Palm Beach Tale of Gloria and a Fateful Rescue
A governess keeps a lively young woman under control at Palm Beach where Gloria's escapades captivate Dr Royse. Lost in the everglades she is found by Seminoles and later rekindles love with Freneau. A web of mistaken deaths, trials, and arrests follows as Royse and Gloria chase truth, rescue attempts, and court confrontations.
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Pierpont
Stafford
Gloria
Palm Beach
Glacia
Royre
Everglades
Reneauw
Freneau
Frenen
Royce
Brefford
Mulry
Lois
David
Palm Head
North
Tie
Doctor Royce
Calle
Freeman
Casimir
Bralford
Gloria Pursues Trask Aboard Yacht In Moonlit Chase
Gloria returns to her canal world with Pierpont and Doctor Royce to pursue Trask after his escape. On the river she takes the helm of her father's yacht, orders a crew, and races the barge toward him as Trask spots a rising threat and prepares to shoot.
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Pierpont Stafford
Gloria
Trask
Ted
Giorli
Trurk
Jed
Nell
Hudson
New York
Giorhr
Ile
Errug
Tie
Cutle
Gorin
Nat
Glorin
Glora
Mdn
Kley
Kaseline
Yianne
Pieres
Pierpont
Doctor Royce
Judge Freeman
Stephen
Royce
Reyee
Frenen
Alerpant
Frask
Judge
Hilm
Therpont
Sea Rover
Goria
Trask Gloria
Trark
Lie
Freveau
Niverside Drive
Matt
Freneau
Riverside Drive
Bargeman
Attitude on dull life and social crime curiosities
A reflective piece recalls boyhood boredom and longing for real excitement amid lifeless days. It contrasts past dispatches of danger with contemporary cries for reform and civic self cure, citing Clarence Day Jr and essays on gossip and law practice.
Jim Ahead of Him in the Omni Bus Tale
An omnibus conductor recalls a friendship with Jim and how Jim forged ahead despite equal chances. The passenger asks what Jim is doing now and learns he is the driver of the same bus. The scene unfolds with a casual exchange about past and present.
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Jim
Dictionary misprint joke in New Orleans office
A local New Orleans cotton broker employed a young stenographer who was an excellent worker but a poor speller. He gave her a dictionary and asked her to use it. The next morning he found she had covered the dictionary with cloth and titled it Dictionery.
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New Orleans
Hints for Diamond Buyers from Popular Science Advice
A collection of diamond buying guidance discusses the four water quality grades color clarity and price dynamics. It notes first water stones are colorless flawless or blue-tinted rare and priced high while second water stones show minor faults often yellowish in sunlight and third water stones are full of flaws sold as border stones or for settings. A comic anecdote about a famed advocate illustrates restraint in litigation beyond minor provocation.
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Scientific American
jJeweler
Rostwal
Lnyman
Prodigals Reverie Sparks Domestic Debate
A young wife confronts her dissipated husband about his conduct. He claims he is a prodigal son who will reform in time. She retorts that she too will rise and return to her father, echoing the prodigal theme in a domestic scene.
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George Kleine
Adelaide ML Hughes
Noskift
Kim
Seine
Clarence Day, Jr
Metropolitan
National Magazine
Ba ‘Varia
Snada
Reiug
Blackstone
Cleveland
SEALG
Buffalo
Buffalo Lasve
Lesra Buffle
Deketa
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit CO
the Rittman Press
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
the Housewife
Reliable Poultry Journal
Farm Journal
Feer
Rittman Press
Trav.omo
Coast Line
Nia Ara Falls
Tol T. Huron
Alpena
ST. Ignace
The
WOTR
STOTS
Detroit
Toledo
Put-in-Hay
D. & O Vine
Great Lakes
G. Lewis
G. Pe
Bilb
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company
Poilip TI
McMillan
Pref
A. A
Vicefrea & Gan
Third Avenue Wharf
Bittman Press
Leisureland
New York City
Albany
Troy
Lake George
Adirondacks
Lake Champlain
Bend
Beautiful
Searchlight Magastag
Hudson Navigation ‘Co
North River
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