Escapade follows a postrevolution pull for two English castles
After Ellen Slocum and Lord Carrington marry, Carington castle faces jealousy driven danger. Lady Carrington flees with Deborah toward Portsmouth while Carrington and Seton pursue. Strathgate chases them by ship and duel, ending with a duel between Carrington and Strathgate watched by Ellen and Debbie as escape unfolds at sea and ashore.
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Ellen Slocum
Lord Carrington
England
Carringon Castle
Carringtons
Cecily
Old Strathgate
Carrington
Seton
Strathgate
Portsouth
Ellen
Elon
Portsmouth
Latter
Debbie
Britannia
Lord Blythedale
Encounter
Nevinson
Lord Strathgate
Blythedale
Hlythedale
Parsham
Strathgeate
Dottor
Park Tan
Parkman
Bernard
Duel Ends With Strathgate’s Fatal Wound and Carrington Victory
In a swift deadly duel Lord Strathgate presses Carrington with a venomous, superbly skilled assault. Carrington sustains, seizes a decisive lunge, mortally wounding Strathgate who collapses with the crowd stunned. Carrington tends the scene as Strathgate curses the outcome and declares the truth about the woman’s love.
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Strathgate
Carrington
Temperate zone holds vast horse majority and global ratios
The article notes that 80 million of 100 million horses live in temperate regions, mostly among Western peoples, with the remainder in the tropics used mostly for visitors or residents. It cites per capita horse ratios by country and compares weights of common animals. It also discusses sobriety at public amusements in England, where alcohol is restricted in auditoriums and theaters, with waitresses serving soft drinks during intermissions.
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National Geographical Magazine
Tropics
Europe
America
United States
Canada
South America
Mexico
Japan
Turkey
Philippines
Africa
India
China
England
Lords of Creation
Lessons in Dough and Health for a Lost Art
In a brisk broadside on culinary education the author argues that good cooking is vital to global health. The piece laments widespread incompetence in kitchens and claims that food preparation determines the world’s well being, urging women to study dough as essential training.
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United States
Great Britain
Photographing Angels Picture Answered by Child
A four year old boy, Little Harry, asks who took a photo of angels. After a pause he declares Santa Claus took it with God’s gob and camera. The quip blends holiday wonder with playful faith in magical photography.
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Harry
Mamma
Santa Claus
Democrats and Cannon Keep House as Clark Fails in Bid
Congress convenes in extraordinary session to revise tariff. Speaker Joseph Cannon of Danville re elected with 204 votes to 166 for Champ Clark. Senate reorganizes by party, with Aldrich as Republican caucus chair and a full slate of standing committee leaders. Gallery crowds, Mrs Taft attends the executive gallery.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph G. Cannon
Danville
House of Representatives
Congress
Cannon
Clark
Cooper
Norris
Esch
Hepburn
House
Champ
Missouri
Taftin
McDowell
Taft
Archibald Uatt
Senate
Sterman
Bacon
Clay
Georgia
McLaurin
Mississippi
Culberson
Texas
Tillman
South Carolina
la Follette
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Aldrich
Money
Senale
Wale
Hale
Mae Lership
Republican Committee
Kean
McCumber
Crane
Flint
Sutherland
Curtis
Borah
Dixon
Alexander McDowell
Evear
Former Oregon Farmer Reports on Western Canada Prairies
Albert Nelson from Benton County Oregon writes of migrating to the Saskatchewan prairies in 1904. He praises vast, rich virgin land, dry healthy climate, and strong early yields of oats and wheat. He notes land prices from 16 to 32 dollars per acre, heavy wagon traffic to elevators, and winters as a rest period for farmers while homes and stables are built.
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Albert Nelson
Benton C O
Oregon
North America
Goose Lake
Saskatchewan
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Cyrus Townsend Brady
Ray Walters
Elton
Seatheless
Wen
Rita Strathgate
Garrington
Deborah
Earl
Serviny
Cannon Splaker
Western
Dr.d.jayne
Aize
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