Young travelers meet British island social set
Three American girls on a Canada bound summer stay in a coastal village befriend Lord Wilfrid and Lady Edie, host a cottage, and confront an aloof cohort from the steamer who sparks mistaken rumors of smuggling as they navigate hotel life, visitors, and domestic arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Gabrielle
Canwla
Canada
Mra. Grahausly
Lord Wilfrid
Edielt
London
England
Wilfrid
Edith
Trent
Sho
Lally Vere de Vere
Bond
Campbells
Leist
Kaith
USA
Mouse
Wwe
Isl
Gabrieile
Vom
Cray
Mary Anne
Salizabeth
Bennett
Blake
John Clinton Blake
Gordon Bennett
Father
Mother Country
Mies
Public Gatherings and the Patience of Audiences
A Vogue drawn critique condemns excessive speeches at public meetings. It laments long, preachy addresses and calls for better chairmanship to curb wasting attendees time and irritation after a season of debates and patched arguments.
Weather charts taught in German elementary schools
The study of weather charts is becoming general in the elementary schools of Hanover and Schleswig Holstein. The aim is to help children appreciate their value in agriculture. Telegraphed charts are supplied to all schools in Germany, but systematic meteorology instruction is yet to be fully introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
The Rosewood Bedstead Bet on a Cattle Ranch
Edward Boltwood tells of Abe Butitz and George Sloan at Spearfish with a grand rosewood bedstead shipment for Boston buyer Brice Chichester. Two cowpunchers loot the Double X wagon and discover luxurious camping gear, sparking a comic chase across Medicine Creek. Chichester pursues the grand furniture, Sloan schemes to boost wages, while the bed remains at Sundance, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sloan
Double-X Ranch
Abe Butitz
Spearfish Palace Emporium
South Dakota
Buntz
Spearfinh Scimitar
Restwood
Double-X
Abe
Mr. Sloan
Garden of Eden
Sloan
New England
Heffren
Powder River
May
Mederne Creek
John
Erick
Muddy Connors
Mr. Hef
French Mike
Mr. Chichester
Medicine Creek
Mike
Brice Chichester
John Heffren
Double X Ranch
Chichester
Y du Dion
Mr. Heffren
Widder
Gem Hotel
State Line
Sundance
Connors
Spearfish
Prefers Old Home as Kansas Governor's Family Chooses Lawrence Residence
The Stubbs family, living in Lawrence, prefers their Windmill Hill home over the Topeka governor's mansion. They find the Lawrence estate finer, with open forest surroundings and space for the children to roam. Mrs. Stubbs plans to supervise gardens back home while visiting Topeka for legislative sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernors
W Lawrence
Stubbs
Windmill Hill
Lawrence
Topeka
Bors
Thievery at Chatham Dockyard Cited in Auditor Report
Navy auditors report notes conspirators obtained leave of absence from the dockyard to actively carry out thefts of old metal during the recent trial of Chatham dockyard men for thefts.
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Chatham
Acaeace
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Ftuggler
Ella Middleton
Tybout
Harry
Slater
Coupus
Entiase
By Edward Boltwood
Medicine
Ed May
Erio
Hefren
Mr. Brice Chichester
Spearfish Hotel
Mr. Sloant
Kansas
Mr. Stubba
Kan
W. R. Stubbs
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