Hearts and Boats By Gertrude M Rockwell
Amy Burt clashes with a boat thief who is really Mr. Bowen’s New York nephew Sam Brave Fleke. After a comic mix up they share a ride on the boat, and a romance grows as they navigate mistaken identities and a stolen craft. The tale blends light humor with budding affection aboard the waterside setting.
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Neighbor Claims Son Plays College Football Position
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Whose War Was It and the Victory Loan Call
A fragmented wartime plea questions who bears the war’s costs and urges readers to subscribe to the Victory Liberty Loan. It frames the people as both labor and capital, condemns leaving banks to finance the war, and notes Japan’s Baron Makino leading a peace mission in Paris.
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