Second Wife Finds Treasure in Trials and Love
Madeline recalls a party life of diamonds and vanity. Gerald, worn by excess, reveals a second wife as the true treasure, having endured hardship to become kinder and wiser in their marriage. The couple embraces a new, deeper love as apple blossoms bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Jace Mas
Nile Villa
Gerald
Titan
Delaney
Madeline
Redbreast
Aly
Madeliine
Spinsters Dig Into Raffle Gift Debate
A frail spinster and a plainspoken elderly man spar over a mantelpiece prize. The man praises the watch while the spinster resists raffles and questions who gave the gift, noting she would not support tickets anyway.
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May Laske
Cain
Tortad
Ingenious Autograph Tale of Hall Caine
The tale recalls Hall Caine during a U S visit when autograph hounds pressed him. A hotel porter delivered a registered letter asking for a signed receipt then a second paper to return to the sender. He opened the letter to find only thanks for the autograph he had already provided.
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America
Hall Caine
Mulst
Proper Care and Treatment of Floors
This article outlines methods for cleaning, filling, staining, and finishing hardwood, painted, and softwood floors. It covers fillers like siles, varnish layers, shellac over wax, and proper prep for old floors, plus care for linoleum, and selecting rugs to complement floor finishes.
Parson and the Smuggler Chronicle of Midnight Encounter
An aged smuggling tale unfolds with Revenue Officers chasing a Bonham cart filled with tobacco and spirits. After a night pursuit in rain, the party hides at a parsonage where the host, Mr James, and the smugglers share brandy and cigars, while a vicar’s absence hints at past smuggling misadventures and a mysterious donor.
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Bonham
Alon
Mit
Jores T
Jones
Department
Feahs
Symie Serine
Brown
Smith
Mr. Jones
Ms Jones
Wes
Swan
Roai
Redlands
Mr. Jomes
Fnr
Redvicerage
Lincolnshire
Household hints and practical kitchen tips from the era
A collection of home remedies and classroom ideas covering soap making, gas saving, stain removal, and cleaning. Includes cautions on soap use, using corn meal to scrub hands, and a method for sharpening scissors with sandpaper. Also contains teaching aids such as a movable shade board for dictation and a note on knotting lingerie ribbons, plus recipes for canned fruit and delicate desserts.
A Remarkable Word and Its Curious Origins
The article discusses the word sack a possible Native American or European lineage and its varied meanings. It cites Dr G Willanson Curiously linking sack to languages from Coptic Egyptian and Hebrew to Irish French Italian Spanish Dutch and Swedish. It notes slang usage as getting the sack meaning being discharged from employment and traces the sense to a Turkish practice of disposing undesirables by sack.
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G. Willanson
Bosphorus
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