Love and scandal swirl as Cecil and Craven reunite
In a Monday morning room Cecil confronts heartbreak over Sydney Walcott's absence. Ronnie bonds with Lord Errington after a confession of marriage plans. Craven declares love, reunites with Cecil, and the Majors schemes collapse as the wedding season nears.
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Ronnie
Sydney
Sydney Walcott
Jin
Sir Sydney
Hennie
Walcott
Marrie
Earl of
Lord Errington
Mrs. Rivers
Penruddock Schemes As Child Inherits Estate
In a moody sea cliff setting at Penruddock Castle, Lord Penruddock confronts his nurse Esther after the death of Lady Penruddock. He plans to remove the nurse and place the child under his own control, severing bonds as the estate passes to his son and ward. Esther pleads, warning of loyalties and love for the child, but his resolve remains cold and final.
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Gayety
Benge Penruddock
Penrnddock
Penruddock
Clay
Esther
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The Veiled Message in a Forest Encounter
A woman confronts her lover in a forest scene over wages and betrayal. She declares her mistress will retaliate as he has wronged her, then departs, returns with a cold vow, and disappears into the woods as the scene ends.
Christmas Presents from Congress
The New York Sun argues for a truthful Congressional Record and shows how absenteeism, overlong sessions, and delayed adjournments undermine governance. It proposes reforms: enforce salary deductions for absences, reduce idle time, and favor steady work on all working days until business is completed.
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United States
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Senate
House
Congressional
Washington
Morrison
Frye
N. Y. Sun
Opening Museums on Sundays Finds Wide Public Support
The New York Herald polled prominent figures across professions and finds broad favor for Sunday museum openings. Mayor Grace supports public access to museums, galleries, libraries, and other amusements as a public policy, noting many workers lack weekday leisure opportunities and foreign cities have long practiced Sunday access.
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Grace
Farmers Embrace Bouillon Cookery for Frugal Dinners
An American Agriculturist advocates farmers begin dinners with soup as a healthful, economical habit. By saving scraps of meat and vegetables and slow simmering in a pot, families can produce bouillon for daily use, following French practice of a continually simmering back stove pot.
Mercantilism In Society And The Need For Spiritual Teaching
The Rev. Edward Hungerford argues in January Century that science drives wealth and shape of society, making money the measure of value. He warns mercantilism endangers virtue and calls for spiritual teaching rooted in God's righteousness. Also contains farm guidance on animal housing and poultry care from American Agriculturist.
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Edward Hungerford
England
Rough Finish Improves Lime-Washed Walls, Says Agriculturist
The American Agriculturist advises lime wash and rough finishes for walls to look brighter with shadow and healthful appeal. It notes methods for lime washes, preparation, and the care needed when applying kalsomine including wall cleaning and sizing old surfaces.
Eden at the Pole theory sparks lively Arctic lecture
In Edinburgh 2000 attendees heard Lt. Greely argue the Garden of Eden may lie at the Pole a view deemed scientifically grounded. The piece satirizes the notion with playful mock dialogue about Adam Eve and a sealskin jacket as they flee to warmer climes.
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Edinburgh
Earl of Roseberry
Greely
United States Navy
Arctic
Pole
Garden of Eden
Regent’s Park
Adam
Eve
Zoo
Brighton Aquarium
January Care for Livestock in Cold Weather
The passage stresses January as a critical month for live stock, urging steady feeding and comfort. It warns that any drop in condition leads to rapid decline, requiring more food and better care, and advises thorough shelter maintenance and regular routines to prevent hunger and stress. It notes keeping sheds warm and water unfrozen.
How to store ice up to the roof for winter
Joseph Harris explains a farm ice house method to prevent shortages. He advises adding a fresh load of ice on top before warm weather, using sawdust or straw to insulate, keeping the top and sides covered, and stacking to allow meltwater to run off forming a solid mass. He notes sharing with neighbors in winter for summer use.
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Tom
Harry
Joseph Harris
Artist in Town Speaks on Andre Monument Blow Up
A summer visitor in Tarrytown, present at the explosion of the Andre monument, describes local sentiment. He argues the monument mocks patriotic memory, condemns the inscription, and believes youth may have inspired the demolition. He says any monument to an enemy would face opposition.
