Lucinda Druce Flees to Chicago After Theatre Scandal
After a disastrous night at the Paisie Royal Lucinda Druce escapes her husband Bellamy and boards the first train to Chicago. She plans to rebuild her life with funds arranged by a Bank of Michigan contact as she seeks distance from the scandal and a new start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druce
Jim
Bellamy
Rel
Linda
Lucinda
Dobbin
Bel
Fifth Avenue
Lucnda
Grand Central
Chicago
Bank of Michigan
Southard
Old Home Town ending in moral conflict tale
In a dialogue between Lucinda and Harford Willis set in the 1880s, Lucinda confesses relief at moving on from Bel lamy while fearing forgiveness. Willis ponders forgiveness and self blame as Lucinda questions societal norms and their own vanity. Continued tomorrow.
Naughty walls and yellow stripes from Seattle plaster
An oral reminiscence recalls Seattle’s early plasterwork and a mischievous girl who colored a wall with five yellow stripes. Grandmother’s old house is described with plaster walls and the vivid memory of yellow ochre paint on a hallway wall. The tale ends with fruitless scrubbing and a stubborn grin from the wall’s stripes.
For You to Color United Travels by Hal Cochran
Hal Cochran writes about travel adventures in a light humor tone. The feature titled United Travels shares amusing anecdotes and observations from journeys.
The Moon Man's Dilemma in the Whispering Forest
Nancy and Nick share tea with the Moon Man as clues surface about a society’s moon wishes. A folded list reveals requests from Whispering Forest residents, Wirglefin undersea folk, hunter Mr Hunter and Farmer for varied moon phases. The Moon Man ponders responding before the tale continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Nick
Moon-Man
Mr. Peer
Whispering Forest
Seattle Star
The Wife and the Office in Our First Year
In chapter seventeen, the narrator recalls Jack’s office tardiness and a clumsy day at work. Jessie Langdon warns her, and the narrator weighs whether wives should befriend the office world to aid husbands. A bridge invitation hints at social mingling and a near theft of heirloom beads. To Be Continued.
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Jack
Jessie Langdon
Jessie's
Humsband
Erie
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Linda Jee Nd
Louis Joseph van
Ater
Lucinda Druch
Alma Baley
Marry Lontaine
Louev
Chum
Fanny Lontaine
Lontaine
Moving Picture
California
Estudio
Laughingty
Alma Daley
Paisie Royal
Deubeney
Cindat
Dob
Daubeney
Aed
Jisha
Scout
Stanley
Harford Willis
Willis
Mr. Willis
Holder Newt
She~ Arearin
Pete Peagan
Helen
Allman
Bum
Door
Freckles
BY Blosser
Sei Ook
Bel Cae
Pegry
Seattle
Mrs. Shults
Grandfather
Everett True
United Travels
Hal Cochran
The
Niagara Falls
Adventures OF the Twins
Clive Roberts Barton
Third Avenue
O’ Wilky
BY Ahern
al’ Grabs
Madison
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