Miss Hartingtons Face a Difficult Emersonians Dilemma
In a quiet city arts scene two Hartington sisters, Phhemie and Phosie, weigh whether to admit widower Mr Green into their Emersonians circle amid rumors and social rivalries. Their plan hinges on balancing art careers with social status as they navigate the man’s unwanted attention and a looming vote.
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Phemie
Philadelphia
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Green
Emersonians
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Tameo
Phemi
Ham
Enersonians
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Phosio
Picures
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Emily
Miss Crean
Peple
M Hoyster
Fisherman's Daughters
Init Phosie
Mrs. Royster
Tonto
M Royster
Phosie
Phemle
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Yukon Mouth Hoax Fades. No Deep Sea Entrance Found
Government survey party reports failure to locate a deep sea entrance to the Yukon River at its mouth. A broad bar of soft muck across outlets blocks deeper water, requiring extensive dredging before navigation to ocean craft could be possible. River steamers remain expensive and unreliable, delaying Alaska development.
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United States
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Capt. Pratt
Supreme moment in romance charms a married couple
A five year devoted wife recalls a remembered moment when her husband Tom, an architect with a romantic streak, entered the studio after a heated argument. His face lit with triumph as he announced a success and a discharge of the obstacle, leaving a vivid image of the pair’s shared memory.
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the Home Journal
Detroit Prep Press Kissing Row Sparks Quick Debate
A fragment from Detroit Prep Press notes a playful exchange over gifts and neckties, highlighting a short dialogue about style and sentiment. The quirky remark hints at personal dynamics and a humorous domestic moment within a school community.
Columbus in the Philippines Coast Survey Plan
The piece outlines Admiral Dewey's civil duties to conduct a thorough coast survey of the Philippines. It notes soldiers may haul boats overland to survey coastlines, the need for interior maps by civil engineers, and the scarcity of wharves in Manila Cavite and other islands necessitating tide vessels or rowboats for exploration.
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Admiral Dewey
Manila
Philippines
United States
Sam
Coast Survey of the Philippines
Philipspines
Cavite
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