Arctic Lovers in a Harper's Bazar Poem
A Harper's Bazar verse describes ice and snow lovers moving to a sunny land, transforming barren branches with polar fruit and buds under a golden sunshine, yet the journey ends in a tragedy of light. The poem blends arctic imagery with lyrical urban romance and ends with a fatal twist of fate.
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Grandmother Wheeler Fights Progress At Creston Home
A Creston tale follows Grandmother Wheeler clinging to her home as a railroad cuts through her garden. Her son Wellington supports progress while Florence plans a subtle interior change to ease the move, including a door from Florence’s room to the north chamber and replacing the gas grate.
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Grandmother Finds Home in New City Rooms
Florence pursues a bold decorating plan and moves grandmother to a high city house. The old woman, uneasy at first, discovers her own familiar room with blue wallpaper, a Maltese cat, and treasured furnishings, yielding to happiness in the unfamiliar urban setting.
Sheep ear trumpet hints at directional hearing
A Nature correspondent reports wild sheep horns act as ear trumpets when aligned with the ear, making a watch tick more audible in one direction. The horn surrounds the ear and may help locate the source of sound in foggy feeding grounds, not improve distant hearing. The piece ends with a proverb about men yielding control to wives during hardship and some men being dead in earning a living.
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The Wrong Notion of Youthful Womanhood
A long discussion argues that beauty peaks at 22 to 23 but real charm lies in a woman’s character formed by 30 to 35. Older women are praised for steadiness, sympathy, and daily interest in a partner’s life, while youth’s mere prettiness is deemed shallow.
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Late Judicial Decisions on Tax Exemption and Public Contracts
Legal summaries discuss water company tax payment contracts not exempt from taxation, invalid bid restrictions favoring unions, insolvent directors’ ability to mortgaging assets, contempt statutes vs court rights, carrier liability limits, director actions for corporate finance, water hydrant rent disputes and required evidence, and prior fire-pressure issues within six years. 85 N. W. Rep. 685 references Wisconsin and other jurisdictions.
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Change in Lamp Styles Sweeps Fashion Circles
Fashion notes that lamp design has swung from very low squatty forms to very tall slender shapes as the new style. Decorators now prescribe extreme height and linear elegance for lamp shapes in interiors.
Hard Lines in Japan Married Woman Dowry
The article notes Western views of Japanese marriage and cites a dowry list for a Japanese girl. It describes items such as dresses, a writing desk, cosmetics, toilet necessaries, dining tables, and lacquer plates as part of the dowry.
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The Ancient Fellows and the Wilting Child Ballad
The Atlanta Constitution recalls changing times as the old favorites fade. A poem laments gone innocent figures like Mary’s lamb and ancient boys on deck while noting modern voices speak Greek and fail to trigger alarms.
Attentions of a Husband on the Wopenny Tube
A vivid anecdote from a Manchester Guardian column describes a husband and wife quarrel aboard the city tube between 7 and 8 pm. The wife loudly demands a seat while the mild husband pleads, and a well dressed stranger finally offers. The moment ends with the wife declaring the helper unsuitable as a spouse.
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Gentle Reminder Tale From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
A brief scene closes with a woman declaring she sleeps well when given the chance and a youth quietly leaving. The understated exchange captures a moment of quiet domestic tension. The voice reflects early 20th century newspaper storytelling and urban mood.
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Madagascar Academy of Letters and Sciences
The piece notes Madagascar's potential to host an Academy of Letters and Sciences modeled on French patterns. It mentions sixteen members presently, thirteen Europeans and three Hovas, reflecting a mixed civic body. A distinct line suggests a small boy admires a peer who flees school as a hero.
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