Anstyne Chooses Peachley in Office Romance Plot
In New York inspired office intrigue, young Anstyne seeks a secretary to impress his status. Barrows touts Miss Peachley and Miss Cheeseborough, peach versus cheese, as Anstyne courts the former for a high profile match. Peachley’s scheme to wed a millionaire unfolds. Cheeseborough charms Anstyne but later unions reveal a twist as Peachley learns of Cheese’s marriage plan.
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Anstyié
New York
Davies
Anstyne
Barrows
Young
Tve
Peach
En York Anstyne
Jack
Peachleys
Isle “Cheeseborough
Peachley
Nework
Speer
Cheeseborough
James Brothers
Misa
Jesse James
Apstyne
Phrases as tongue twisters noted by British Medical association
The British Medical association revises its test tongue twisters for intoxication while examples such as British constitution and truly rural are cited. The article recalls MIT alumni abbreviations, 17th century witchcraft tests in Massachusetts, and a parade of linguistic quips from various authors, illustrating the difficulty of pronouncing tricky sequences.
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British Medical Association
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tech
Boston Tech
Massachusetts
London Athenaeum
Lowell
Matthew Arnold
Shakespeare
Mike
New York, Herald-Tritune
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Dinner Etiquette Dialogue
A garbled OCR excerpt describes a five year old boy at dinner and reactions to table etiquette. The text is incomplete with stray punctuation and misread words, offering only a glimpsed scene without coherent context or full names.
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Piel
Charles
Nesty
Spring Fashion Trends Show Slim Silhouettes And White
A long discussion of spring fashion outlines updated silhouettes. The piece notes that tailored two piece suits remain central but vary with feminine touches. It highlights new lines created by fibre at the hip, godets and splaits, plus a modernized jumper. It mentions colors: pastels with whites growing in popularity, and list several blues greens pinks and reds. It also covers blouses collars and scarves in casual and evening wear, and describes cape ensembles and double breasted styles.
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Tate
Elizabeth
Duchess of York
Paris
N. Mari
Ruich
Hyacinths for Janet's Soul
In a tale of old family wealth and ambitions, Maisie and Janet contend for a will left by Peleg. Roger Craven observes two sisters and two paths, one toward money and manipulation, the other toward love and honest ambition. Janet resists Maisie’s schemes while Roger offers partnership and a future.
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Maisie Graves
Janet Sanders
Ted
Maisie
Janet
Peleg
Roger
Pelez
Mr. Craven
Sun and Moon
Sanders
Riese Seaton
Weary Round Magazine Opinion Cited By Han Son Towne
Charles Hanson Towne, a poet and essayist in New York, argues a magazine must cater to popular taste or fail. He cites a novelist praising a short story as his best, claiming it rivals Poe or Ambrose Bierce, while his wife agrees.
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Charles Hanson Towne
New York
Poe
Ambrose Bierce
Cuticura Toilet Trio Advertises Soap and Talcum
Cuticura Soap cleanses the complexion and scalp, Ointment soothes as needed, and Cuticura Talcum adds a finishing touch. The trio promises clearer skin, cleaner scalp, and softer hands with daily use.
Coal Mine in a Street Scotland Dug Up At Rate
A coal mine in a street in Scotland is being dug at nine to ten tons per day. The pit reaches a depth of eighty eight feet.
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Scotland
Not Patented What do you take for rheums A day off
A short note jokes about remedies for rheumatic complaints and taking a day off. The fragment implies rest as a humorous cure and suggests a light, casual tone from a column or item in a newspaper.
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