Colonel Maynard Confronts Jerrold Over Hidden Love
In a tense office confrontation Colonel Maynard questions Jerrold after a damning letter reveals an affair with Alice. Chester discloses earlier spying, a missing photo frames the case, and Maynard debates exile or mercy as the trio plans to leave the garrison amid heartache and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maydard
Chester
Maynard
Atos
Orlia
Tam
Jerrold
Damine
Hester
Jim
Ras
Jove
Renwick
Aurea
Tiena
God of Heaven
Iman
Neal
Leary
Moro
Alice
Grace
Sablon
Reveille
Europe
East
Lin
Armittage
Sean
Aly Gol
Rauid
Informaa
Hd Rimak Pe
Chlonel
Wilton
Old Maynard
Directoire
Major Sloat
Ani
Sibley
Lake Sablon
Decorative linens and embroidery trends in household textiles
The article discusses replacing red embroidery with yellow tones on scarfs and table linens, along with round white dolls, gold wash silk motifs, and coordinated napkins. It endorses neat hems, machine hemming, and simple refined baby and domestic articles, noting practical color choices and modest ornamentation. It also references a brushholder design and a reflection on the number four with various historical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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A Visitor Describes Paris Hospital Charities and a Fetching Pass Story
A visitor to Paris notes cheerful hospital wards for diseased poor children, where color, flowers, dolls, and bonbons comfort the patients. A twelve year old boy asks President Depew for a free rail pass to Albany, explaining his father’s limited funds for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charity
Monsur
Cherie
Depew
Albany
New York Central
Mr. Depew
The Foreigner and the Craters of Minburgh
A British note recalls a speed prone bicyclist who fell on a steep Minburgh road after losing gravity on the macadam. Carters help, then mock the foreigner in a humorous exchange. Other items mention earrings in ancient cultures, a Homer reference, and a home remedy of cream of tartar with saltpeter for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minburgh
Jock
Citheen
Homer
Local Gold Medal Winners List Across Town Firms
Taylor Judgea & Co and Atherton & Co lead a parade of gold medal recipients in a broad listing. Numerous firms including Moovie-John McCrindle Pitteton ML W.O'Hoyle Giani's Green-Prace & Parker and Clark's Swunmit are named with gold awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bdenton
P. P
Washington
Chia Dunmore
P. BP
Dunmere-F. Db
Manley
Superlative Ran
Hyde Pmark
Carson & Davia
Wachburn St
Jseph
AL Dears
Mainagento
Superlative
Dirand
Green Ridge
A. L.spencer
J.T. McHale
Superlativa
Providence
Jenner & Cha
Taylor
Judgea & Co
Atherton &Co
Duryen—Lawrence Store Co
Moovie
John McCrindle
Pitteton
W.o'hoyle
Giani
Green
Prace & Parker
Clark
F. M. Young
Dallen
BE. Finn & Son
Bran Nichalson
J. EB. Harding
Waverly
M. W. Hilva & Son
Villea
Charlon Gardner
Honbottom
N. M. Finn & Son
Tobyhanna
Tobhorns & Lenigh Lomborg O
Gouldsboro
A. Adams
Urand Moscow
Gaige & Clements
Lake Ariel
James A. Bortres
Forest City
J. L. Morgan & Co
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Wilk
Athens
Solon
Greece
Diojzenos Lauwrtius
Plato
Aristotle
New York Weekly
W. Willtous
Trinity Sutton
Morgan
V. Piewe
Sir
Doctor Perte
Wilson Williams
Buushnolder
Omah
Garden of Eden
Moses
Midian
Mount Sinai
Chicago Herald
E. Robinson
Pilsener
Scranton, PA
Moosic and
Rushdale Works
Lafflin & Rand Powder Co.'s
Repauno Chemical Co
Atlantic Refining Co
William Mason
Con Exchange, Weomiag Ve Wurke
Pinu Brook
Aylesworth's
Wyoming
Madea
Royal Medicine CO
River St
Chicago
Ill
Matthews Bros., Druggiste
Scranton
The
U. Tribune
the Flour Awards
Washburn, Crosby Co
Washburn
Megargel
Connell
Tholfsale Agents
Louis B. Smith
Capouse Avenue
Tron and Steel
Norway
Sanderson
Jessop
TOE Cale Tere Machinery
Horse Nails
Wiley & Russell and Wells Culting Machine
Svokes
Mercereau & Connell
Lackawanna Avenue
Commonwealth Building
Harhood
Solaege, Opti Or Stinger Ty. Which Lead To Jutiruity. Con Wupation of Iheauley
Reid
H. C. Sanderson
MOLT
Cleveland
C. 1
Harrio
Douggint
Avene
Bato
Bie Daag
Kory
Jon
Leo
Ada Jpral Milne
Otis
Forsale
John H. Phelps
Cor
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
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