Story of Francis Cludde A Romance of Queen Mary's Reign
In a fragment from Weyman’s Francis Cludde tale, Master Francis and companions flee by boat after a tense midnight departure. The group discusses trust, past bindings, and a perilous journey along the Rhine toward Wesel or Santon, while Dymphna and Anne reveal fears and dreams of danger and an unknown fate.
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Francis Cludde
Queen Mary
Stanley J. Weyman
Lindstrom
Cusies
Anne
Master Bertie
Master Lindstrom
van ‘Tree
Luchess
Arden Forest
Wootton Wawen
Bertie
Fruntier
Hook
Wes
Wesel
Bolt
van Tree
Thia
Abe
Ira
Laneon
Mhe
San+ton
Santon
Lewis
Madam
Mme
Francia
Etruscan Panel Urn From Tyre Reaches New Jersey Collector
From the New York Herald T E H Curtis a retired banker reveals his Greek glass collection gained from Tyre Syria an Etruscan terra cotta sarcophagus panel dated fourth century B C with a Greek frieze two columns a Resus Tutna inscription and two armed warriors with winged victories Curtis plans a private museum in Nutley New Jersey to display Greek artifacts alongside Risart pieces. Also Port Chester Record notes Mrs Marble grieving widowed inscribing her husband’s headstone misread as a Heaven line causing a poignant remark about room in Heaven.
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New York Herald
T. E. H. Curtis
Tyre
Syria
Curtis
Azeez Khayat
Columbia University
B. C
George N. Olcott
Lelzi
Matnfeld
N. J
Gopy
Port Chester
Political intrigue and a scheming sister in law
In a tense drawing room, Lola Burningham plots to secure a government appointment for her brother Fred. She pressures Mrs Stevenson and Sen. Brentwood, trading favors for influence, while the two women pursue their own gains and pawns in a web of manipulation and loyalty.
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Lola
Jer Slater
Miriam
Mrs. Stevenson
Mrs. Burningham
Senator Brentwood
Mra Stevenson
Brentwood
Fred
Lan
Paps
Burningham
Delaware St
Barnes
Eeee
Schaser Brentwood
Senator
Australia
Bumingham
Buringham
Mme
Scotsman Proposes by Telegraph and the Delay
A Scottish suitor seeks a match in a tale from Everybody's Magazine. After a day at the telegraph office, he receives an affirmative reply. The operator quips that waiting all day for a woman is a poor bet, while the Scot retorts that the lass who waits for the night pays for him.
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Everybody's
Hig Choice
Telegraph Office
Anna
Corncob Charcoal Advice Placed For Hog Feeding
Wallace Farmer advises farmers with many hogs to prepare corncob charcoal. Build a controlled fire, char corncobs, cool, and feed to hogs through a self feeder. Charcoal provides carbon and potash with no loss to soil or manure. Freddy Wise dialogue ends the snippet.
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Wallace
First Taste Learned to Drink Coffee When Baby
A reader recalls coffee's early use in childhood and describes nervousness and sleep issues until trying Postum. The letter, attributed to Postum Co, claims improved sleep and absence of headaches after switching. The ad promises more letters like this and hints at a readership appeal.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Crepe
Mich
Wellville
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