Kissed by Proxy and a Hometown Reunion in Eastboro
Jim Bennett returns to Eastboro to surprise Grandma and Charmian as news of a distant romance unfolds. Charmian reveals John Carter’s secret love and a letter trail that led to a hoped marriage while Charmian faces losing the family home to new owners. The trio shares a hopeful supper plan as Charmian confronts moving from the old house and Jim offers steady support.
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Grandma
Jimmy Bennett
Jim
Charmian
George
John Carter
American Express
Paris
Europe
London
Jim Bennett
Lizzie Baker
Dearie
Wickfield
John
Highlands
Moore
Uncle George
Eastboro
Salina
Jimmy
Aunt Sophie
Sophie
When Pain Comes Indigestion and excess stomach acid
The ad explains indigestion as excess stomach acid from over-stimulated nerves. It promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best alkali to neutralize acid instantly, claiming quick relief and long-standing medical approval. Consumers are urged to buy a small bottle with full directions from any drugstore.
Exiled man recalls aunt in California search
Charmian questions the California girl clue while Jim confirms the aunt is found. The exchange hints at broader family ties and a continuing pursuit as the narrative advances.
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California
Charmian
Lizzie Baker
Jim
Andree Arctic Body Found Lifts Polar Mystery
A Norwegian expedition led by Dr. S Horn found the bodies of S A Andree and two companions on White Island east of Spitzbergen after a failed 1897 airship polar attempt. The camp showed signs of a struggle with the elements. their diary and instruments were found, but no balloon. The explorers were K Frankel and N Strindberg.
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Oslo
Andree
White Island
Spitzbergen
K. Frankel
N. Strindberg
Danes Island
Amundsen
Norge
Pole
Norway
Persian palm beauty powder described as rare and fragrant
A historical notice extols Persian palm as imparting rare charm to women. It claims the powder base suits oily skin and acts as a beautifying lotion, toning and stimulating the skin. It promises a youthful complexion and flawless hand whitening.
Fast British Trains and Mighty Engines At Night
A London Daily Mail piece notes young riders at Victoria Station admiring the King Arthur class engine. It praises British trains as the world’s fastest per summer timetables, highlighting the Cheltenham Flyer nearing 80 mph on Swindon to London runs. Brunel is cited for pioneering speed over a century ago, contrasting to old calls for strict speed limits.
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London
Victoria Station
Swindon
Brunel
London Daily Mail
It Has Many Qualities Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Claim
The advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a universal remedy. It promises relief for coughs colds sore throats sprains persistent sores and speeding healing of cuts and contusions. The copy casts the product as a compact medicine chest in one bottle.
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Thomas
Dandelion Name Derived From Lion's Tooth Roots
The dandelion's name derives from French terms meaning lion's tooth, a label given to the plant for its leaf edges.
Distemper Liniment Advised for Stable Use
An early 20th century-style note urges keeping a bottle of Douglas Egyptian Liniment in the stable to combat distemper. A quoted writer criticizes those who lack initiative and merely follow smarter leaders.
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Douglas
Knows
Wingless Aircraft Flies on Long Island Sound
A wingless craft, inspired by the Flettner rotor concept, flew successfully off Mamaro neck on Long Island Sound with New York capital backing. The seaplane like machine uses a front propeller driven by a nose motor and an auxiliary gypsy motor to rotate cylinders acting as wings, with three rotors arranged in four sections.
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New York Times
Long Island Sound
Mamaroneck
New York
Wool Warehouse Fire Destroys Canadian Co operative Wool Growers
A fire near Weston Ontario destroyed the Canadian Co operative Wool Growers warehouse. Damage estimated at 500000 dollars. 3,000,000 pounds of water soaked wool ruined. Officials could not determine the blaze cause. Also notes US Army adopting most bugle calls from other countries.
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Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers
Weston
Ont
United States Army
Little Helps For This Week From Christian Teachings
A gentle moral reflection from 1 Samuel and a remark by G W Bethune on doing good for God's sake without expecting reward. Juliana Horatia Ewing notes stress kindness without gratitude and following Jesus through small deeds for divine purpose.
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Jesus
Juliana Horatia Ewing
Teary eyes blind to future chances, says proverb
A reflective adage warns that people overwhelmed by past opportunities may overlook new ones approaching. The message emphasizes hope and forward focus.
Surface Roads Dominate One-Fifth Of U S Highway Mileage
A historical report notes that about one fifth of the nation’s highway mileage is surfaced, highlighting the extend of paved roads in the United States and implying progress in transportation infrastructure.
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United States
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