We Lay Us Down to Sleep Poem by Louise Moulton
A fragment of a poem by Louise Chandler Moulton reflecting on death and sleep. The speaker questions waking again, calls death sweet, and notes faithful friends near, while some hate remains. The passage ends with the poet considering death’s rest as a gift from God.
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Louise Chandler Moulton
A Suffragist Dilemma on Throgmorton Street Romance
Ronald Bevan meets Ella Plympton a suffragist in a crowd on Throgmorton Street. He journeys with her to a Birmingham suffrage meeting, aided by a clever ruse involving his sister in law and a baby. The plan backfires into a realization of genuine affection, a marriage proposal, and a comic twist as Bevan reveals his true feelings and Celia becomes part of the pair.
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Throgmorton Street
Iti
Mark
Woman's League
Dramatic Society
Ella Plympton
Ronald Bevan
Action
Carity
Ronald
Bevan
Hyde Park
Polly Beeles
Casta
Redes Garret
Birmingham
Castle
Withrow
Tam
Bevans
Ruston
Peter Bevan
Celia
Tom
Tag
Baby
London
Rugby
Ashe
Migs Plympton
Collawan
Ovary
Hillar Plympton
Miss Plympton
Calla
Ea Plympton
Mke
Ella
Beyan
Mr. Bevan
Cou
House of Commons
Cella
Caxton Hall
Ickle Boy
Gelf
Ellele
Kodak
Qoon
Hira
New York's Island Foundations Spur Engineering Boom
A fragment on New York as a deep-foundation hub praises the city for underwater caissons, portable air plants, and rapid-hoisting derricks. It claims Manhattan’s small island, mud surround, and dense development have spurred American engineering advances and produced experts termed web-toot engineers.
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New York
Mutual Life Building
Trinity
United States
New England
Benjamin Brooks
McClure’s
America
Living truth as living force in religious life
Henry F. Cope argues that truth shifts with each era and must be treated as a living, developing force. Two kinds of minds confront truth, one rigid and one adaptable. the latter fuels scientific progress and practical faith. True life comes from applying truth to daily conduct, labor, and service, forming a hopeful, purposeful existence.
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Henry F. Cope
John S
Avery Creed
Plea for Optimism by Rev Ernst A Tappert
A religious essay argues Christians should be optimists, trusting that all things work for good for those who love God. It contrasts pessimistic and optimistic outlooks, cites a Latin proverb about art and life, and urges focusing on pleasant hours while acknowledging life’s burdens.
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Ernst A. Tappert
Potydan
Importance of Habit Sermonette by Rev Da Witt Pelton
The sermon urges forming good habits to shape character. It argues life is automatic, habits govern actions, and progress comes by deliberate, persistent practice in prayer, church attendance, and daily conduct. Even worst cases can reform through divine power and disciplined habit formation.
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da Witt L. Pelton
James
St. Paul
God
National bird reserves aim to shelter breeding birds
The piece outlines federal and Audubon Society efforts to protect key nesting sites such as Duck Lake Maine Stump Lakes North Dakota Huron Island Lake Huron Pelican Island Indian River Movida and others. It notes limited funding and a single warden salary of 12 per month, with 1,060 members paying six dollars annually to support reserves and patrols.
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Duck Lake
Canat
Maine
North Dakota
Huron Island
Lake Huron
Pelican Island
Indian River
Movida
Parsake
Indian Keys
Tampa Bay
Breton Island
Lanistaia
North Tinkota
Lake Malheur
Oregon
Lake Khumath
National Association of Auda Han Societies
Audubon Society
Pelican
Battledore Islands
Mosauito Inlet
Atlantic
Mississippi Delta
Aaew
National Association of Audubon Societies
Olden ferries across the Oblta River linger in memory
Along the Oblta River a few antique ferries survive in the Middle West. Some, like at Anderson's Ferry below Cincinnati, use steam power with raised landings and a central engine house. At Lawrenceburg the ancient ferry still carries horses on either side using a treadle mill and a paddlewheel to move across the river.
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Oblta River
Middle West
Anderson's Ferry
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Halifax
Dartmouth
Nova Scotian
Blustratedt
Grocer’s Quip on Catering Exact Orders
A small boy demands precise butter weighing, saying Ma wants exactly two pounds and to be sent as last time. The grocer replies with calm humor that he delights in serving particular customers and will attend to them shortly, while bystanders react to the insistence on exactness.
Standing Up for Him by a Chicago Tribune fragment
A fragment shows a mother and daughter discussing a young man named Terzun. The dialogue notes Terzun’s rising presence at their house and questions his worth. The speaker claims he is valuable to his firm, earning $100 a week in value despite a $25 earnings figure.
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Miriam
Terzun
Aequalab
Chicago
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