When the month in her genial mood and spring returns
A poem from Youth's Companion depicts the rebirth of nature and a sisterhood of spring. It portrays a girl or spirit awakening with the season, wandering fields and woods, and greeting the world with joy. The piece uses vivid natural imagery to celebrate renewal and youth.
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Robin
Bluebird
Persis Is Free from Dan'el After Long Confining Wait
Persis Thorne ends twenty one year engagement to Dan'el Manning as her sister Susie and minister guide her. After Mignon Manning’s death Persis moves out with Sister Susie to a rented cottage, declaring her independence and refusing visitations. Henry Huggins supports Persis against Daniel and proclaims her freedom.
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Elizabeth Cherry Gilmer
Daily Story Pub. Co
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Mies Persis
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Persis
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Dan’el
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Debutante Pool Victory Wows Waldorf Crowds
A young debutante from Chicago dazzled spectators at the Waldorf billiard room by running a 50 point game, pocketing a named ball in the upper left pocket and completing a flawless run to the final shot amid applause. She is the daughter of a wealthy Board of Trade operator.
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New York Times
Waldorf
da Oro
Chicago
Board of Trade
Pretty Wild In Montana Says A Local Tale
A Utica Globe humor piece recounts a Montanan storyteller who describes his wild days as mild misadventure. A crashing picture, a $8000 Rubens nose, and a late arrival of tapestries and French wine amuse readers in a dialogue about quiet domestic theatrics.
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Montana
George
Map of the Heavens and Mars Vision in 1901
The article analyzes Mars as a neighbor planet with a longer year of 668 days and polar ice, noting Earthlike features such as canals and continents seen through a telescope. It discusses Martian life speculation, historical views by Kircher and Kant, and compares Mars and Moon elevations, plus a poetic star chart and zodiacal observations.
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Mars
Saturn
Athanasius Kircher
Father Kircher
Earth
Austral
Old Earth
Central Africa
Himalaya
Pinkerton
du Maurier
Wheel Travel Tale: A Winter Bicycle Journey to Florida
A devotee of the bicycle starts southward at winter’s outset and reaches Florida weeks later. When told the full distance was by wheel he replies that when the bike failed he walked with it, proving there are multiple ways to travel by wheel.
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Florida
Association Frelpf the Needy in Berlin Physicians Aid System
Berlin has an association of physicians who contribute five per cent of their income tax annually. The fund yields about $12,000 each year and is distributed to members and their families in need.
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Earth
Mars
Moon
Association Frelpf
Berlin
Bas
Physicians
First Wireless Telephone Demonstrated by M Maiche
French electrician M Maiche unveiled a wireless telephone using a ground based circuit current. In forest tests near St Germain a transmitter in a house directed current along a ground line to two iron posts ninety feet apart. A receiver heard the voice and a clockwork needle moved a mercury bath, with range limited to about 1 000 to 1 200 meters.
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M. Maiche
St. Germain
Marconi
New York Press
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