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Newspaper

Wauwatosa News

Location

Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1908

Page

5

A Wayward Beauty at a Beauchamp Weekend

In Damorey court near London Sir Trevor and Lady Beauchamp host a stylish weekend for fashionables as Franklin Gower returns. The talk centers on old guardianship duties, a 17 year old ward named Beryl Vivian, and a proposed trial visit to assess the girl before any long term arrangement.

Beryl Vivian Hans Anderson Virago Beryl Helen Eddie Leo Franklin Trevor

Unseen London detains Franklin Gower during visit

Franklin Gower is delayed in London on urgent business, missing his sister’s home as Beryl arrives with an elderly German attendant to visit Lady Beauchamp. Lady Beauchamp is unsettled by Beryl’s beauty and poised, almost otherworldly gaze, while Beryl’s childlike charm and foreign accent soften the tension as tea is offered. (To Be Continued.)

Gower Lady Bauchamp England Helen Irene Franklin Franklin Gower Rowsely Grange Trevor Damorcy Court London Beryl Lady Beauchamp Vivian Dameel

Diviner in India Defamed Acknowledges Settlement

The Calcutta chief presidency magistrate heard a case where Nanda Lal Kian accused Satya Nanda Xarawatri of theft by using a divination method called nalhala. The accused was charged with defamation but the complainant withdrew the charge after seeking clemency, aided by advocate Gopal Chunder Mookerjee, and the matter was settled.

India Tornhill Presidency Calcutta Nanda Lal Kian Bathuriaghatta Satya Nanda Xaraswati Satya Nanda Gopal Chunder Mookerjee London Standard

Sealskin Returns to Fashion Fur Price Surge Warned

Sealskin, a highly valued fur, has risen in price over recent years and experts warn the current season will bring near prohibitive costs for buyers. The fur market reflects tightening supply and sustained demand driving the spike.

A Woman's Courage in Morgan Raid Rescue

In 1863 near the Kentucky Ohio line a Union detachment of about 500 men faced Morgan guerrillas. Captain Crawford volunteers to relay a flag through line fire while his wife, risking her life, helps by crossing burning bridges to signal the rail train. She is wounded and dies as the train is stopped. Crawford is captured but later escapes with Ellsworth's help. The raid ends with Morgan's forces retreating and Crawford reuniting with his family days later.

Damorey Court London Sir Trevor Lady Beauchamp Haydn Mozart Franklin Gower Southampton Franklin Jennings Trevor Frank Ribstone Mrs. Fazakerly Beauchamp Helena Nell Helen Ionian Islands Cambridge Ceme Vienna Bery Vivian Grange Morgan John Morgan Lew Wallace Kentucky Ohio Ellsworth Crawford Cincinnati Frank Crawford Wallace Mrs. Crawford Leutenant Secarcely Burnett House Cipeinnati Detroit News

Humorous Preface to Lesson and Gossip Column Quips

A collage of comic wordplay and social quips from various papers. Jokes range from misheard homework to malapropisms and social faux pas, featuring puns about autos, photography, theater, travel, and polite society. Notable snippets include teacher student exchanges and a quip about two men in a corner.

Price of grapes and a boy's carrot wish

A grocer prices superb grapes at one dollar per pound and a bootblack boy asks for a cent's worth of carrots, saying he is dead gone on frat. The anecdote frames future cheap products and contrasts luxury with simple desires.

Christmas Turkey Dame Reflected by a Rich Northerner

A wealthy Northerner in a Southern settlement gave an impoverished family a dollar to buy a Christmas turkey. The scene shows the family’s eldest boy instructed by his mother to spend the money on a turkey in the grocery. The account reflects a charitable gesture and local responses.

Thomas Succcess Magazine

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