Mona and Lisle at Craig Darroch Moonlit Troubles
Mona hosts a party where Sir St John Lisle clashes with her circle over trust and romance. He rails at her independence while she navigates his temper and growing feelings as Miss Morton sparks interest in Kenneth. Mona returns home, confronting classed loyalty and longing.
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St. John Lisle
Lady Marchmant
Miss Craig
Enaver
Kenneth
Mona
Lord Finistoun
Nona
Fransome
Lisse
Ke Lisle
Jie
Sir St John Lisle
Soldivers
Althouse
Moma
Lily
Iom
Lyay
Liste
Salig
Miss Morton
Tisle
Hint
Lisle
Geer
Mon
Finistoun
Mgm
Uncle Sandy
Sissit
Miss “Morton
Sandy
Nhy
Scotland
Dining and talk at Uncle Sandy’s with Mona and guests
In the Scottish country house scene characters argue over morality, travel, and culture while Mona and Bertie Everard arrive for tea. Uncle Sandy mediates. Miss Morton and Kenneth discuss women, manners, and mixed views as Mary, Una, and the rest drift through conversations and plans for a drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pausis
Sandy
Aweel
Miss Morton
Uncle Sandy
Uncle Sanddy
Mona
Lisle
Fitzallan
Everard
Mary
Mr. Macalister
Hurstling
Apostle Pant
Bertieh
Aras
Kenneth S
Kenneth
Regent
Kensneth
Amryon
Macgrabbs
Mr. Graig
Jaumpe
First Woman Citizen and the Widow Bran of Indiana
A historical sketch profiles the first foreign born woman to gain citizenship in Indiana, known as the Widow Bran, who settled with her children in Daviess County. It traces her influence, and highlights notable offspring James B. Ryan and Lieut. Col. Richard J. Tryan, plus Thomas H. Ryan, tracing their public roles and ventures across the West and Alaska.
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Indiana
Bran
Daviess County
James B. Ryan
Tndiana
MM. Brett
Richard J. Tryan
Thiry-fifth
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Thomas If. Ryan
Indianapolis
Ryan
Cale
Yanamato
California
Golden State
Oregon
Arizona
Seal Islands
Alaska
Rran
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Betain
Shepard
Aden
Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
Noy, Ot
Fragmented 19th Century Ads and Anecdotes on Cure-alls
A garbled OCR collage reports cures for colds with Larative Bromo Quinine and Piso’s Cure, then surveys odd family trivia from Delaware and Ontario. It notes long family links near Bridgeville, a Windsor physician's widow, and a curious wealth-related legal judgment of 330,000.
Reputation Made in a Day and the Enduring Bitters
Time tests a man or medicine and Hostetter s Stom ach Bitters stands forty five years strong. Like hardy lichens on rocks it persists, with a base as firm as the stones. No medicine is more regarded as a remedy for fever and ague bilious remittent constipation liver and kidney disorders nervousness and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Silent Love in Grief and a Grim Farewell
The poem laments a mournful love betrayed and a grave wish for burial. A heart, cold and springing life, departs as the speaker longs for a companion’s release. Images of a lover’s tomb, mournful tears, and winds of fate accompany the plea for an axe and spade to seal the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
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Westchester County
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