Miss Enid Reflects on Love and Loss at Christmas
In the oak parlor Miss Enid recalls a past romance and a single, unspoken confession. She remembers a brave, poor lover who left to seek honor, and fears that memory haunts her during a Christmas she once enjoyed with village friends and children.
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Miss. Enid
Miss Enid
Enid
Angela
Bobby
Marjorie
Miss Kald
Miss Enid’s Christmas Wish Finds Its Happy Ending
A quiet village Christmas tale follows Miss Enid who yearns for love as years pass after a parting. Edward returns, revealing a blossoming romance, and the children celebrate with gifts while the couple plans a swift wedding, the town joyful at the reunion.
Maternal Cow Rescues Calf at Wissahickon Station
A cow with a calf wandered onto railroad tracks as a train arrived at Wissahickon station. The calf lingered and vanished under the cow catcher while the cow attacked the locomotive. A newsboy forced the calf free between the wheels, after which the pair calmly moved away.
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Animal Kingdom
Wissahickon Station
Philadelphia
One Way of Loving a Betrothal Tale in Sorrow
Rose, a charmsed and admired village girl, loves Harry, but he seeks a city romance. After marriage talk, misread feelings split their paths as Rose endures betrayal and loss when Harry returns betrothed to another. The story follows heartbreak and the cost of unrequited love.
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Rosemary
Eixcuse
Rose
Lawrence
Gary
Harry Lawrence
Harry
Accommodating Agent Bets Sermons With Local Incidents
A city agent for a popular preacher gathers odd incidents from town to inspire sermons. A college graduate, he studies law theology music and drama and reports public meetings factories slums and gamblers. The preacher uses these observations to connect with various audiences and sound original.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
SOT A MONOSYLLABIC LAN GUAGE
A fragmented discussion on Chinese language features contrasts monosyllabic impressions with the actual tonal and syllabic complexity. It notes character-based writing, syllable variety, tone-driven meaning, and the large set of radicals used in forming words, highlighting linguistic differences with English.
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New York Evening Post
Sky
Earth
Beating the Slot Machines Spark City Crackdown
Niagara Falls citizens face a thirty day removal deadline for nickel in the slot gambling devices after a surge of opposition. Saloonkeepers and cigar merchants are cited as the affected parties amid reports of counterfeit nickels flooding circulation and suspected home made counterfeits.
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Niagara Falls
Buffalo Express
Kiss Bargain Between Lovers In Williamsport Note
A Williamsport Review item records a young man promising one kiss for each hour of separation before a ten year parting. She urges him to keep time and be punctual tomorrow, reflecting a tender parting scene.
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George
Williamsport Review
Remarkable Rhode Island Diamond Anniversary Seventy Eight Years Married
Lawton A. Sherman and Nancy Sweet Sherman of Providence are noted as Rhode Island's oldest married couple. Married March 17 1816 in Exeter they have seven children twenty grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren across four generations. Though feeble and nearly blind he recalls events from seventy or eighty years ago, as they celebrate their seventy eighth year of married life.
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Oliver Place
Providence
The
Journal
Rhode Island
Lawton A. Sherman
Nancy (Sweet) Sherman
Exeter
Mr. Sherman
Mary Ann Sherman
Alfred
William A. Sherman
Worcester
John S. Sherman
Sherman
The Winning Hand Exchange
A brief dialogue from Raymond's Monthly features a flirtatious exchange about holding a hand. One line hints at a moment of affection with a witty comeback about having four aces. The snippet reflects light romance tone and period voice.
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Darling
Raymond
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