Guardian’s Ward Becomes Ingleside Bride
Sylvia Creeme moves from a cold guardianship to a warm home as Mark Castleton, her guardian and Ingleside owner, declares love. Mrs. Dalton’s scheme falters as Sylvia learns the truth about her finances and accepts marriage, transforming the lonely girl into Mrs. Castleton.
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Dreeme
Sylvia
Miss Briggs
Hke
Miss Creeme
Madam Pinkney
Mrs. Dalton
Mr. Castleton
Mrs. Jalton
Ingleside
Mark
Incieside
Ars
Dalton
Sylvia Dreeme
Mark Castleton
Ms. Dalton
Myrs
Jess
Randolph Creeme
Margaret
Castleton
Mars
Europe
Isabel Grier
Guardian
Ward
Papa
Ife
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Storms and political chatter sweep across nations
A violent North Atlantic storm hits Northern England and Scotland while Cairo hears rumors of Khartoum’s fall. Paris eyes gaming houses. Nihilist leader Lapatin captured near St. Petersburg. reports of England mediating France and China denied. Cornwell indicted in Dublin scandals.
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England
Scotland
Cairo
Khartoum
Paris
Lapatin
St. Petersburg
London
France
China
Cornwell
Dublin
Bismarck
Free Cities
Germany
Egypt
Moses Montefiore
America
Sarah Bernhardt
Agricultural Society of France
Limerick
Ireland
Morocco
Towon
Tangier
Mudir
Dongola
George Otto Trevelyan
Kevelyan
Admiralty
Campbell-Bannerman
James Campbell
Stracathro
Torfarshire
War Office
Henry Bannerman
Hunton Court
Kent
Ants as worm hunters and a critique of schooling finance
The Boston Journal of Chemistry notes ants destroy canker worms and feed on pests harming elm leaves and orange trees, while editors doubt birds can match their speed. The Living Church mocks school funding by taxes and fare subsidies, questioning state duty to provide books and even guns. The Denver Tribune-Republican voices credit as civilizational progress and warns against superficial monkish appearances.
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Boston Journal of Chemistry
Boston
Living Church
A Machine for Producing Rain from Clouds
A Scientific American report notes an Australian invention to combat drought by sending a balloon into clouds with dynamite beneath. Detonated via a wire to earth, the device aims to trigger rain over New South Wales during dry spells, with residents watching the trial with interest.
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Australia
New South Wales
Scientific American
World money circulation shifts noted by Mint Director
The Mint Director reports changes in 39 nations comparing current and prior year currents. Gold circulation falls by about 52 million dollars while silver rises 42 million and paper money grows 112 million. Causes are lower gold output and more use of gold in ornaments and arts.
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Mercantile Journal
W. H. Burks Advertises Remedies and Quips
Local ad mentions Shiloh’s Cure for immediate relief of croup bronchitis and whooping cough with prices 10 cents 50 cents and 1 dollar. Includes Hackmetack perfume 25 and 50 cents. Also quotes proverbs and remarks about labor and clergy from a Kentucky paper.
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Shiloh
W. H. Burks
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