PAPER ROSES CONTINUED A WOMAN’S MEMORY HAUNTS FERGUSON
Fergerson visits old friend Dr Eustace Myers in a village to learn whether a new will leaves everything to Roderick Briton. The past returns as Myers and Fergerson recall love rivalries, guilt, and a dead Rosalie, with the future unsettled by inheritances and reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alperton
of Fergerton
Eustace Myere
Dr. Eustace
Eustace Myers
Old Fergerson
Old Fergervon
Myers
Roderick
Fergerece
Bedmund
Coor
Fergerson
Doings of the Duffs and a Circus Girl Mystery
Eustace Myers pursues a circus girl injured in Redmund while Brenda and Mrs. Myers debate her romance and a possible ring. The guardian claims a gold mine as the doctor notes the girl shows little energy and fears losing the ring tied to a ribbon. Old Fergerson masks emotion as clues surface about the girl’s past and marriage status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustace Myers
Fergerson
Ashe
Pustace
Edmund
Redmund
Teddy
Brenda
Eustace
Ola Fergerson
Myers
Amiling
Adventures of She Twin and the Stalled Terrapin
Cap'n Pennywinkle shouts to keep sea traffic moving while Tubby Terrapin sits immovable on the seabed. Nancy and Nick consider a group effort, but Pennywinkle says there is nothing to grab. The scene ends with a promise to continue.
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Cap’h Pennywinkie
Cap'n Pennywinkler
Nancy
Nick
Loppy Lobster
Loppy
Cap'n Pennywinkle
Gurly
Egypt
Pennywinkle
Mr. Terrapin
Seattle
Minister recalls pioneer days on Oregon coast
The minister narrates early frontier life on the Clatskanie and Clatsop River regions, describing harsh shortages, cattle drives, and winters of 1861 62. He recalls moving from Oregon to Puget Sound country and how two boys survived with work and limited neighbors as they waited for supplies at Oak Point mill.
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David
Clatahamie
Oregon
Columbia
Puyallup Valley
Clatakamie
Seattle
Oak Point
When a Woman Tells Chapter Forty Two
Ruth Agnes Abeling portrays a tense social gathering as Tom Bradford apologizes to Miss Sorensen amid a room tense with Philip Ames and John Ames. Brenda’s fate is hinted through Old Fergerson’s pity, while contrasts between Brenda’s apparent calm and inner distress surface during the tea and dinner scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Ames
Tom Bradford
Tom
Helga
Lila
Mrs. Ames
John Ames
Miss Sorensen
Mr. Bradford
Baby Bork On Peace Day In Salisbury
The notice reports the birth of a baby named Bork on Peace Day in Salisbury Massachusetts. It quotes Mrs Tracy Aste praising Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for maternal health and mentions extensions of care for displacement backache inflammation and nervousness. An ad line notes Supreme Blend Coffee and Boldt’s Butterhorns.
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Salisbury
Masa
Lydia Pinkham
Tracy Aste
Lincoln Ave
Patten
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By Ruby M. Ayres
Rore
Alberten Road
Rosalie
Mr. Fergerson
OM Fergerson
Mederick
Clifton
Tad
Ereus
All
MR Wise
MR. Wife
Freckles
BY Blosser
Milo
Wes
Alek
Hes
Everett True
Chester
Stanley
Aneddle TO
Bruno
Peggy
Ruth Agnes Abeling
Beattie Star
Philip
Mrs. Reynolds
Phil
Phillf Ames
Seattle Star
Baby Bork
King of
Spain
Hansen
Boldt
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