Egg Dance Sparks Hope For Redford And Mabel
On the Monte Marino piazza American Arold Redford meets Mabel Carruthers. A moonlit stroll leads to a peasant egg dance where they test their bond by dancing over eggs without breaking any. The moment deepens Redford's feelings as they share a quiet kiss and a playful remark about introducing the egg dance in America.
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AROLD REDFORD
Hotel Mediterranean
Redford
Mabel Carruthers
Central park
Mediterranean
Carruthers
Mabel
Miss Carruthers
Leibert’s
Polo grounds
terrace
Margaret of
Austria
Philibert
Savoy
Monte Florino
San Lucia
Old-Style Architecture in Newburyport Described
Samuel Eliot Morison notes Newburyport features federalist architecture with enduring traces along High Street near the Merrimack. He cites a shift in the 1790s to brick three story hip roofed houses with gardens, built by ship carpenters whose toolings on panel and chimneypiece show vigor without McIntire style porches.
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Newburyport
Minss
Samuel Eliot Morison
Massachusetts
High street
Merrimack
Chestnut street
Salem
McIntire
Start Has Father Ready to Marry Clarence Littleneck
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes a plan for a marriage between Clarence Littleneck and his partner amid family concerns. The father complains the suitor has no funds to furnish a home, while the daughter seeks to begin a new life. The notice emphasizes paternal skepticism and the couple’s ambitions.
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Wellant
mmarry Clarence Littleneck
Philadelphia Bulletin
Debate over origins of the name Arizona
Authorities differ on Arizona's name origin. Some trace it to the Spanish arida zona meaning rid zone or dry region, while others claim arizuma meaning silver bearing. The discussion reflects ongoing linguistic interpretation without a definitive conclusion.
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Arizona
Growth of United States land area since founding
The article notes the original 18 states covered 802,185 square miles and states the current U S territory is now four times that size, highlighting dramatic territorial expansion.
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United States
Identified There’s One Born Every Minute Phrase
A quotation from the Stoches ter Times Union notes a boastful belief in instant Wall Street success, describing a character who claims he can be at Wall Street with unshakable conviction.
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Wall street
Stochester Times-Union
Engineer and the Pilot on the Sayville River War
Patterson the engineer lusts after revenge and the girl he loves while Bolton the pilot faces a treacherous plan as the Sayville battles a raging storm and the deadly drawbridge. In a dramatic river clash Bolton sacrifices himself to save two hundred lives, losing his nerve afterward.
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Sayville
Patterson
Sayvlile
Bolton
Pwrintee
Middleburch
Bisbie
Shopping Misadventure in a Crowded Store
A man shopping with his wife drifted from counter to counter in a weary search for something he could not name. He finally plunged into the crowd and emerged gasping. His wife asked if he got what he wanted. he snapped that he hadn’t even reached for it.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Old Man Way Riffs on Rich Uncle
An unnamed speaker, Old Man Way, criticizes his wealthy uncle and says nothing from him will ever be gained. He quips that even all the bread cast upon the waters would not make a luncheon wafer for a goldfish.
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Wayback
Effective Duster From Cheesecloth and Kerosene
A brief note describes making a duster for flue furniture by saturating cheesecloth in kerosene oil and hanging it in sunlight to dry.
Literature as a History of Mankind in Books
A reflection on literature stating that all mankind's deeds thoughts gains are preserved in books. The pages act as magical preservation and the books become the chosen possession of people, underscoring the enduring value of written works.
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George Elliot
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