A Golden Heart. Continued
Lola presses Sir Karl to pledge friendship turning toward proposes a lasting bond. He weathers her foray toward romance and vows a steadfast, lifelong friendship while Dolores awaits as he prepares to leave England. She imagines a future union but accepts the truth of their bond as friends.
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Tina
Lola
Karl
Marrage
Miss de Ferras
Sir Karl
Deance
Earth
England
Dolores
Lady Rhysworth
A Beautiful Wedding at White Cliffe and Deerhurst Manor
Sir Karl Alla Scarsdale hosts a grand wedding at White Cliffe with Dolores as the bride. Lord and Lady Rhysworth depart for Deerhurst Manor on honeymoon while Lola, the chief bridesmaid, notes Dolores’s serene triumph.
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Karl Alla Scarsdale
New Cliffe
Lordee
Deeping Hurst
Autun
Deepling
White Cliffe
Dolores
Rhysworth
Deerhurst Manor
Fielden
Lola
Doloress
Sir Karl
Deerhurst
Early Risers Among Common British Birds
An ornithologist studies summer dawn wake times and finds the green finch leads with singing from 1:30 AM, blackcap at 2:30 AM, while the first real songster appears near 4:00 AM. Blackbird robin thrush wren follow, with sparrow and tomtit last. lark loses its reputation for early rising.
Remarrying after Divorce Sparks Church Debate
Rev Alfred G Mortimer of St Marks Philadelphia denounces remarriage of divorced persons and urges repeal of a late amendment allowing it when the other spouse is living. He cites biblical grounds and critiques Morley and Sir William Vernon-Harcourt in the Protestant party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G. Mortimer
St. Mark’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Church of England
High Church
William Vernon-Harcourt
Morley
One Man Cannot Do Frontline Reporting Says Journal
The Detroit Journal argues major conflicts require a corps of correspondents to avoid conflicting reports, rejecting the notion that a single journalist can cover a war effectively. It stresses the need for multiple observers to preserve accuracy and reliability in frontline coverage.
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Detroit Journal
Bleaching Hair Sparks Talk of Obscure Mania
Quoted exchange from Chicago Daily News comments on hair bleaching provoking strong reactions. The dialogue references two or three men described as crazy over bleached blondes, illustrating sensational style in a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
German tanners demand higher duties on Americana leather
The German tanners held a meeting to discuss tariff changes and voiced loud complaints against United States tariff rates. They urged higher duties on Americana leather to protect domestic industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
BADGER BRIEFS FINDINGS AND DEATHS ACROSS WISCONSIN
Fond du Lac reports the death of William Schleiden from heart disease after family bereavements. Berlin sees a money-lender assaulted. Green Bay jail escapes by two burglary suspects. Necedah power plant accident blacks out the town. Appleton forms a Spanish American War veterans camp honoring Charles O Baer. Big Bend recounts a hunting accident. Racine notes funds short for the J H Palmetier Old Folks Home. Milwaukee reveals pension grants. Manitowoc involves sheriff and deputy in a replevin fight ending with grain seizure. a family dispute over ownership follows the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
William Schleiden
H. C. Moulton
Berlin
Necedah
Green Bay
Thomas Johnson, Jr
Seymour Brunette
Andrew Joseph Thompson
Santa Rosa
Cal
Weyerhauser
Irene Tibbits
Vardon
Elmer
Appleton
Military Order of
Charles O. Baer
Co. G
Wisconsin
Fortress Monroe
Hugh J&. Pomeroy
Big Bend
Hallie Thomas
Palmetier
Michael Moran
National Home
Milwaukee
Albert Nelis
Charles J. Courter
Arkdale
Martin V. Johnson
de Soto
Three Board of Trade Men Arrested in Mail Fraud Case
Chicago March 2 three prominent board of trade members James Nicol first vice president Henry O Parker former first vice president and Calvin A Whyland president of C A Whyland & Co were arrested by federal authorities on charges of using the mails to defraud connected with McClain Bros All were released on 5000 bonds Charles R and Albert O McLain also board of trade members formerly in business were indicted for fraudulent mail use bucket shopping and defrauding correspondents in several states.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
James Nicol
Henry O. Parker
Nicol
Calvin A. Whyland
C. A. Whyland & Co
McClain Bros
Charles
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Deeping
Bright Little Greenfinch
Badger Briefs
Manitowoc
Henry Lehrmeno
Thomas Mearthy
I. Szczepanski
Stephen
Gilson
McCarthy
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