Dismissed for Cowardice A romance of Jean and Neal Borden
A young heiress Jean MacKenzie rejects cowardice as a test of character and falls for Neal Borden, heir to the famous Borden fortune. Their bond faces social pressures, a family feud over wealth, and a tragic fire that leaves Neal severely injured and Jean transformed by love and remorse.
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Jean MacKenzie
Miss MacKenzie
England
Carew
Jimmy Dunn
Jean
MacKenzie
Gettysburg
Cold Harbor
Crook
Little Big Horn
America
Borden's
Neal Borden
Mrs. MacKenzie
Robert Neal
Neal
Custer
Borden
Sunny Slope
Robert
Waldo Carew
Mrs. Borden
Jean Dear
The Doll's Changeling by Annie C Muirhead
Two sisters Molly and Peggy lose their cherished dolls after a cousin pretends to rescue them. The dolls vanish from a garden pole, sparking a search by family and servants. Fred’s awkward gift to soothe them fails to ease the loss, and the girls mourn their absent dolls while coping with pretend cheer in public.
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Molly
Peggy
Peggo
Nurse
Papa
Mamma
Fred
Harry
Novel Sidewalk Clock Sits Under New York Street
The sidewalk clock at Broadway and Maiden Lane, New York, hides its workings beneath the pavement. Only the hour and minute hands appear through a glass-covered opening in the sidewalk.
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Broadway
Maiden Lane
New York
Philadelphia City Hall Clock Described In Detail
The largest clock in the United States sits in Philadelphia's City Hall tower. It towers 315 feet above ground with a 25 foot diameter dial and a 9 foot hour hand. The bell weighs over 20000 pounds and a three horsepower engine winds the mechanism.
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United States
Philadelphia