Romance of a Broken Nose at the Club to a Home
An injured pedestrian romance unfolds from a rainy club window to a hospital room where Hugh Edgerton learns his fiancée Clara has aged into a widow mother named Clara Pomeroy. He returns to find the girl he loved grown, and Clara reveals she is now Clara’s mother, matching a different generation. He marries Clara, not the youth he imagined.
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Howard Chichester
Mr. Chichester
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Corwith
Miss Corwith
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Hugh Edgerton
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Clara Pomeroy
Hongkong
China
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America
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San Francisco
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The Rating Pagston from the Louisville Courier Journal
A dialogue mockup notes Pa’s wealth and social status while discussing his indulgence in buying a car and the temptation to transport paying passengers as they ride about. The excerpt hints at class and mobility themes in a period setting.
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Pagston
Louisville Courier-Journal
Thoughts Shape Destiny in Daily Mindset
A reflection on how thinking drives future self and success. It argues that today’s thoughts are potent forces influencing long term outcomes and personal growth.
Would Qualify Possible Employer Job Interview Dialogue
A brief exchange shows a job applicant asserting willingness to learn while the interviewer warns about praising a friend. The dialogue underscores honesty and readiness to train, set against general hiring caution.
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New York Times
Old London Firms and Their Legacy in Modern Trade
Two historic London tradesmen Pepys noted still endure in modern times. Hill the Bond Street violin maker and Dan Rawlinson of Menchurch Street founded shops whose signs, sugar loaves, canisters, and scales persist in the current Davidson Newman & Co. tea era, where Rawlinson once charged fifteen dollars per pound.
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London
Pepys
Hill
Bond street
Dan Rawlinson
Menchurch street
England
Davidson, Newman & Co
Rawlinson
Qan Rawlinson
Exchange
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J. L. EVERNGAM
DENTON, MARYLAND
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MARTHA V. MONROE
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Dentonational Bank
T. C. WEST
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HARVEY L. COOPER
SAMUEL G. NUTTLE DINN'TON
SAMUEL G. NUTTLE
Telephone Building
DENTON
BID
The Peoples National Bank
DENTON, MD
ALBERT G. TOWERS, Prest
T. F. JOHNSON
FRANTZ BROS
M. K. FRANTZ
READING TERMINAL
PHILADELPHIA
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