Leading Lady WIN Service Chapter XIV Continuation
In a tale of escape and shadowed motive Sybil Richards confesses to Anne her plan to flee to Jim Dallas and vanish. After a staged murder scene and pursuit on Guill Island Sybil disguises herself and escapes across the causeway while Anne contends with guilt, fear, and the pull of a doomed future as the search closes in.
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Joe
Anne
Sybil
Jim Dallas
Stokes
Sebastian
Evei
Summer House
Artable
Fiora
T Hat
Earlley
Gabriel
Misa Pinkney
Annche Aude
Epilogue Reveals a Traveler’s Pacific Craving and a Silent Wound
Bassett and Anne host a writer friend who returns from Australia via the South Seas and recalls a remote island plantation run by the Whittlers. A photo of Bybil Saunders triggers Anne’s guarded memory of a dark past, hinting the wound has begun to heal as she smiles at the image.
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Bassett
Anne
Australie
South Seas
Stevenson
Gopra
Whittler
Bybil Saunders
Etiquette and Decorum Across Ages and Rulers
A historical reflection on etiquette standards from ancient to modern times noting leaders set proper behavior. It cites Louis XIV of France whose court faced criticism for poor manners and references books of instruction that guided conduct and behavior.
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Histary
Louie XIV
France
New York Structure City Under One Roof
The Larkin building for West Forty-second Street would be 110 stories high with space for over 80 000 people in offices and suites. Delays stem from elevator transportation and other unresolved problems as the project awaits building department approval.
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New York
New York St
Larkin
West Forty-second Street
Europe
Weall Street Journal
Not What It Seemed Dance scene misdirections and applause
A sunburnt man moves toward the host and is greeted with surprise. The host praises the guest as a Charleston expert from Central Africa, but the traveler corrects him that the dance was not the Charleston but an ague.
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Central
Africa
Charleston
Ague
Time to Part Phillips and the Farce of Absent-Mindedness
Mrs Jones learns a friend sues for divorce. Mrs Phillips defends her husband’s absent mindedness. The turning point comes when he dumps a player piano and burns a music roll, a deed deemed crossing the line.
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Phillips
Tree Preserved in Ice Found by Canadian Expedition
A Canadian government exploration party uncovered a spruce tree encased in ice in the North American glacier region of Alaska. The glacier later receded exposing the ancient tree estimated to be about 124 years old when it was enveloped by ice.
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Great North American
Alaska
His Predicament Mrs Downing Why You Bathing Your Head
A humorous exchange shows Mrs Downing asking why her husband baths his head in cold water. He replies he does it to stay awake while waiting for the doctor due to insomnia and fears he will fall asleep before Mike arrives.
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Mra. Downing
Mike
The Drug Business Question Sparks Fractured Debate
A fragment from the Louisville Courier-Journal hints at controversy surrounding the drug trade. The note questions expertise and mentions a peculiar street remark about a ham sandwich, illustrating a local, oddball aside within the page.
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Louisville Cousler-Journal
Fragmented Astronomy Notes and Quips From The Boston Transcript
A compilation of quirky remarks on aging women and stellar color temperatures. The Boston Transcript cites comic asides about Mrs Scrapp and playful lines on stars noting red yellow white and blue stars as different heat levels.
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Geraldine Bonner
WIN Service
the Bobbs-Merrill Co
Curla
Apnend
Rawson
Wil Hames
Guill Island
Jeta
Flora
Hame
Ogybil
Jim
Sybil Saunders
Mettle Nee
Farley
Sudan
Farrell
Rodt In
Veep Tae En Reid
Murdoch & Co
Tom
Leonard
Green
Ane
Woodruay
M. J
the Doctor
Charily Amerion
Emserie
X— Nae
Toledo
Ohio
Nurace
Chicago, Il
Wacbipston Park
N. Y
Des Moines
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