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aHing Terk
Ronnie
Cecil
Duke
Lord Errington
Jervis
Errington
Raven
Thad
Andre Monument
Tarrytown
Bulgarian Women and Fluid Marital Ties in Society
The Week describes Bulgarian society where wives seek new husbands after divorce with cordial, public acceptance. It portrays a casual, multiple-marriage pattern, noting husbands congratulate and even gift weddings, maintaining friendly relations as new partners enter the scene.
White Wine of Tar Syrup Praised By Mount Vernon Pastor
Rev L A Dunlap of Mount Vernon Missouri declares his children cured of measles coughs and his wife relieved by White Wine of Tar Syrup sold by Crowder Reed. He notes rapid cures for decline of man or woman caused by excesses or bad practices. Book offered for 10 cents in stamps with free consultation from the World's Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo NY.
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L. A. Dunlap
Mount Vernon
Crowder & Reed
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
Favorite Prescription and Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Endorsed
The text extols Dr. R. V. Pierce Favorite Prescription for female weakness and related ailments and Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a trusted remedy for colds and lung disorders. It cites George Reed of Lancaster County praising Mishler's Herb Bitters for aiding a poor widow Nancy Sharp, who recovered and regained work ability.
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George Reed
West Earl Township
Lancaster County
Nancy Sharp
Reed
Mishler
The ideal young people's magazine Boston Journal profile
The piece extols a leading youth oriented periodical, praising its quality and place in its class as the top magazine for young readers. It notes distinctiveness and popularity within the Boston Journal context.
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Ideal Young People's Magazine
Boston Journal
Leading Features For 885 88 In St Nicholas Monthly
An illustrated boys and girls periodical edited by Mary Mapes Dodge announces its subscription details and previews the 1885 1888 line up of features. Serial stories by Frances Hodgson Burnett W D Howells and Louisa May Alcott plus poems sketches and educational articles from noted authors and illustrators are planned.
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Mary Mapes Dodge
ST. Nicholas
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Chilren
W. D. Howells
George Washington
Horace E. Scudder
Louisa M. Alcott
H. HH
Joseph Pennell
Ud. T. Trowbridge
Jenny
James Otis
Frank R. Stockton
John Preston True
Shakespeare
Hose Kingsley
Alfred Parsons
Susan Coolidge
H. H. Boyesen
Nora Perry
T. A. Janvier
Washington Gladden
Rossiter Johnson
Joaquin Miller
Sophie May
Hezekiah Butterworth
W. O. Stoddard
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Alice W. Rollins
Charles G. Leland
Henry Eckford
Lieutenant Schwatka
Edward Eggleston
New Yorker
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Praised by Readers
Mrs E G Edgerly of Council Bluffs Iowa calls Ayer's Cherry Pectoral an invaluable remedy for home use and relief of throat and lung diseases after thirty years of testing. John H Stoddard of Petersburg Va says no medicine equals it for serious throat and lung affections in children or adults.
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Ayer
E.G. Edgerly
Council Bluffs
Iowa
John H. Stoddard
Petersburg
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Trusted by Families Across States
Testimonies from readers claim Ayer's Cherry Pectoral relieves throat and lung diseases in children and adults. Letters praise its efficacy for sudden colds, croup, bronchitis, and lung affections, calling it a household necessity and an absolute cure for such ailments.
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L. E. Herman
Mercer St
Jersey City
Ayer
B. T. Johnson
Mt. Savage
W. H. Stickler
Terre Haute
Ind
I. M. Breckenridge
Brainerd, Minn
Three Art Magazines Offered At Special Club Price
Three art journals including ART AGE and ART INTERCHANGE are offered at a total price of $5.00 with sample copies available for 20c each. The club promises readers over 1500 drawings, designe patterns, and Forbes photo gravures, plus 1200 reading columns and practical art guidance. Turnure Giliss Brothers at 75 Fulton St New York.
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ART Age
Forbes
ART Interchange
ART & Decoration
Turnure& Giliss Brothere
Eyhiee Art Age
Fulton ST
New York
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