It Must Not Be A Moonlit Night Of Longing
A lyric lament from Woman's Home Companion recalls a moonlit night of passion and parting. The speaker declares the heart and soul remain connected despite vows to part forever, with imagery of sea, roses, and longing.
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Tove
Margaret
Mamma
The Dock Murder Confession and the Barroom Trap
A detective recounts a fifteen year old murder aboard a riverfront dock. He follows coffee grains and disguise to pin down a bartender and two thugs who killed a confidential clerk named May Keenion. One pirate died, the other hanged. the bartender drew a twenty year sentence.
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Cheamoge
Heston
Posten
New York
May Keenion
Johnny
Barber's
Herbert
Thad
Ife
Farrer's
Sung
Sing Sing
Dock
Business Women Improve Employers By Example
A recent observer argues that women in business elevate the man they work with rather than harming family life. He contends businesswomen command more respect, sympathy, and steadiness, reducing worry and ill treatment for their partners.
Dancing fiddler and train tale span Maine to Hong Kong
The column mixes a collision report from Maine with portraits of an old fiddler who resists changing tunes and a comic tale of a brakeman repelling thieves with potatoes. It also surveys Madrid treasures and a Johnson anecdote before detailing Hong Kong’s unhealthy climate and pale complexion woes.
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Narrow Gage
Lewiston Journal
Maine
Madrid
Versailles
Casa Real
Hong Kong
Hongkong
Hutchinson Family Singers Left Public Mark on Era
The Hutchinsons a famed white singing family from Watchinson Minnesota inspired many with their harmonies and anti liquor ethos. John Hutchinson now 80 still tours after 11 000 concerts and a legal bid to seize his estate failed.
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Slutehinson
John W. Lhutchinson
John
Judson
Asa
Abby
John Hutchinson
Watchinson
Minn
Hutchinsons
England
Lilarriet Martineau
John Bright
Charles Dickens
Fatherhood of God
Brotherhood of Man
Poison Factory Near New York City Provokes Fear
A New York Evening Post report describes a factory near NYC producing deadly poisons. It fences off areas with strict permits, and workers must be trained to handle anhydrous acid and cyanide of potassium, whose fumes kill instantly if inhaled. The piece warns of the temptations and dangers in the crushingly hazardous environment.
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New York City
New York Evening Post
Machines Surprised Him American Tooling Noted by French Observer
A French engineer praised American factories for saving materials and labor through precision. He cited a small grinding machine that sharpens tools for 800 high priced workers, remarking it embodies the brains behind American industrial efficiency. An anecdote follows about an old Conshohocken resident and his whiskers trapped by a fence nail.
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America
Idast
Conshohocken
Ile
Philadelphia Record
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