
Elinor finds her relations with Huff and Ward growing daily more difficult until a sudden resolution emerges through an unexpected reading that clarifies the situation.
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Elinor
Huff and Ward
Love Covering a Friend's Flaws in Truth and Tact
A reflective Piece on how love hides scars and faults, likening it to a painter concealing blemishes. It praises concealing a friend's faults and praising virtues, saying kindness covers sins and draws a curtain over weaknesses. The tone favors noble discretion and benevolent judgment.
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Faulta
A Wise Flai Rides Seaweed Away From Home
A quirky tale describes a fish that prefers shoreward life and attaches itself to driftwood to ride away. The tiny creature jokes about not swimming and travels with a large, varied family group of sea life, labeled as the hiehay.
Exemption Board Warns Employers About Claims
Des Moines reports the southern Iowa exemption board will be hard to appease as it hears appeals from city and county boards. All statements must be sworn affidavits with strict perjury penalties. hearings will be public and no leniency for false claims. The five-member panel includes N O Ely as chair and Dr Clarence Van Evps as secretary, with members Tucker Cochran and Hopley.
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N. O. Ely
Davenport
Clarence van Evps
Iowa City
George Tucker
Clinton
William Cochrane
Red Oak
Manufacturey
Harry Hopley
Atlantic, Farmer and Stockman
Elyn
Wea
Tlanve
Grain Crops Are Promising Across Western Canada
A Raleigh era report notes Western Canada faces an excellent grain crop this season with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta reporting good growing weather. Acreage remains similar to last year as prices stay high and debt diminished farmers expect strong returns. Land values rise and homesteading offers appeal though harvest hints may be scarce. The piece emphasizes national wartime food goals and urges rationing and cooperation to boost allied supply.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alierta
Ghatas
Western
Canada
Dherd Ik
Chaning Hinds
Heller
Cannes
Mr. Hoover
United States
Lunds
W. J. Ronna
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Nut Sunday Mystery in a Lent Season Phrase
A playful dialogue fragment contrasts familiar Lent days Ash Wednesday and a comical mishearing Nut Sunday. Eva and Hoa discuss the odd phrasing Not In the Galendar and Gand Wri day, reflecting on calendar terms and cultural references.
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Eva
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State Board of Railroad Commissioners
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Johnson Brigham
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Cedar County
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Mugea
Herbert ©. Hoover
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Ite
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Missouri
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State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Department of Agriculture
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Food and Dairy Commissioner
Missouri Line
Fred H. Gray
Am C. S. Bogle
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Wade
Martin J. Wade
Harding
Atale
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