Remarkable coincidence fuels a London confrontation
Connie Elmore confronts Querk and Jones over a past incident and a police case in London. Querk plans delay as Connie recalls her memory from childhood and asserts her innocence while Miss Weston’s warning echoes. The scene ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
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Tiate
Scotland Yard
Ry Noy
Connie
Hmston
Matthew ‘Quek
Mersey
Leo
Tony
Miss Weston
Fance
Mr Jones
London
Connie Elmore
Augustus Brierly
Young Jones
The Fun Shop and Squire of Foxshire Parody
A collage of quirky vignettes and dialogues from a late edition, including playful verse about a fun shop edited by Masson oval Judell, rural dialogue about a rich suitor, a dramatic mortgage scene with a villain named Foxshire, and short tabloid snippets. The pieces mix humor, innuendo, and mock drama in a creekside, small-town newspaper style.
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the Fun Shop
Masson Oval
Judell
Foxshire
Forshire
Mothers Their Children and an Odd Sand Heap
A fragmented reminiscence describes a mother and her children at a sand pile. The narrator recalls finding old calipers or tools, repurposing them, and buying small stoops to measure and weigh sand with a sense of children learning and play. The excerpt notes the items now called suri potatoes and reflects on the making of a small, curious world.
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Failur
Turle
Feyston
Connie
Barrowby
Harrowby
Querk
Jones
Dix
Elizabethan Rose Candy In Old Country Homes
A fragmented description explains rose petals and buds used to make candy in Elizabethan times. It notes candied petals, rose sugar, and the use of rose petals for pickles and preserves, with references to family recipes and traditional methods.
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Oor
Dorothy Dix Letter Box on Marital Worth and Caution
Reading Dorothy Dix advises a long marriage can corrode souls with perpetual hate yet urges partners to seek peace not ruin. She argues love fades but kindness can be rebuilt, warning against bitter living and urging adjustment for shared life.
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Alies
Elmore
Engers
Gret Alz
Mr Jones
Efficient Housekeeping and Crochet Booties Pattern Notes
Pattern notes describe crocheting tiny booties with silk and wool yarn, beading, picots, and shells. Detailed instructions cover row counts, increases, decreases, and joining with worsted yarn, plus decorative rambler roses and ribbon threading for a finished bootie project.
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Atitch
Shell
S& C
Unfinished Task of a Mother to Grow a Child
A meditation on motherhood and lifelong growth. The piece notes that a mother’s work ends only with the child’s lasting ambition and ongoing development. It contrasts aging with wisdom, arguing that true fulfillment comes from nurturing a child toward continual becoming rather than final completion.
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Sil
Spkn
Lincoln
Robert E Lee
School of Agriculture
Bri
Tim
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Hawley
Howley
Destie
Kiss
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Louise Tewson
Charleston
Walvosty
Oklahoma
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TOR
Dorothy Dix
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Alta
Cupid
Miss Dix
Mae
Earth
Crochetto Bootus
Funcheon
Joop
Colonel Lindbergh
Long Island Sound
A. J Wids
Ae Iy
Jaclpometel Gas
Rhode
Halifax
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Skait
Weider
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