The Pantomime and a Columbine Love Story
A tale follows Teddy Benton and Violet Glenn as a charity pantomime bonds two young hearts. Years later Teddy rescues Lucille, daughter of a wealthy family, revealing long hidden parentage and sealing a lifelong love with Violet. The piece blends romance with reflections on kindness, youth, and the pain of misjudgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Violet
Sand
Mrs. Benton
Periodicals review highlights Gladstone and government papers
The April Eclectic extols sound thought and literature with a main discussion on Mr. Gladstone's biblical cosmogony by Huxley and Drummond. Theodore Childs critiques The United States in Through the States, while Frederick Harrison attacks pedantry in A Pedantic Nuisance. E L Godkin and G C Swayne comment on republican government and Irish issues. published by E R B Perroy, 55 Bend Street, New York.
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Gladstone
Huxley
Henry Drummond
Theodore Childs
United States
States
Frederick Harrison
E. L. Godkin
G. C. Swayne
E. R B. Perroy
Bend Street
New York
Prank Leslie's Popular Monthly ends amid varied features
A summary of the April issue outlines pieces on Ivor yachting in Aptian conditions, vessel histories and forms, exciting ice spins in Meet vehicles, Mayer's Chesapeake reminiscences, Gustave Doré’s artist story, and the Frenchwoman in the East. Short stories by McCann, Hildreth, Kirby, Brooke, and Boutello complete the table of contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivor
Aptian
Mr. Stephens
Frans Lestie
Pervian Monthly
F. B. Mayer
Ae Balmier Chesapeake
C.L. Hildreth
George Kirby
Elinor Brooke
Clarence M. Boutello
Dissection Night Recalls Grim Student Room Tale
A fragment from a 19th century article recalls a dissecting room scene in which a girl believed to be under seventeen lay on a table among others. The narrator notes no marks on her skin and a locket with a motherly inscription, then states the body was not dissected that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Violet Glenn
Blanche
Columbine
Mia Benton
Harlequa Ss
Mrs. Benton
Terry
Violet
Oxford
Mise de Laney
Uris
Mamma
Lucille
Annay
John Baxter
United States Circuit Court
East Tennesse
Virginia
Georgia
Central Trust Company
New York
Custom House
T. Gautier
Selma
Rome
Dalton
Centaal Trust Company
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Knoxville
Brunswick
Meridian
Miss
Bristol
Tenn
Morriatown
Ooltewah
East Tennessee
Ohio
Memphis
Charleston
Alabama
Mississippi
Mather
Fink
Knorville Tribune
Leyes
Cinotanti Enquérer
Madison. Peters
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Peters
Philadelphia Times
Rushey
Waasuixoroy
Senate Committee On Finance
Edmunds
Vesuvius Displays Dramatic Nighttime Eruptions
Report describes Mount Vesuvius showing intensified internal motions and vivid eruptions with red hot lava bursts cascading down the slope. By morning a snow cover marked the scarred surface, while a white smoke plume rose into the sky.
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Mount Vesuvius
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