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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1898
Page
3
In Verdun Royal a hidden bond forms as Lord Arleigh meets the Duchess of Hazelwood's ward. Philippa L Estrange plots vengeance against Arleigh and teasingly arranges a match, while Arleigh discovers the young Madaline, a sheltered relative, as the ideal woman. Their growing meetings signal a pivotal, romance-filled turning point.
Lond Arleigh vows to win the duchesss favor and meets Madaline in a trellised rose arbor. He introduces himself as Lord Arleigh and declares a shared affection for the duchess, aiming to become friends and gain access in her absence. The scene unfolds with shy smiles and a hint of past watching.
A Chicago tot named Mildred travels east with her parents after breakfast in a mining car. A friendly gentleman quizzes her about her meal from beefsteak to fruit, finally prompting Mildred to reveal her diet as the health contributor. A Detroit Fran Pross item adds a doctor joke about a new physician.
A Washington special notes the year ends with the United States in a prospering state as prices rise and agricultural exports reach record highs. It credits farmers for export growth, highlights price shifts for inputs, and lauds the変更 in the Department of Agriculture under Secretary Warmur Whson for expanding seed distribution supporting sugar, dairy, and foreign markets.
The article reviews wheat and wool price shifts in 1896 to early 1897, noting winter wheat reaching $1.09 in Chicago and multiple crops rising from 1894–1896. It highlights Bradstreet’s findings, rising farm incomes, mortgage payoffs, and a broad farm‑sector optimistic trend under sound money and protection. It also discusses bank clearings, rail, and industrial progress, predicting continued agricultural and industrial gains and stronger farmer welfare into McKinley’s term.
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