Viola Gwyn
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1924
Page
5
A brief note on Viola Gwyn, published by Dodd Mead and Company, presenting a literary work or biographical sketch associated with the author.
Kenneth Gwynne, a young lawyer, confronts a tangled estate in Lafayette Indiana as he discovers Viola Gwyn, his half sister, and Rachel Carter the estranged mother. A driven plot reveals hidden wills and a looming confrontation with Rachel while Viola faces scrutiny from suitor Barry Lapelle and a wary family lawyer. Rachel’s unexpected encounter with Kenneth ends in shock as the scene closes with a door, a chilling realization, and an unresolved meeting.
Bandits broke into the Petshor sakaya Lavra monastery near Kiev. Father Superior Dobiansky was killed in the fighting but the attackers fled without seizing any valuables.
Kenneth visits the Gwyn home in Lafayette to ask for Viola Gwyn, entering a clean modest parlor with a smoldering hearth and black horsehair furnishings, while a cautious mood and fear mix with the thrill of the anticipated ceremonial visit.
Doorn Holland December 17 The former German emperor William II is portrayed by his former court marshal Count Robert Zedlitz Treutzschler as vain and chronically idle. The memoir describes William reading English letters personally and growing angry at disparaging comments, suggesting a habit of late rising minimal official work and routine.
A sequence of farm and public sale dates and locations across several small towns. Entries note names of buyers and sellers such as Joe Amerine Chas Gray Hillhouse and Reigard McCoy Rose Elias Williams J. E. Myall Glen Miller Mike Trier Lambert Sigafoose Henry Witting Chas Bohac B Griffith and Palmer with towns including Coppoch Ainsworth Crawfordsville Washington Keota and Wellston. Sales span January 7 to February 12 with closing out and public sale actions.
A humorous verse about a piebald cow needing dehorning and a promised worker Bilkins who misses appointments. The speaker denounces broken promises, vows to hire a man from Hoboken, and urges honesty and punctuality in all duties.
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In Unterrath Bavaria on January 5 a local resident Anton Prestele erected a gibbet to punish profiteers. He declares the demand for a gallows is met and calls for criminals to be delivered, insisting the punishment be based on profiteering.
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