Mary Er of the Inn. A Romantic Age Tale in England
Chapter II to IV introduce Dick Parker and Foster among travelers at the Star and Garter. Mary Morley assists with Madeira and wit as Parker shows leadership, while Morley praises Squire Bellingham’s wealth and boldness. Foster probes, Morley talks, and tension builds around highwaymen, loyalties, and the group’s restless aims. Mary’s charm captivates Parker as the dialogue blends bravado with social ritual in a Yorkshire inn setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ER
the Inn
England
Joseph Hatton
Foster
Ditson
Jones
Wild
Isaacs
Epicure
Bellingham
Mediterranean
Morley
Mary
Yorkshire
Parker
Mary Lockwood
Kirkstall
York
Harrogate
Squire Bellingham
Derby
Harry Dunstan
London
Leeds
Heaven
Hell
Dick Parker
Star and Garter
Richard Parker
Wealth and risk in a Denver bank robbery tale
David H. Moffatt, president of the First National Bank of Denver, recalls facing a desperate man with nitro glycerin and demanding $22,000. He chose to hand over the money, reasoning that the risk to his life outweighed the gain, while noting the fate of the anonymous seeker. The piece ends with two light vignettes about flattery and aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Midas
Bellingham
Foster
Tom
Dick Parker
House of Lords
High Seas
Bristol
Blackheath
St. James’ Street
York
Thore
Old Morsey
David H. Moffatt
First National Bank of
Denver Col
First National Bank
Mr. Moffatt
Broad Market Mentions and Remedies in Patchwork Notice
A jumble of notices and ads recounts subscription offers for George's Weekly with a half-price deal, medical tonics and patent cures, insurance pitches from Farmers Alliance Mutual Fire, and various quips about health, travel, and education. Names like F J Cheney & Co mortgage the extract, while references drift from Rome to Colorado, Florence to Brooklyn, with tales of Morphy and Pan-American medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert George
Times
George's Weekly
Colorado
Alliance Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Charles Hidg
Denver
Cales
Hostetter
Mrs Hulda Jakeman praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A testimonial from Salt Lake City Utah describes severe menstrual pain and relief after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims complete restoration of health for over two years with no ache. It urges sick women to seek free advice at Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakeman
Elders of the Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hulda Jakeman
Herpa Janeway
Lydia
Pinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jonah
F. J. Cheney &Co
Drusvis
Jagee
Brooklyn
Sta
Ae Wulde
Dife
Peal Morphy
Willardr Fiske
Villa Landor
Florence
Paul Morphy
Flake
Morphy
Wellal
Knickerbockers
Anta Claus
Andrew Carnegie
Marshall
Winstow
Bette
Kiing
Les
Philedelpais
Pico
Maple Street
Norwich
LY Fas
Chicago
Colo
J. W. Work
New York
Ricard
the Literary Digest
Dodd, Mead & CO
Orc
Mentale
Goa
Mrs
Dean Mas. Pinxnam
California Fig Syrup Co
Glifornia
Louisville, Ky
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