If You Love Me Carling Tell Me With Your Eyes
Miss Jennie Godfrey recalls a youthfully stubborn engagement with Jack Carling who went to study medicine in Germany and became a Vienna surgeon. She forgives him after a surprise reunion when he arrives to declare his love and his willingness to marry, reversing their earlier quarrel over worth and marriage. The tale ends with reconciliation and renewed affection.
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Jennie Godfrey
Aunt Jen
Miss Godfrey
Bess
Jack Carling
Jack
Germany
Vienna
Carling
Absconding Cashier Linked to Wall Street Shadow
A Boston Transcript note, in a brief column, hints the fleeing cashier was a compliant figure in Wall Street circles and references his shipping activities as a natural result of that tie.
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Marks
Wall Street
Harks
Boston
Preference Battle Over Women In Voting Roles
The article contrasts two viewpoints as women debate who should handle votes. Some women favor direct participation at polls while others argue for restraint and voter management by male or female officials. The piece notes tensions around gender roles in election administration.
The King's Daily Tasks and Royal Handwritings Compared
The king of England remains fully occupied with private letters and official documents, often confiding delicate notes to ministers. George writes clearly, Queen Mary's script is bold with flourishes, and Queen Alexandra’s handwriting reflects an earlier neat angular style.
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England
King George
Queen Mary
Queen Alexandra
Her Majesty
Easy Rhyming Game for a Pleasant Parlor Night
A simple rhyming parlor game asks players to write their own rhymes for an easy verse form such as a sonnet. Avoid obscure terms, choose open vowel rhymes, and share the results aloud for lively amusement.
A Rhode Island Politician Chases Off Son Over Prank
A Rhode Island candidate, returning home angered by a nineteen year old son’s prank, sternly warns that the boy is a candidate for a whipping. The son replies, I hope PH be defeated as he looks up at his father.
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Rhode Island
T Frank
Harper’s Bazar
Eviction Threat Over Boiler Failure Delays Rent
Tenants in a fashionable apartment face eviction for nonpayment as the boiler is out of service. The fault lies in the boiler outage causing rent inability and heightened tensions among residents and landlords.
Dressing Dispute Sparks Father Son Debate
A brief dialogue contrasts a twenty year old's fussing over clothes with a father's remark that youth are naturally particular about their dress. The exchange highlights generational attitudes toward appearance and self-presentation.
Child readers' bold burglar replies spark debate
A British school periodical asked readers what they would do if a burglar appeared. Ena Cox age eleven would warn and let others handle themselves. Daisy Handscomb age twelve would confront the intruder with a pistol or water and pail, then strike with tongs until police arrive.
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Ena Cox
Daisy Handscomb
Father
Unusual Foster Trio as Hen Nests Kittens in Ayrshire
In Dreghorn district Scotland a hen builds a nest in straw and broods kittens in a byre. A cat initially occupies the nest but is driven off by the hen which then covers the litter under its wings. The cat returns for its turn, but the hen reclaims the nest each day, pecking the cat without harming the kittens.
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Dreghorn
Ayrshire
Scotland
Uncovered Buried City by Yale Explorer in Peru
Prof. Hiram Bingham returns from the Yale Peruvian expedition after extensive work at Machu Picchu. He reports clearing jungle and finding over a hundred caves with baths houses and palaces, revealing most of the Inca city despite opposition from Peru's president and congress. He says he will not return soon.
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Hiram Bingham
Yale
Manchu Picchu
Billinghurst
Congress
Bingham
Peru
Loyalty and Charm Stirred by a Chemistry Themed Quip
A fragmented dialogue features a world famous chemist and a joke about a “scientific marriage.” The exchange hints at a playful, flirtatious mood centered on a room decorated by a renowned chemical artist and the idea of sleeping there after the paint dries.
Dark Outlook Ahead as Coal Bill Looms
Intense exchange reveals concern over a forthcoming coal bill. He warns of a bleak period while she confirms the looming financial burden.
The Crop Caption Question
A farmer jokes about farming as he asks what is being grown this season. The reply turns to humor about the mortgage, reflecting rural life and finances in a light exchange.
The Line Drawn Between Consistency and a New Cook
A debate about constant variety in life contrasts with frustration over a new cook every week. The line question frames preferences for stability versus change in domestic service.
Doctor Offers Advice as Husband Refuses Help
A patient rejects the doctor’s suggested change citing his wife controls his finances. The exchange underscores strain over medical guidance and household finances.
Hatchet Faced Woman Quips Back to Baggs
In a terse exchange a man named Baggs accuses a woman of aggression, and she retorts that she cut him recently. The brief flare hints at a personal clash remarking on appearance and a prior action.
Farmer’s Butter or Goat? A Droll Farm Riddle
A farmer claims to have the finest butter on his farm. The punchline reveals the riddle: “It’s his goat,” turning the boast into a humorous note about a goat producing the dairy.
North Georgia Agricultural College Prospectus
North Georgia Agricultural College presents tuition and living costs for the year from 125 to 175 dollars. The prospectus touts a mild climate mountain setting, disciplined training, civil military programs, and full courses in agriculture mining engineering commercial science. Campuses provide dormitory living under officers and a U.S. Army supervised cadet band. For information contact G. R. Glenn president.
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Georgia
U.S. Army
G. R. Glenn
Sheriff Sales in Lumpkin County Georgia 1913 Notice
Tax executions issued by J M Ricketts collect or against numerous Lumpkin County lands for 1912 taxes will be sold at public outcry at the Lumpkin county courthouse in Dahlonega on the first Tuesday in June 1913. Property includes multiple lots across Habersham now Lumpkin, Fifth District First Section, Sixth District First Section and Fifteenth District First Section totaling hundreds of acres with various fractional portions. Sale is to satisfy unreturned unimproved lands for taxes due to the State and County.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Dahlonega
Gale
Lumpkin
Habersham
J. M. Ricketts
Attention Message Calls for Public Notice
A terse notice requests attention to a public matter and invites readers to note the forthcoming information or action. The alert stresses awareness and civic engagement without detailing specifics.
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C. C. Kerrs
Dahlonega Feed & Livery Stable
College Street
G. H. Moore
Daily Hack
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M.G. Head & Co
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Gotham
Baggs
North Georgia Agricultural College
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Dahlonaga, Ga
W. B. Townsend
Atlanta
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