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Language of the Woods and a Maine romance
A New England teacher Eliza Jane, writing verses titled Language of the Woods while visiting the Maine mountains, loses her poetry basket. Elvis Smith reappears in the editor’s office, revealing a long rekindled romance sparked by the woods. The excerpt ends with a reflection on man’s impact on nature, citing Edward Carpenter.
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Eliza Jane
New England
Maine woods
Jave
Marie
Elias
Elvis Smith
Mrs. Tart
Ellen Jane
Eliza Jnne
Cilza Jane
Jane
love
Maine
wilde
Chas Smith
Tas L. Smith
BP. Browning Smith
liza Jane Robinson
Tilza Jane
Tas Smith
Etat Jane
equitiel
Alderman Smuth
Parthenon
Acropolis
Edward Carpenter
Love Across the Atlantic and a Smuggler's Unmasked Plan
Alan Lovering meets Madeline Varick abroad and falls for her. A telegram intercepted on a voyage hints at a broken engagement. After landing, customs expose a wealthy smuggling plot by Varick and her aunt, but Lovering forgives and wins her as his wife. Florence Gilbert reports.
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Alan Lovering
Paris
Varick
Loverag
Madelaine Varick
Lovering
lover
Valicks
America
Madeline Varick
Miss Varick
Mies Varick
Sue
Hudson river
Miss Varlek
New York
Levering
Lonor
FLORENCE GILBERT
Steam Power Triumphs Over Naval Opposition
Admiral Sir Charles Sappler fought steam power in the navy and warned of war dangers yet Napier later commanded the largest steam navy. Lord Derby chaired a steam navigation inquiry while Stephenson doubted Atlantic steamship crossing, pledging to eat a boiler if it happened.
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Charles Sapfler
royal navy
house of commons
Charles Napier
Lord Stanley
Lord Derby
George Stephenson
Atlantic
Frea Lunch For a Lion and the Lion Tamer
A street vendor named Tie sells suspenders while claiming to be Professor Piccolomini the lion tamer in a palmy class. He recalls taming Frederick Barbarossa, who proved wild when taught to eat from his hand, costing three fingers and forcing a change from show tricks to selling suspenders for twenty five cents.
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Frea
Tie
Professor Piccolomini
Frederick Barbarossa
Frederick
New York
Coonley Beg pardon and miles to Jayville in quirky dialect
A humorous missive uses dialect to ask how many miles to Jayville as a driver seeks a pardon and avoids personal details. It evokes rural speech and character names while centering on a travel question and a social reaction.
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Coonley
Coffee debate annoys the FI board at Somerville Journal
In Somerville Journal discussions the FI board questions whether strong coffee keeps one awake. Binks asks if strong brew helps staying alert, while Jinks answers uncertainty.
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FI board
Somerville Journal
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