Prince Andre Poniatowski and Maude Burke to wed in America
A California wedding tale centers on Prince Andre Jatowski Poniatowski and Maude Burke daughter of Gen. G. I. Carpentier. The match links Polish noble lines with American heiress circles amid delays, illnesses, and shifting plans from Paris to New York and California.
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Prince Andre Poniatowski
California
Poland
Osciusko
Pulaski
West 1
Savon
Catherine of Russia
Andre Poniatowski
Napoleon
Leipskc
Poniatowski
America
Kosciusko
Andre Jatowski
Maude Burke
G. I. Carpentier
New York
Burke
Dof Ger. Carpentier
Oakland
Cal
Tichnor
Carpentier
Prince Poniatowski
Paris
Andre Poniaski
France
Miss Burke
Carpentiers
Rothschilds
Otters
Belmonts
Prince Andre
Ely Goddard
Mexico
Diaz
Pontiatowskis
Slocu
Armericar Viles
Country
Jacdavle
Astrology Probes Kearsarge Fate and Warship's Life
A detailed astrology essay links celestial signs to ships fate with maps and predictions. It discusses the Kearsarge voyage, triumphs in battle, and possible doom tied to planets Herschel Mars Saturn Neptune Venus and Jupiter, concluding the ship's doom grounded in astrological configurations. The piece also notes an English pension plan debate as state socialism grows in Commons.
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Hile
Kearsarge
Roneador Reef
William Lilly
London
Frank H. Norton
Illustrated American
House of Life
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Neptune
Mercury
Herschel
Sagittarius
Alabama
Cherbourg
Ilerschel
Gemini
Aries
Taurus
House of Fortune
House of Death
Lilly
Hierschel
England
House of Commons
Imperial Exchequer
Chamberlain
William Harcourt
Exchequer
Shaw Lefevvre
Royal Commission
Deadly Serpent of the Tropics Fer-de-lance Varieties
The fer-de-lance ranks among the tropics deadly serpents with at least eight varieties. These snakes blend with foliage and often resemble bananas or forest debris. They may appear yellow, black, brown, or mold-like in color. The iris glows orange with red flashes at night like burning coal.
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Tropics
Land of Pretty Soon and Petty Soon in Youth's Companion
Poem reflects on unachieved dreams and wasted moments as ideals like wealth fame and kind words drift away. It warns that the promised land of "Pretty Soon" is distant, while near waste and neglect leave only rusted ambitions and wrecks. The piece contrasts aspiration with procrastination, urging action now.
Cubs and camp miss with bear Jack tale ends in circus plans
In Adirondacks a family camp ends with two bear cubs found dead after a trap mishap and a tame bear named Jack later reappears with Uncle John buying him for the yard. The other story follows Elder Justice and his children who save a stove fire using water and a broom while the son repeats an “amen” for praise.
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Europe
Elliott Zborowski
Poland
Miss Morris
Morrisania
N. Y
Morris
Uncle John
Sister Mary
Adirondacks
Mamma
Mary
Lion
John
Jack
eFax
Mr. Justice
Methodist Church
Brother Justice
Elder Justice
John Wesley
Peter C
Peter
Moody
Journal of Agriculture
Most People on Earth Sit On Outside News Sand Box
A geography lesson ends with the quip that most people are on the outside. The text then extols sand as a clean, safe play material for children, describing how to set up a shallow sand box outdoors with newspapers to keep floors clean and provide hours of indoor or outdoor play.
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North Pole
South Pole
Two Little Stories and a Moral
A boy visits a candy shop and learns of a sharp remark about Ruth cutting her teeth. Millie questions her mother about Mrs Sloper s illness after seeing her picture in the paper. Marie talks with her father about head of the class and a dead father adding a grim moral.
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White House
Ruth
Millie
Marie
Papa
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