The Little Brown House Romance
Jacquelin, an eighteen year old in a big house, invites four poor sisters next door to lunch and finds friendship. Bob, their brother, initially skeptical, falls for Jacquelin after she reveals she is not rich and cares for him despite poverty. They plan a future together in the Little Brown House.
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Jacquelin
Mary
Mother
Jacquelln
Brown
Ruth
Betty
Grace
Eveline
Brother
Bob
Bob Carson
Hetty
Han
Seb
St Tle Brown House
Aha
Thay
Little Brown House
Police halt morality play at Oyera house
Reported bystanders say police stopped a local morality play at the Oyera house after concerns were raised about its content. No injuries were reported and the venue remained quiet as officials reviewed the incident.
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Pelice
Life of a Beggar author jailed for begging in London
Albert Clutterbuck aged 23 was sent to prison for five days after being charged with begging at Marylebone police court. A document titled The Life of a Beggar written in an infirmary describes Notting Dale beggars and their ways, including their homes, summer work, and methods of surviving, drawn from Clutterbuck’s own experiences.
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London
Albert Clutterbuck
Marylebone
Paul Taylor
Notting Dale
Kent
Clutterbuck
Duryea Will Bequeaths $1.5 Million to Nurse
Walter B. Duryea, a crippled athlete and broker, leaves his fortune. The bulk of the estate, about $2.5 million, goes to Miss Eleanor Peregrine, a trained nurse who cared for him at home. The will was filed recenty in New York.
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New Yorker
Miss Peregrine
New York
Walter B. Duryea
Eleanor Peregrine
Millionaire tramp Edwin Brown ends roaming era in New York
Edwin A. Brown of Denver, famous as the "millionaire tramp," arrives in New York after a 12 year trek in overalls. He accepts a $50,000 lump sum, three per cent in trust, a Montclair house, and the residue of a large estate for a companion, while planning a voyage to Europe to study tramp welfare. He cites lack of municipal lodging in southern cities and urges cities to provide for the worthy poor. Brown says his travels began in Cleveland last fall and covered Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis, Mobile, Houston, and Dallas, with similar shelter needs observed everywhere. He plans further exploration in Europe next month.
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New York
Edwin A. Brown
Denver
Wes
Keaper
Montclair
N. J
Walter Duryey
Ufo
Brown
Suys
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Louisville
Memphis
Mobile
Houston
Dallas
Europe
Germany
Chicago Bathing Season Code for 1911
Chicago police chief McWeeney announces a moral and dress code for the 1911 bathing season. Women must wear skirts below the knee and bloomers beneath, with sleeves and stockings. gloves and certain skirt styles are banned. Men must wear shirts and trunks. Police will enforce propriety on public beaches.
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Chicago
McWeeney
Berkeley Coeds Pause Rehearsal Over Arm Embrace
Seventeen senior co-eds at Berkeley declined to let male chorus members hug them after a dance scene in The Hop King. Coach Fred Carlisle and cast tried to smooth rift but the scene was dropped for now. The girls cited lack of acquaintance and dignity, threatening to drop the feature unless harmony returns.
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Berkeley
Cal
The
State University
Fred Carlisle
Carlisle
Embargo on British Live Stock Landings
London reports that due to a foot and mouth outbreak the Union of South Africa has notified that no cattle sheep or pigs shipped from Great Britain will be permitted to land until further notice.
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London
Union of South Africa
Great Britain
South Africa
Spirit filled ministry urged by F B Meyer
The article extols spirit filled personalities as essential for church life urging ministers to partner with the Holy Spirit in preaching. It cites F B Meyer’s Cleveland address and promotes expository preaching, child outreach, and a strong Sunday School role, concluding with a call for a mighty infusion of the Spirit.
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Presbyterian Church
F. B. Meyer
London
Cleveland
World's
Sunday School Association
Meyer
Laws of nature and society amid faith in God
Rev R 5, Dawsons Presbyterian of Kearney New Jersey discusses the hierarchy of law. He argues nature’s laws are definite and enforced, social laws can be good or bad, and God’s law remains the supreme expression of divine will.
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Russia
God
Dawsons Presbyterian
Kearney, N. J
Rebellion in a Church Reaches Mortal Proportions
A solitary rebellious organ within the church is blamed for disease and weakness threatening the body of Christ. The text names M. Harlan as a disciple in Brooklyns, discussing how such members undermine spiritual power and unity.
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Christ
M. Harlan
Brooklys
The First Man Opinion by Rabbi Charles Habrew
A reader note argues against the literal creation of Adam and Eve, stating disbelief that God made them in the traditional fashion. The remark reflects religious debate on origin narratives.
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Adam
Eve
Rabbi Charles, Habrew
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