Old Warmin Pan Nostalgia Shaped by Childhood Night
Art Wheelock Upson reflects in the Chicago Times Herald on childhood fears and comforts around a warm stove the Old Warmin Pan. He recalls silent hallways, squeaky floors, looming shadows, and family warmth that turned fear into fond memory as winter nights grew bright with silver and gold.
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Art Wheelock Upson
Chicago Times- Herald
Departure of Mrs Stockman and Mrs Garrison from Honolulu
Arm strong learns Mrs Garrison sails aboard the China from Honolulu as the fifth expedition halts in camp. The scene at the gate shows trunks marked M G while Mrs Stockman faces departure and Witchie ends remonstrances to allow the farewell.
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Mrs. Frank
Honolulu
Billy Gray
Witchie
Garrison
China
Armstrong
Market Street
Rose Gift Sparks Affective Farewell On The Promenade
On the rail as the ship departed, officers cried Armstrong’s name while mournful faces, fluttering kerchiefs and tossed flowers filled the crowd. Amy Lawrence appears in a poised, smiling gesture, showering him with roses as he recoils in astonished defeat and confusion at the sight of her.
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Honolulu Kouna
Prime
Amy Lawrence
Queen of the Fleet Sets Sail From Honolulu
The Queen of the Fleet with boys in blue aboard leaves Honolulu for Manila after cheers from the crowd and bands. A nurse in white, two army wives, and a general observe as the ship glides away with flowers, garlands, and a final wave.
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Pacific Service
Manila
Honolulu
Hawaii
Philippines
Prairies
Red Cross
Bennington
Queen of the Queen sails with Mrs Garrison claiming captain’s cabin
On the Queen voyage to Manila, Mrs. Garrison engineers to occupy the generals room, winning the ship’s finest berth with an improvised swap. The plan pleases officers and alarms others as she anchors herself near the bridge amid a festive departure in Honolulu.
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Witchie Garrison
S.atm
Stanley
Armstrong
Honolulu
Stewart
Gen. Drayton
San Francisco
Pacific
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Manila
Lanai
Berger
Shenandoah
West
Mrs. Garrison
Billy Gray
Louis
Frank
Col. Armstrong
Frank Garrison
Bay of Honolulu
Friends Save Painter in Fall Heroic Ground Rescue
James Brown and Harry Lee, both painters and unmarried, were on a city high building when James slipped. Harry leaped to the spot and braced the fall, saving his friend at the cost of his own injuries. They both survived, with James badly hurt but grateful, and Harry caring for James's ill mother as the hospital notes a deep mutual gratitude.
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James Brown
Harry Lee
Itarry
Harry
James
Flower Hospital
New York
Flarry
Philadelphia
North American
Pamela
Hetty
Philadelphia Bulletin
Baltimore
Gary, Gulch
Philadelphia Record
James Whitcomb Riley
Bill” Nye
Riley
Nye
San Francisco Argonaut
Sweet Girl
Detroit Journal
Retort from Norwich Dean Sparks Farm Lad Etiquette
A Norwich dean relates a humorous episode where a farm lad blocks passage at a field stile and quips that the dean teaches, but the lad feeds himself. The tale mocks pretension with the lad’s sharp reply about self-reliance.
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Norwich
London
The Merciful Motorman
A Brooklyn motorman recalls rescuing a passenger from a dangerous situation after a night with the car crowd. He explains how he moved passengers to the front and used the brake to stop the car, preventing a tragedy.
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Brooklyn
The Sunday School Lesson on Matthew Nine to Ten
A classroom summary of Jesus teaching in Galilee with the healing of many, the compassion for the flock, and the commissioning of the Twelve Apostles. It outlines the selection of Peter Andrew James John Philip Bartholomew Thomas Matthew James son of Alphaeus and Judas Iscariot and their mission to preach to Israel, heal the sick, and cast out demons.
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Rf Uy
H.C. Lenington
Jesus
Simon
Peter
Andrew
James
Perth
Christ
Galilee
Twelve
Thunder
John
Bartholomew
Nathaniel
Lebbaeus
Thaddeus
Judas
Jude
Judas Iscariot
Iscariot
Keriott
Kingdom of Heaven
Two Sayings of John the Baptist Summary
John the Baptist linked two core sayings to Jesus: Behold the Lamb of God who bears sin and he shall baptize with the Holy Ghost and with fire. These lines unite atonement and regeneration as the gospel message.
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John the Baptist
Jesus
William M. Taylor
Nonsense and Town Topics in Early 20th Century Gossip
A collage of witty quips and humor notes from Philadelphia and Baltimore papers, with exchanges on weddings, intellect, bicycling, theater, and graduates. The items mix light satire about couples, editors, and public amusements, reflecting urban newspaper chatter and social foibles.
Linen handkerchiefs bad and dangerous, doctor warns
The influenza bacillus expert Dr Pfeiffer argues linen handker chiefs spread 70 percent of colds and head throat and lung inflammations. He urges paper tissues instead, noting microbes thrive in damp warm pockets and handkerchiefs, while smart wearers spread disease via handshakes.
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New York
Pfeiffer
Chicago Chronicle
Proposal Sparks Nervous Night in Chicago
Stella-I felt dread as Jack proposed, Maude wondered at the shock, and both feared an interruption. The Chicago Evening News frames the moment as a tense marital welcome to a life changing question.
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Stella
Jack
Maude
Chicago Evening News
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