The Consul General’s Daughter Faces Accusations of Betrayal
In a tense scene Maritza accuses Tiomane of conspiring with Prince Hassan to upstage her at a gala. Tiomane denies, while Madame de Sorgnes and Mademoiselle watch a family clash unfold, revealing jealousy and perceived slights in their household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiomane
Madame de Sorgnes
Maritza
Mademoiselle
Pet
Mamma
Prince Hassan
Mademoiselle la Duchesse
Guy
France
Tiomane Seeks Freedom After Public Scandal
Tiomane endures a harsh confrontation with Mademoiselle Pascale and Madame de Sorgnes over alleged improprieties with Prince Hassan. The governess exposes Maritza’s influence and tiomane pleads to leave the house, while the note of rebellion hints at her future as a displaced artist seeking work as a governess or companion.
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Tiomane
Mademoiselle
Maritza
Pascale
Madame de Sorgnes
Mademoilselle Pascale
Hassan
Mademoiselle de Sorgnes
Prince Hassan
Mamma
Mademoiselle Pascale
Madam
Berek
Ees de Compagnie
Labrador berries praised as Arctic culinary gems from Outing
A writer in Outing extols Labrador berries from the St Lawrence coast to Ungava. He notes three blueberry varieties, huckleberries, wild red currants, raspberries, teaberries, squashberries, pearberries, curlew berries, and the prized bake apple, describing their flavors, abundance, and unique leaves among reindeer moss and snow.
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Labrador
Outing
Esquimaux
Canada
Newfoundland
St. Lawrence
Ungava
Raising Kaffir Corn and Field Culture Advice
Kansas Farmer outlines complete kaffir corn cultivation from soil warming to planting three to five pounds per acre at three inches depth. After seeding, harrow and weed control, then shallow cultivation to avoid ridge formation. For fodder, cut with a binder, bind and shock, stack when dry, thresh to obtain seed and fodder, and use ground or chopped seed for stock. White seed recommended for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Cheap Root Cellar Makes Winter Storage Simple
A North Dakota reader shares a frugal root cellar built with eight foot posts and straw stacked to form a frost proof cave for roots pumpkins and potatoes. The method uses few materials and promises long lasting storage through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Fad and Fashion Satire in Woman's Page Humor
A satirical verse decries the Woman's Page as it mocks fashion lore and gender stereotypes. It jokes about the sensational tone of society columns and the lure of romance tabloids. Polly figures in the mock dialogue, critiquing social mores and public taste.
The Logical Conclusion Plays With The Universe
A dejected man leans on a lamp post pondering immensities as a speaker bursts in with a playful ego. The exchange twists language as they debate being the center of the universe while a woman asserts authority and self importance.
The Story of a Rose
A rose rests between faded pages of an old book as a man recalls past years. A woman gently kisses its crumbling petals and the scene ends with a child calling from the parlor about losing her place in the book.
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Chicago Times- Herald
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International Press Association
Jacques Vincent
Tomane
Kia
Ranom Nally
White Star
Mersey
Liverpool
New York
Georgic
Polly
Labor
Maginnis
Texas
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