Land of Beginning Again Poem Remark on Hope and Renewal
The piece envisions a mythical Land of Beginning Again where past mistakes and heartaches can be left behind. A speaker expresses longing for a place to start anew, freeing old grief and injustice, and making amends with those hurt in life.
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Land of
Kina
Booth ‘Torkington
Barnickel’s Confessions Spark a Saturday Gamble
In a fragmented recollection, Barnickel shares telling Mandy Simmons about farm profits and secretly hoping for marriage. Mandy hints at a romance via a letter, arranging a Saturday visit where a mysterious gal may appear. Barnickel waits, torn between loneliness and a ploy that hinges on a second woman.
The Acid Vats and the Welshman's Warning
Hugh McCrecken works in a London chemical firm with dangerous vats and the elderly Tom Waller. During a blackout, Hugh is trapped near a deadly cyanide vat named Apollyon and nearly killed before Waller rescues him as lights return. The incident leaves Hugh orange from the chemical bath.
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Hugh McCracken
London
Tom Waller
Hugh
Weller
McCrecken
Atalra
Waller
Sanameonia
Woaller
Apollyos
Wallde
Hugh Lad
Household revolutions spark from simple fixes
A husband returns to a scene of domestic progress as his wife recounts reforms from cleaning to repairs. She claims she fixed a locked closet with a hairpin and repaired a sagging furnace door, while noting the child Willie stopped biting his pills after a day of effort.
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Lippincott’s
Mother
Willie
The Worth of a Smile and Its Market Value
A fragmented piece argues smiles have value or harm in social markets. It contrasts generous, genuine smiles with cruel or self serving ones and muses on how much a smile might be worth in life and luck.
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New Year News From Acton England Publi shed on New Year's Day
A summary of Acton Gazette items for January 1 1926 reports local court fines for assault drunkenness and a speeding case in Acton West London. notes on charity events including Christmas parcels and hospital aid. Lloyds Bank expansion plans and a rural dean elected. town figures such as the mayor and clergymen are mentioned amid unemployment figures and a hospital visit.
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Acton
England
Acton Niemen
Christmans
Buss Barham
Ina Mutcher
County School
Heathfield Lodge
Watuto Hotny
John Everitt
Oaklawn
Thomas Blechburn
Brconwatd-street
East Acton
Leonard Lyons
Osborne Road
Acton Folica Court
Newton Avenue
Acton Hospital
Lloyds Bank, “Ltd
Henry Lingley
Hendon
Maud Lingley
Myrtle Road
Hewett
Weatcliffe-on-the-Sea
City of London
Wiet
W.—H.champoopy
Farrington
Lesalie Paine
Mr Nine
St. Gluvia’s Church
Penryn
Cornwall
Mary Pauline Crothers
Alderman
Alfred Davies
King-street
Hammersmith
Herbert
Slater
Rannock Road
Aston
WiiMdm
Henry Rhaim
Black
Ealing
Christ Church
Acton and
Acton—Labor Exchange
Gard
Gardner Preston
Birch-grove Acton
Unitarian Church
Acton Baths
London Co-operative Society
James Mark Abraham Little
South Acton
Ealling
London Co- Acton
Better Judgment Often Fails Youthful Choices
A young man reflects on a past business misstep he admits he should not have taken. Despite a mind trained by years and good sense, he followed peer pressure and possible gains, realizing too late it was a mistake. He notes that one who ignores better judgment must accept the misfortune that follows.
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Jeb Barnickel
Mandy
Anya
Serdoutsike
Larfin
Mays Mandy
Eamya
Manny
Mr. Barnickle
Spare Time and Work ethic in Industrial Life
A business teacher warns that leisure time choices affect work quality and moral trust. A Mildred case shows late hours and pleasure harming performance, while two farmers illustrate consequences of diligence. Employers must monitor spare time to ensure reliable, valuable labor and integrity.
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Mildred
Ime
The Wall Around the Garden
A short essay argues that coldness creates a barrier between people and that cultivating civility invites others rather than repels. It urges removing the heart’s stone wall so beauty can be seen by those nearby.
Where Kindness Rules On The Farm And Animals
A 1920s tone essay discusses how kindness on farms shapes animal behavior and farm life. It notes shy animals avoid strangers, friendly greetings at the gate, and how humane treatment yields practical benefits to the farmer and equipment, with rare exceptions of unselfish exploitation.
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Dlaquiet
Reflected Glory and the Noted Husband
A refined courtly scene centers on Mrs. Smith-Jones, a gifted pianist and artist of rare talent, and her husband Mr. Jones, a prosperous man known for supporting his wife. At a party a stranger seeks introduction but is redirected, revealing the hostess’s remark that Jones is notable chiefly for his wife.
Who Pays For Advertising
An exploration of the rise of advertising and its funding. The piece argues advertising supports lower prices through efficiency and mass reach, noting public skepticism fades as records show sustained growth in ads and direct mail, while rivals who oppose ads end up paying. The tone defends commerce and industry, citing competitive checks.
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