It Must Not Be A Lover’s Parting Night Song
A lyrical fragment portrays two lovers under a moonlit sea night. They sense a destined farewell as their hearts burn with longing and restraint. The speaker notes their souls still ache with remembered eyes and lips, while the moon and sea echo their parting fate.
The Dock Murder Case and a Business Woman’s Duty
A harbor murder mystery unfolds with a bartender and two pirates found linked to a key victim. The tale traces interrogation, State evidence, and eventual convictions as identity and motive emerge from coffee grains and a waterfront bar. The narrative shifts to advocate for women balancing work and home life, stressing prudence and focus to protect business interests.
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Dock
Business Women and Marriage Prospects
A recent observer counters the idea that women in business are unsuitable wives. He argues that employed women enhance respect, regard, and sympathy in marriage, reducing friction and worry for their partners.
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Tie
Old Maine dance night ends with mix up tune switch
In Lewiston Maine a minor collision occurred but caused no injuries. An elderly fiddler known for quick timing refused a demand for Speed the Plow and instead played The Girl I Left Behind Me after a brief interruption from dancers. The incident reflected a lively country dance scene fading into a melodic shuffle.
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Lewiston Journal
Maine
Treasures of a Spanish Palace
The Madrid royal palace, described by International Magazine, is an early 20th century Italian-designed structure costing 85,000,000. White marble, 470 by 470 feet with a 240 foot square glass court, houses a vast library of 100,000 volumes and priceless papers, pictures, bronzes, and marble.
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Warbird Sauys the International
Versailles
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Johnson on Truth and Honest Servants
The account notes Dr. Johnson’s oath like speech and his intolerance for lying. He distrusted servants who hid his whereabouts and warned that truthfulness safeguards integrity. He treated strict truth as a sacred duty and avoided embellishment even in minor anecdotes.
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Dr. Johnson
Home Folks and a Child's Quiet Prayer
A mother reassures young Margaret that God is always with her even as she begs not to be left alone. The tale contrasts faith with a child's wish for familiar relatives. It also notes neighbors’ habit of listening for screams after a kitchen scrubbing and a widow’s remark on finding a husband by the ear.
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Francis Newport
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The Two Thieves and the Central Cross Sermon
Dr. Talmage compares three crosses near Jerusalem to unbelief and faith. The right cross symbolizes worldly unbelief, the left cross represents repentance, and the middle cross embodies Christ’s redemptive sacrifice for humanity. The sermon urges embracing the middle cross for salvation.
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