Holding a Husband Garrison's New Phase of Rebellion
Fragmented OCR shows a dramatic scene with Hugh Grantland and a narrator amid tension about driving lessons and rebellious memory. The excerpt depicts confrontation over authority, a request for courtesy, and a planned drive in a luxury car. Names include Hugh Grantland and Diels.
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Garrison
A Woman Who Sheses at Last by Winifred Black
Winifred Black portrays a woman who detests drudgery and chooses art over fashion. She moves from home duties to commercial art, facing office friction, unequal pay, and longing for independence beyond domestic life.
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Winifred Black
Ren Koow
Rhyme Snatches and Childlike Memories in a Dreamlike Montage
A fragmentary, playful musing on nursery rhymes and childhood figures. The prose drifts through familiar characters such as Little Boy Blue and Miss Muffet, recalling gardens, jars of curds and whey, and a gentle, nostalgic mood. Local imagery hints at a park, winter evenings, and the comforting soundscape of rhymes and bedtime tales.
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Jouck
Smrimea
Tye Weibls
Lew Ones
Bos Baie
Simon
Cara
Coe
Tuere
Umuginarien
Vony Lorie
Pen Portrait of Bridgeport Leader Connors
W. Connors, president of Connors Clothing, is praised as a hard working, trusted salesmen turned retailer. From Hartford to Bridgeport he built a premier clothing emporium, remodeling Hurler the Clothier and expanding to New Britain and Hartford with continued retail success. Jim Griffiths credits him as indefatigable in the Bridgeport Ad club.
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Connors Clothing Company
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Calles
Tim Chyna
Lowen Wingun
Hartford
Wollerder
Wartford
Bridgeport
Stratheld Hotel
Hurler the Clothier
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Bill Griffiths
Ad Club
New Britain
West
Wits of Maule and Tennyson on London Court Tales
A fragmented reminiscence recalls William Henry Maule and Lord Tennyson. Maule’s sharp jurisprudence and a dramatic courtroom delivery contrast with Tennyson’s simple, unpolitical nature and plain habits. The piece blends quotes, anecdotes, and literary asides from a bygone era.
New Year greetings in a war torn Europe tale
A fragmentary reminiscence portrays New Year hopes amid hardship and fuel scarcity across continental cities. It references Petrograd and unrest, noting reduced inhabitants and ongoing celebratory rituals shadowed by conflict, with obscure names and phrases masking clearer events.
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Petrograd
Tay Torres
Etetidred
Simran
Annie Laurie’s Advice Column on Young Love and Respect
A reader column presents guidance on young women handling unwanted attention from men. It urges self-respect, clear boundaries, and honest communication to preserve dignity, plus advice on addressing repeated issues and seeking respectful resolutions.
Catarrhal Deafness Traced to Cold Says Health Column
A health article explains catarrhal deafness often stems from colds and nasal issues. It warns neglect of nasal symptoms can lead to progressive hearing loss, urges treating colds seriously, and offers home care like nasal sprays and gentle nose blowing. It notes doctor treatment may open the Eustachian tube and advise climate changes in severe cases.
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Mamage
Eurly
Ufa
Home Making Helps Jeanette Loupe Norton’s Pastry Guide
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century recipe page lists French pastry methods and methods for baking cakes and frostings. It includes instructions for a lemon frosting, a delicate schnitt cake, Modern Delaze Cake variations, and notes on oven temperatures and preparation steps with numerous named ingredients and measurements. The text preserves historical culinary terms and kitchen practices with emphasis on butter, sugar, eggs, flour, and flavorings.
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Esas
Ford
Riley Spence
Walt
Farming in Alaska's Tanana Valley Faces Drying Soil
In the Tanana Valley Alaska farming areas drought risk is discussed as annual snowfall yields are low and subsoil ice melts. After initial clearing, moisture from underground ice keeps soil damp for a time but recedes to several feet over a few years, prompting the use of machines to pack soil and maintain a surface mulch to curb evaporation.
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Au Teter
Uaska
Tanana
Chisk
Alaska
A Crags
Dingril
Scientist splits time between two universities
Aictel Einstein holds a dual appointment at the University of Bern and Leiden University. He abandons none of his duties and divides his research between the two institutions, reflecting a rare early example of cross university collaboration.
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