Chip McGuire in Maine Woods Quest Ends in Love and Escape
A 16 year old girl known as Chip McGuire is sold by her father to Pete Bolduc and flees into the Maine wilderness. She finds refuge with Martin Frisbie's camp and falls for Ray, a bond that deepens amid pursuit, captivity, and a perilous rescue. The story ends with Chip choosing a new home and identity away from the woods and old comrades.
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Tim
Maine Woods
Pete Bolduc
Martin Frisbie
Martin
Raymond Stetson
Levi
McGuire
Chip
Tomah
Indiana
Ray
Bolduc
Old Cy
Amzi
Greenvale
Aunt Comforts
Hannah
Aunt Comfort
Judson Walker
Véra Ord
Aunt Mandy
Mandy
Aunt Abby
Mr. Bemis
Juda
Abby
Return to Christmas Cove Brings New Life for Chip
Chip, now Vera Raymond, leaves Greenvale with Aunt Abby Bemis to start anew at Christmas Cove. She endures a chilly home, strict schooling under Miss Phinney, and social awkwardness before finding growing independence, new friends, and a love of books while concealing her past.
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Miss Phinney
Aunt Comfort
Chip
Ray
Wildwood
Uncle Jud
Mandy
Scott
Lever
Cooper
Hardy
Jud
Tomah
Abby
Hoyden
Christmas Cove
Judson
Aunt Mandy
Aunt Abby
Curis
Abby Bemis
Capt. Bemis
Greenvale
Greendale
Phinny
Mr. Bell
Jake
Vera Raymond
Peaceful Valley
Ohio
Tim
Chin
Dead Man Fakes Hunger To Break Restless Delusion
In a medical anecdote a man believes he is dead and refuses nourishment. A staged ghostly meal by attendants makes him question the illusion. He sees the "dead men" eat, joins them, and eats a full meal to end the starvation risk.
Locket Revival Weighs In On Old Fashioned Style
A sentimental trend favors vintage lockets with blue ribbon ties and hair keeps. The pendant revisits early 20th century shapes, heart or oval, with a tiny gold drop, evoking grandmothers jewelry.
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Ohio Legislature Stalemate Over Bronson Primary Bill
Ohio lawmakers spent most of Thursday debating the Bronson primary election bill. The measure failed to reach a constitutional majority, was reconsidered, and set as a special order for next Tuesday. The Wertz proposed unit rule drew heavy criticism from Democrats and others as the chamber split 32 to 59. The session also authorized an investigation into the state treasurer’s office and advanced or defeated various public interest bills including strict milk sale rules and public spending for county infirmaries.
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Wertz
Senate
Howe
Cleveland
Williams
F. C. Howe
Cuyahoga County
John C. Drake
Erie County
Frank N. Patterson
Ash- Jamd County
Crist
Columbiana County
Cincinnati d Investigating
Haler
Hamilton
Berry
Allen
Russell
Shelby
E—T—Eagleson
Joint
Cincinnati
F. W. van Duren
Huron County
J. A. Welker
Stark County
George B. Nye
Pike County
Nye
J. E. Russell
Shelby County
EH. A. Hafner
T. M. Berry
Allen County
Hafner
Republican State Convention
Longworth
Atwell
Judiciary Committee
State Tax Commission
Rathburn
Ohio Penitentiary
Ward
Cuyahoga
Hurftman
Butler County
Lawyer
Ashtabula
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