He's Going to the Devil Aboard a Moorish Feast
In Peel harbor a drunken revel unfolds with Kisseck and Mona’s world, Christian trembles as a toast to him turns appalling, and Danny Fayle confesses a hidden love for Mona while unrequited longing shadows his days. The tale shifts to a wry Boston Courier quip and a solemn Gibraltar funeral for a Roman Catholic sister.
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Pea
Ife
Christian
Wren Kisseck
Nisseck
Kisseck
Stringer
Risseck
Oud Castland
Bill Nisseck
Christian Mytrea
Herrin
Davy Cain
Bar Nemce
Danny Fayle
Hisseck
Danny
Bil
House of Keys
Tle
Lek
Amd
Paton
Tommy-Bill-beg
Gibraltar
My Here Is Sorrow On the Sha Chapter Excerpt
Two months pass as winter winds sweep the sea. On December twenty third Mona Creeven, Danny Fayle, and Ruby walk the Orry head shore. The girl laughs and explores shells while waves touch their boots in a vivid coastal scene.
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Mona Creeven
Danny Fayle
Ruby
Orry
Danny
Mona
Woman Reporter Sets Pace In Court Work And Bike Run
Miss Sadie Monroe Swift of Massachusetts earns two honors as the first officially recognized female court stenographer for Middlesex and Barnstable terms of the Supreme Court. She also reportedly rode from Yarmouth to Boston in under ten hours, covering eighty eight and a half miles, possibly the first woman to complete the run.
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Sadie Monroe Swift
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Barnstable
Supreme Court
Yarmouth
Boston
New York Ledger
Aristocratic boarding house in New York earns fame
A young widow in New York has built a fortune by running a high end boarding house. She bought a hundred thousand dollar house with hotel amenities and an elevator. Patrons pay Waldorf level prices, with personalized napkins and linen. She says young men dine there when they tire of Delmonico's.
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New York
Delmonico’s
Detroit Free Press
Traveling amanuensis idea for women relief work
A woman proposed organizing several female employers to share a traveling amanuensis. She suggested one hour daily per clerk with the rest of the day covered by other women, reducing individual expense while providing aggregate pay. The concept appeared in the New York Times.
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Tshe
Ofice
New York
Cimes
Ancient chafing dish traced in Greco Roman history
The New York Post notes that women first valued chafing dishes for convenience and pleasure. Seneca, Soyer, Cicero, and Pliny are cited, describing a brass anthepsa with a double bottom and rapid cooking. The dish appeared in America by 1720, with a wealthy father ordering brass coating-dishes for a bride.
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Soyer
Cicero
Pliny
Aesopus
America
England
New York Post
Gould heiresses study law to gain self rely on vast fortunes
The Atlanta Constitution notes two of Jay Goulds daughters have enrolled in a New York university law class. They do not intend to practice but seek legal knowledge to safeguard their wealth, inspire other rich women, and demonstrate the value of legal study for personal discipline and protection against fraud.
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Jay Gould
New York University
Atlanta Constitution
The German Housewife and national habit of saving
The article discusses German women saving as a notable trait, comparing it to French women and noting the influence of national affairs on their domestic practices. It highlights that German women play a smaller role in national matters, yet their thrift remains prominent within the home.
The German housewife as depicted by the Chicago Record
The piece portrays the German housefrau as a highly capable woman, skilled in housekeeping and frugal living. It highlights her practical education, literacy in languages, and knowledge of science and arts, framing her as a well prepared partner for an educated husband and family duties.
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Tennyson
Burgerliche
Fashion Notes Reflect Autumn Wardrobe Trends
The piece surveys 1910s style shifts with daring shades like tangerine and maize, flat pointed curls, small checked silk petticoats, and silk skirts in Parisian fashion. It notes dress improvers, crepe tissue room decor, and new cloak silhouettes, plus trims, collars, and velvet contrasts shaping evening wear and gowns.
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Paris
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