The Love Plot in a Pacific Monthly Tale
Jameson and Gates discuss Miss Deland's story as Gates contemplates marriage and literary fame. McClintock pursues Deland while Gates plots to win her, drafting a ring engagement note that shocks Deland and alters their tense office dynamic.
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Miss Deland
Jameson
Gates
Mr. Jameson
Las Pacific
Jaqoeson
Jameron
Gatea
Jamieson
Nigel Gates
Firat
Ee Bo Gates
Altdlog
Theard
Recondex
Mini Deland
Deland
Llike
Giles
Mzaotly
McClintock
Mice Deland
Misa Doland
Jamason
Piace
McClin
Doddridge
Doland
Abe
Gatea Hearaely
Te “Thorne
Wig Deland
Plese
Albert Garza
Misa Deland
Big
Miss.Deland
La-Golag
Mies
Theo
Daan
Garza
Buinow Kearnam
Life lessons on future plans from a school principal
A school principal asks pupils about their future as he notes most have not decided on a career. He tells stories of perseverance and choosing a path, urging hard work and avoiding unfocused drifting while highlighting examples of determined youths and failed plans.
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Tech
Himeett
Plaggs
Alaan Oat Ponter
The Worrying Habit and the Sand of Self-Reliance
From the New York Sun a passage extols a personal quality called sand as freedom from worry. It argues worrying fades with persistence and work, and by developing sand a person becomes somebody and gains self contentment.
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Hife
New York Sun
Where Bald First and Second Ladies At Odds Over Bald Heads
A playful dialogue scene features two young ladies debating baldness with heightened humor. The First Lady questions admiration for a bald headed man and the Second Lady dismisses the notion, insisting the man is not actually bald.
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Mr. Brink
School advert promotes teaching bears in town
A garbled ad text mentions a school principal and a “hog lady” with a reputation for teaching. The printer’s line mocks the wording, reading as a misprinted advertisement about teaching bears and upholding school standards.
The Polly Puzzle of a Self Deluding Bride
A group of men discuss marriage on a cold evening while one narrator recalls falling for Polly who appeared clever and worldly. He reflects on Polly’s vanity and his own attachment as their marriage unfolds amid playful suspicions that she may have manipulated him without being aware.
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Hare Sittin
Temoriat
Ausin
Oslain
Garnat Wolley
Titue Oater
America
Henry
Viii
Mary
Simu
Polly
Amilea
Uba
Roysells
Theorien
Abe Anid
Tom
Anoh
Atairway
Tehement
Gomé
Innocuous Snow Folklore Quips From Clintop Scollard
In a Chautauquan note, Clintop Scollard depicts a wintry scene where a wizard wand and a snowbound earth frame loom large. The poem evokes a necromancer-like persistence of winter and ponders an immortal spring awaiting its release.
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Pilgeinis
Tadle
Clintop Scollard
Time and Industry Advice from Queen Victoria
The text presents a quotation attributed to Queen Victoria urging punctuality, thorough work, and purposeful effort. It emphasizes time as a trust, moving briskly yet doing tasks thoroughly, avoiding idleness, and focusing on practical, satisfactory labor rather than rushing. It warns against trouble language and stresses personal exertion.
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Nelson
Suogssa
Queen Victoria
Lord Monteagle
Hold fast to virtue and steady character always
The text urges keeping virtue above all price in every time and place. It stresses holding on to good character as wealth, truth, temper, tongue, and heart, resisting evil company, lies, and improper acts for lasting value beyond gold or status.
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Nana
The Wine and Beer Cure Debate Cited Across Columns
The piece surveys temperance arguments and moral exhortations contending that general wine use prompts drunkenness. It contrasts German and French drinking patterns with rising concerns, cites Presbyterian views, and echoes a sermon about personal liberty and moral law from W. F. Orattua.
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Germany
France
Philanthropiss
Presbyterian
Banner
Hood's Saraaparillia Dealer Offer Prompts Question
Fragmentary notice discusses Hood's product promotions and a dealer offer with doubts about availability. Mentions New York Tribune and a statement of getting only Hood's. Readers should seek official wording for purchase terms.
Lilliany’s Dyeing Triumph With Diamond Dyes
Lillian, a country girl visiting Toronto during fair time, helps her aunt dye faded skirts and a boy’s suit using Diamond Dyes. Despite warnings, Lillian insists on pure dyes. the old garments are restored to look like new. The aunt admits the results’ success and praises the Diamonds.
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Lillian
Toronto
Queen City
Killian
Abe
Tome
Esid
Mazda
Nlece
Reaalia
Irienide
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