Winter Grief Opposes Spring In A Poetic Scene
The piece contrasts cold November mornings and harsh stove heat with burning coal and despairing thoughts. It invokes stairs and relief promised by spring while lamenting the season's burdens, ending with a New York World attribution.
The Black Rose and a Love That Changed A Life
A man falls for Eveline Gunthen a social butterfly whose vanity and cold heart are exposed after he crafts a black rose to win her approval. She rejects him at a ball revealing his awakening to genuine love with Marie, a florist’s daughter, and he plans a future with her, winning Marie’s consent and her father’s blessing.
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S. Narben
Eveline
Marig
King's Place
Graf
Evansfeld
Brent
Marie
Bath
Knd
Eastgate
Anyon
Ring
Frauldin Grinther
Evgetine
Rene
Luke
Flower Association
Herr
Crowsfeld
Fraulein
Praulein Marie
Fraulein Gunthen
Fraulein Guothen
Marié
Beltre
Alfre ‘Ghiupaene
Frederi—Gunthen
Gunthen
Behre
The Maple House and its Japanese club scene
A Tokio correspondent describes The Maple House as a select Japanese club for the upper class. The piece details its origins from a carved tree sprouting near a lake, the autumn foliage, and the elegant Japanese styling. It recalls tea service, maple leaf decorations, and young ladies serving guests, with a light note on American visitors and fashion.
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Maple House
Japan
A. Tokio
San Francisco
Oive
Tue
Conny
Quotes on respect and courtesy from a Nebraska Journal item
A Nebraska Journal piece quotes contemplation on treating others with equal courtesy when meeting someone perceived as inferior. The writer notes such encounters are rare and may test one’s restraint.
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Nebraska State Tournal
Irish Rent Reductions Hit Landlords and Tenants Alike
The Irish land commission ordered rent cuts from six to twenty two percent on rents fixed years ago, averaging fourteen percent and totaling two million pounds annually. The measure, permanent and retroactive to 1881 arrears, harms land capital while critics blame English ministry influence. emigration and agricultural decline in Ireland and Britain fuel the broader depression.
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Ireland
Irish Land Commission
Trish
United States
Treland
Enghard
England
Cosbine
France
Friance
Europe
Plymouth
Loril
America
Ireh
Iris Land Commission
Caring for the Sick: Gentle, Calm, Considerate Conduct
The Boston Journal of Education advises care for the sick with minimal changes in caregivers, quiet behavior, and restrained talking. It warns against irritations from too many helpers and suggests careful flower choices and discreet presence by the bedside.
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Boston Journal of Education
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