Haunted Castle Readies for the Ghost Encounter
In a Gothic scene, a banker named Mr Cowley confronts a masked woman bearing a crimson robe and a mysterious paper. He is drawn into a haunted house tale as a ghostly visitation escalates, revealing old secrets and perilous motives amid a bitter family drama.
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HOW HE SCARED THE TIGER INDIAN STORY OF AN UNARMED TRAVELER
A writer in India recounts a tense encounter with a tiger while alone on a jungle trail. He faced the animal with bold moves, wheeling the pony, shouting, and advancing on foot to frighten the tiger away. The beast retreated after a dramatic standoff, leaving him to press on along the jungle path.
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India
Chicago Chronicle
Songs Mirandy Sings by Roy Farrell Greene
A rustic speaker recalls Mirandy’s aging voice yet cherishes old tunes. He longs for thirty year old melodies like Hard Times Come Again No More and Bonnie Doon over modern hits, praising the cracked sweetness of Mirandy’s singing. He compares her voice to Patti and Melba and finds comfort in the old songs.
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Lome
Sweet Home
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Story of a Boy and a Desolate Love in a Parlor Drama
In a strained social scene, a mistress to a perfunctory marriage and her aloof husband stage a public facade. A narrator recounts the boy hero who loved a girl deeply, revealing selfishness, growth, and the turning point toward a nobler life amid the looming European departure.
End of the Boy and the Girl in a Desert of Love
A narrative traces a doomed romance between a young, undisciplined boy and a girl he loves. He leaves to spare her, but returns, now a man, suffering a private agony. Mrs. Lessing reflects on the Young Couple as others dined, while the girl pleads for a second chance.
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Where the Poetess Dines at Mrs Wilcox's Long Island home
A dining room with water-facing windows at Ella Wheeler Wilcox's residence serves as a gallery of memories and portraits. The walls display autographs from guests including Eewin Markham, with epitaphs about resting passing souls.
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Marshall Wilder
Ellen Terry
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Canal Tolls and Traffic for a New Isthmian Route
A New York Post correspondent notes tolls on the proposed canal are complex. He cites “marginal traffic” and argues South American west coast traffic could cover about a third of canal traffic if opened in 1915. Cargoesmight bear $3 to $4 per ton in some cases.
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New York Post
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United States
Remarkable Statesman In Japan
Mr Hoshi Toru, minister of communications, is presented as a remarkable modern Japanese figure. He studied law in England, became a barrister, and began his career in the judicial department. His bellicose temperament led to clashes with conservative colleagues and a shift to the Yokohama customs. He entered politics with the liberals, was twice arrested for political offenses, and is now the leader of the Moneralists, or Jiyuta, in Japan.
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