The Daffodils Poem Fragment Recalled
Fragments of a vintage poem describe a primordial world with Night and a dawning light. The lines evoke daffodils budding as the sun touches hills and a subtle universal thrill as day begins. The text resembles archaic verse with a faded manuscript feel.
His Own Girl. A tale of Gerald Fancourt and a waif
Gerald Fancourt abducts a hungry girl, raises her as Carrie King through ten years of schooling and money, planning a future wife. On the final day she arrives in a pristine white dress, promising to become his intended partner, as two worlds of manipulation converge.
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Erald Fancourt
Grosvenor Place
Green Park
Picgedilly
Gerald
EP Dunga
Fes
King Street
Waite Hotel
Trevald
OWL
Carrie King
Cmed Muix Academies
Fancourt
Hoe
Carrie
TV Viewce
Bin
Isky
Alex
Jack Leonard
Bogus Porter and Bad Ring
Detectives at Central station recount a con man ring scam told by Lieut George Perry. A society fool paid $20 for a fake diamond ring bought from a Pullman porter on Madison Street near the union depot, then learned the porter and ring were both fake.
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Central Station
George Perry
Mailison Street
Union Depot
Chicago
Young Wolseley Survives Burma Jungle Ambush
In his twenties Wolseley led a small detachment in Burma when he fell into a deep hole and found himself on the enemy side. Emerging again he faced a heavy bullet volley, slid back, then sprinted for safety. He was about two hundred yards from British lines and wounded three times.
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Lord Wolseley
Burma
Wolseley
Jie
Remarkable Attendance Record With Holiday Illnesses
London Westminster Gazette recounts Thomas Ward of Walworth who never missed a school day in eleven years starting in fourth grade. He earned an attendance medal after being never absent or late, despite contracting measles and whooping cough during holidays.
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Walworth
Thomas Ward
School Board For London
London Westminster Gazette
Island of Key West Coral Island Population and Size
Island of Key West is a coral formation covering about 2 000 acres and houses a population around 20 000 comprised of Americans Cubans Negroes and Chinese in a diverse community.
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Key West
Tell Jesus to ease your burden and frightful fears
A preacher recounts Jesus as the listening ear for grieving disciples after John the Baptist's death. He urges burdened souls to go and tell Jesus, promising relief from sin's weight through divine grace and conviction, citing biblical imagery and historical metaphors.
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Jesus
Christ
Gor
Temptation, Suffering, and Christ's Help For Believers
A sermon urges readers to count life by mercies not earthly time, notes everyone faces temptation, and urges turning to Jesus for strength. It frames persecution as normal for Christians, emphasizes Christ's nearness and power, and ends with the note that Florence Fensham becomes the first woman student admitted to Chicago Theological Seminary.
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Alfred
Chicago Theological Seminary
Florence Fensham
American College For Girls
Constantinople
Destructive Fire Ravages Bloomington Business District
A major blaze swept Bloomington Illinois damaging more than half the business blocks and the courthouse, with losses estimated at no less than 2 million dollars. The fire originated at the Model Laundry and spread rapidly toward the courthouse square, aided by dynamite to halt the flames. Firefighters from Bloomington joined by crews from Springfield and Peoria fought the inferno, saving the post office while destroying the Durley Theater and several remodeled buildings.
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Bloomington
Court House
Court House Square
Springfield
Peoria
Monroe Street
Post Office
Durley
Amusing hotel side lights amuse delegates in Philadelphia
A tale of hotel quirks at a Philadelphia gathering where delegates encounter a button driven service system at Walton hotel. A Southern delegate misread a hall boy request, prompting an unexpected chain of responders including a physician and head laundress. Electric lighting puzzles also amuse a Montana guest who cannot switch off a lamp plugged into the bed area and hides it in a bureau drawer.
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Philadelphia
Walton
Montana
Northwestern I road opens in Chicago and banks discuss merger
News notes report the Northwestern I road opening in Chicago while Chicago First National and Cujon National banks may consolidate. Reports claim a Co yean minister’s torture ended in death and Venezuelan troops captured Gen Hernandez. New Zealand sends nearly 2000 troops to South Africa.
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Northwestern
I.” Road
Chicago
Chicago First National
Cujon
Hernandez
New Zealand
South Africa
Coursing Club
Fort Scott
Kan
Michigan
Kansas
William H. Seward
Kansas State Historical Society
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