Irish Captain Proposes to Ethel Amid Spy Web
In a London drawing room a returning Irish captain reveals he loves governess Ethel Willoughby. He recalls a Berlin incident and a failed suicide attempt, hinting at German espionage linking Henry Streetman and Sir George Wagstaff. Ethel confesses a secret marriage while grappling with dangerous revelations.
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Georgy ‘Agstaf
Sir George
Admiralty
Wats
Ethel Willoughby
Henry Streetman
Echel
Ethel
Hrewster
George
Secret Service
Aearters
Streetman
Oeder
Brewster
Georgy
Guy Ulconer
Str
Cuba
Charlie
Guy
Larry Redmond
Irish Guards
Altsza Ethel
Les
Heinrich Strassman
Redmond
George Wagstaff
Larry
Martiad
Tarry
Deathbed wedding of Peggy Gillespie in Paris romance
Peggy Gillespie born in Punxsutawney rose to Parisian fashion fame in Europe before dying at 34. On her deathbed she wed Henry Letellier, a wealthy Frenchman, after a life marked by glamour, charity work, and tempestuous social life in Pittsburgh, New York, and Paris.
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Switzerland
Paris
Fost
France
Peggie Gillespie
Pennsylvania
Punxsittiwney
Henry Letellier
Peggy Gillespie
Pittsburgh
George Meelland
Europe
America
Hyeres
Pegry Gillespie
Sunttonns
Avenue
Henri Martin
Tetellier
Jong
Neve
Letellier Arrantty
Leeemy
Tot Victim Of Family Row In Curtisville Pa
Following a violent quarrel Joseph Kunkle and his wife fought over a revolver in their dining room. The six year old daughter Lelia hid under the table as the wife fired shots, the husband knocked his wife down, and the dying child was carried away by a physician who arrived at the scene.
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Larry Redmond
Ethel
Larry Redutoni
Larry
Lack
Sir George
Lin
Ierjin
Linden
Biel
Berlin
Paris
Curtisvile
Joseph Kunkle
Abie
Oiniage
Wort
Lelia
Skirt Prevents Death Despite Self Inflicted Wound
A report describes a dramatic incident where a wearer’s skirt prevented a fatal self harm attempt while bystanders intervened. The event centers on the immediate actions of those present and the fragile outcome for the involved individual. Officers are investigating the circumstances surrounding the attempted act and the protective role of clothing in the sequence.
Three Generations Of Modern Americans Fail To Please
Writer Alan Sullivan surveys modern American youth and parenthood in a provocative essay. He argues that the first three generations display pampered indulgence, shallow discipline, and a lack of civic tradition. The piece critiques a future aristocracy shaped by consumer culture and asks where noble responsibilities will come from.
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Bumdl
Mita
Welcome Change Skirt Lengths Mentioned By Observor
Fragmentary notes show a remark about skirt lengths growing longer and a brief exchange between a fashionable observer and a businessperson. The text also references an everyday street scene and a casual comment on upcoming displays or shows.
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Aitizeg
Trad
Planning Ahead Amidst Unclear Notes From 1915
Fragmentary text mentions planning, success, and a reference to Canada in 1915 with an amount twenty dollars and seventy cents in value. The snippet is garbled but hints at ongoing preparation and financial figures tied to the year.
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Miss Willoughby
Gerheps
Delishi
Erhel
Trish
Gover
States
India
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Sin
Hoyland
Sven
Edel
Atel
Sye
Panawa
Old Times
Ruel
Lerike
Klovig
Bin
Its Majesty
England
Ells
Mary Street
Married
Irsa Srsa Brreaarsree
Trier
Ste
Pennsylvania City
Eliza
Mother
Stirg
Lee
F Westen
Blarkley Pitts
Ambasy
Raete
Popham
Kyecy
Cleveland
Saskatchewan
Canada
Frank Crawford
Omaha
Nebraska
Sioux City
Hub
Northwest
Simmerman Brothers
Picrew
K Pest Servior Sur
Price Brothers
Liva
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