Family moves to Huntington amid secrets and schemes
Harriet joins Richard Carter in guiding his family through a brewing crisis as they relocate to Huntington. He plans to shield Nina and Isabelle’s circle from publicity, while Harriet navigates Ward’s resentment and Roy Blondin’s interest. Hidden tensions rise as Nina’s romance sketches and Brondin pressures threaten the fragile balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet
Richard
Isabelle
Jess
Long Island
Huntington
Crownlands
Ward
Miss Field
Bottomley
Hansen
Bio
Royal Blondin
Battiet
Blondie
Sande
Monterey
Tahoe
Nina
Newport
Blondin
Madame Carter
Mrs. Tabor
Ida Tabor
Saunders Archer
Ning
Saunders
Amy
Thoudits
Rosal
Ams
Regal
Roy
Brendin
Cartee
Brondin
Hlondin
Easthampton
Granny
Terrible Blow Sparks Love Plot at Crownlands
Harriet Feld, a 28 year old governess at Crownlands, fears Royal Blondin who pursues Nina Carter as Harriet faces a web of affection and family influence. Ward Carter resists callous fortune while Mrs. Carter elopes with Anthony Pope amid Blondin’s schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Feld
Isabel Carter
Crownlands
Richard Carter
Ning Carter
Mra. Carter
Anthony Pope
Harriet
Royal Blondin
Atth
Blondon
Nika
Blondin
Nina
Carter
Madame Carter
Richard
Ward
Fragmented dialogue from a 19th century rural tale
A garbled dialogue excerpt mentions characters Mia Casey and Patsy and a request about candy. The text resembles a dialect scene with Mrs Casey and others arguing over a treat. It conveys a rustic domestic moment with unclear chronology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Casey
Patsy
Michigan Gargoyle
Favorite Prescription praised by Mrs Edmonds in Iowa
Mrs W L Edmonds of Cedar Rapids Iowa reports Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription greatly helps women with reproductive troubles and aids relief at difficult times. She says her daughters also improved, stopping their sickness from missing work. She urges others to obtain it from local druggists or write to the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Edmonds
Second Ave
Dr. Pierce
Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Holy City in Early Days and Its Hilltop Layout
Ancient Jerusalem stood on four hills with valleys filled by debris, Mount Zion identified as the city of David and notable for German ecclesiastical towers funded by the former kaiser. Mount Moriahia lies east by Tyropoeon valley, with Mount Bazetha and Mount Akra marking the northern and northwest quarters of the modern city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy City
Jerusalem
Mount Zion
City of David
Mount Moriahia
Solomon's Temple
Mount Bazetha
Mount Akra
A Guilty Conscience and a Sawdust Evangelist
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt features Zeke troubled by a gospel tent evangelist preaching on idleness. Chigger ville’s famed loafer admits the gospel speaker seems personally acquainted with him, highlighting a humorous clash between pride and repentance in small town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeke
Squire Witherbee
Squire
Chiggerville
Birmingham Age-Herald
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By Kathleen Norris
Mr. Carter
Nica
Starewell
Royal
Harter
Lttle
Harrtet
New York City
Holland
Kemp
Syvas
Michigan Farms
Cadillac
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