Prudence Recovers as Connie and Jerry Unite in Separation
In a tense farmhouse scene, Prudence battles fever with doctors urging a reunion with Jerry Harmer. Connie awakens alone in a locked dungeon as Fairy and the twins hide their secrets, while Mr Starr plots to shield Prudence and reveal a long awaited reunion. Prudence awakens to see her girls and the hoped for letter from Jerry, with emotions running high as truth and care collide.
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Carel
Prudence
Connie
Lark
Fairy
Conaole
Mr. Starr
Jerry
Carol
Mr. Start
Grace
Tan
Jerry Harmer
Oldest New Brunswick Man Levi Richardson Dies at 105
Levi W. Richardson, said to be the oldest man in New Brunswick, died just before his 106th birthday after a ten day illness. He credited early bedtimes and activity for his longevity and lived under six sovereigns, watching Britain and its allies’ expansion with interest.
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Levi W. Richardson
New Brunswick
Mr. Richardson
Mutual Star
Great Britain
England declares war as Wilson mobilizes navy and guards
Washington reports President Wilson orders immediate navy mobilization to seven thousand enlisted men and creation of two new coast defense departments. National police units from eleven infantry regiments and guard battalions recalled for duties. Nebraska Fourth Regiment called out. British officials anticipate war with Germany as US position hardens.
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Wilson
Alaplic Coast
National Guard
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Lincoln
Neb
Keith Neville
Nebraska
Central Department
Chicago
United States
London
Germany
America
Amsterdam
Berlin
Dog Under Rain Washed Off Spots
A fragment describes rain washing spots off something and a dog being trotted back.
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Ian
Proof Positive Farm Struggles to Quit Post
Fragmentary report notes a farm making preparations to quit a post amid unclear threats and a terse warning about fighting. Details are sparse but indicate a local dispute affecting farm operations and leadership. The source mentions Doc Anta in an unclear context.
Keeping Youthful and East Indian Rulers
A fragment discusses a widow with surprising longevity and wit, noting the winter period scarcely aged her. It quotes Saint Nihal Singh in the Southern Workman praising Indian rulers for administrative ability and reform-minded governance.
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Nihal: Singh
Victor Hugo's Grandson in Paris Art Show
George Victor Hugo, grandson of Victor Hugo, displays about 100 sketches in Paris drawing strong crowds. He left censorship for the army, serving as a lieutenant after an early wartime shift. After a year and a half at the front, he returned from Champagne with notable drawings and has been cited in orders for meritorious conduct.
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Victor Hugo
George Victor Hugo
Paris
Champagne
Paria
Hugo
Frank the late pupil and the six hens story
A stern teacher scolds Frank for lateness after he explains he ran for a doctor. Pupley keeps hens, sells 42 eggs to a grocer who jokes about the hens’ “pickle” in wet weather and their “pickled eyes” in a light tale from a bygone era.
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Frank
Oepa
Pupley
Temperance Worker Recounts Mr and Mrs Milligan Experience
A temperance worker testifies about an encounter involving Mr and Mrs Milligan. The account notes cooperation and a suggestion to carry the man in. The fragment hints at social or domestic tension within a 19th or early 20th century setting.
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Temperance
Mra Mulligan Dialogue Touches On Hidden Fear
The fragment shows Mulligan speaking in a brogue about a friend’s aid and a missing item. A nearby nurse notes Mulligan’s jaw pain and confusion as a mystery darkens the scene. The terse exchange hints at personal strain amid an unclear threat.
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