Self Sacrificing Thorne Guards a Tormented Scene
In a Civil War era telegraph office the room buzzes with operators and messengers as Caroline Mitford bluntly challenges home-front soldiers. A tense confrontation reveals loyalty and love under pressure while the scene hints at future revelations in a continuing tale of hardship and duty.
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Caroline Mitford
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Lieutenant Allison
Lietenant Foray
Thanke
Richmond Grays
Petersburg
Home Guard
Foray
Lee
Charlie
Allison
Miss Caroline Mitford
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Martha
Caroline
Miss Mitford
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Crolina
Perdon
Department
Careline
Selwin
Deep Breathing Advice From Medical Times
A Medical Times correspondent notes a breathing routine to aid health. After inhaling through the nose, hold the breath for fifteen seconds with a handkerchief to trap air, repeat four to eight times at half minute intervals, and observe pulse changes after meals with different foods. The piece also touches on etherization and broader reflections on gender and mind.
Peculiar Livestock Farm In Quebec Sparks Fox Craze
A Quebec correspondent reports Robert Rowley, proprietor of Laurentide preserves at Lake Edward, started a cheap black fox farm. In Roberval he bought pups for about 10 dollars, drawing a rival offer of thousands from Lt. Gov. Wood’s fox ranch manager Pridman. Rowley plans to cross a pure black dog fox with his litter, aiming for next spring’s pure black fox pups.
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Robert Rowley
Laurentide
Lake Edward
Quebec
Montreal Gazette
Roberval
Rowley
Pridman
Wood
New Brunswick
Mr. Rowley
Not Working For Art's Sake at Berry Inn
The Blue Forest orchestra finishes a loud tune on the Berry Inn lawn. Violinist Mr Hennessey replies he plays by main strength not by note or ear, claiming the performance is driven by strenuous effort and work.
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Aaron
Christ
Moses
God
Apis
Blue Forest
Berry Inn
Mr. Hennessey
Whales as Ocean Peacemakers Debate Stirred by Office Dialogue
In Their Office a quip prompts a debate on whale behavior and oil pollution. The exchange asks if whales act as peacemakers while noting oil on waters and prompting questions about marine stewardship.
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Arrelsford
Thorse
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