Wakeley mansion scandal ends in redemption with forgiveness
In a domestic drama set at The Hemlocks Rufus Mildmay faces ruin through forgery and debt. His stepmother Mrs Mildmay intervenes guiding him to confess and repay two thousand pounds. Rosamond fears betrayal but finds relief as Rufus begins anew while Mrs Mildmay counsels reconciliation and prudent living.
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Literature of Today Claims Superiority to Past by Librarian Poole
Librarian Poole asserts modern literature surpasses earlier works in moral tone and scope. He cites Sterne, Fielding, George Eliot, Darwin, Huxley, and Tyndall, arguing contemporary writers show greater stylistic and factual merit while historic authors remain influential but less dominant.
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House for sale in Detroit reveals harsh buyer realities
A western Detroit resident recounts buyers of his $10,000 house, noting most have little money and many bluff during visits. Many request changes or oppose features, while some misjudge location or fixtures. After cycles of discourtesy and deception, the owner now charges $2 for showings and questions buyers directly if they intend to view the house.
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Henry Irving at Harvard Guest of Honor at Buffalo Luncheon
Harper's for June recounts Henry Irving the English actor visiting Harvard and Boston. At a Harvard luncheon, President and Mrs. Eliot greeted him and asked if he was a university man. He replied no, his business manager is.
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