Little Sage and Lucia Face Crumbling Studio Bonds
In a Chicago studio Lucia and Sage debate art and motherhood as their two year old Little Sage clings to a stool. Sage worries Lucia may abandon her work for motherhood, while Lucia fights to stay true to her talent and their partnership with Lacroix, their mentor.
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Lls
Lucia
Sage
Luela
Lacroix
Art Institute
Paris
Chicago
Industry
Lucla
Lucila
Sage Takes Little Sage to Day Nursery Amid Tension
Lucila scolds Sage for running a plan with Miss Gardner, Lacroulx, and Khya while Sage agrees to take Little Sage to a sunny day nursery. Lucila hints at jealousy as she prepares Sage and Khya, and Miss Gardner stays behind with the boy. Sage teases that he has him again, the moment tense yet tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia
Lacroix
Sage
Enein
Wisdom
Luela
Miss Gardner
Lucila
Madame
Lacroulx
Mandame
Oime
Khya
Army Bugles Show Case of Ingenuity in Crafting Instrument
A Pearsons Weekly account details the making of an army bugle from sheet copper to finished instrument. It describes forming the bell and scroll, shaping the narrow tube, filling with molten lead for stability, bending into the final shape, mouthpiece production, and final testing. The piece highlights skilled workmen and specialized machinery in the crafting process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tever
Hanmmer
Pearson’s Weekly
Buck the Line Hard on the Football Field
A college football game vignette recounts a freshman tackle facing a hold by a teammate. The coach delivers a hard lesson: excuses are useless, results matter, and those who accomplish things do not let themselves be held. The piece closes with a moral about striving despite obstacles.
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Alu
Phe
Youth
By Hook or by Crook Origin and Misplaced Shoes
A witty exchange shows a wife questioning her husband about his odd behavior after returning home from Shaw's play. He defends himself as reasonable, joking he may have stood on his head or feet. The piece links the phrase by hook or by crook to Irish defenders at Limerick defending two channels, the Hook and the Crook.
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Shaw
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Limerick
Great Fountain geyser of Yellowstone described
The Great Fountain geyser in Yellowstone National Park towers over the lower basin, formed on a circular pedestal two feet high with a central deep hot pool. Eruptions fling water up to 100 feet, pouring over the white geyserite plain as spectators witness a unique, quiescent spring within the pedestal.
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Yellowstone National Park
Gyome
Yellowstone
Wiram Martin Chittenden
United States Army
Earthquakes Faulting Process Brought To Light
A Review of Reviews explains that most severe quakes arise from faulting in the earths crust. Stresses build until rocks break along long lines, shifting masses and sending vibrations outward. Severity depends on break extent movement and distance from the disturbance. Volcanic events are mentioned as less severe focal sources.
Ink plant curiosities in Columbia and sea freedom essay
A New York American excerpt notes an Ink plant producing a removable reddish brown then black ink, praised for its gentler effect on steel pens and used for public documents under Spanish rule. The piece also reflects on sea freedom, contrasting the sailor’s rights with land law, and ends with a remark on common sense about seeing and doing things as they ought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
New York American
Real Estate Notice Near Federalsburg in Maryland
CHE undersigned as Attorney for the owner will offer at public sale in front of the Court House door in the town of Denton Caroline county Maryland on the date to be fixed by the court. Sale to include property described in the deed and subject to conditions of sale and existing encumbrances.
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Che
Court House
Denton
Caroline County
State of
Maryland
John A. Drageo
John VT. Carter
W. Brewster Deen
Liber JK. S
Medford’s Wharf
Poplar Neck
Robert
Annie M. Bordley
Harvey L. Cooper
I Liber J
Alexander Baught
Maryland land sale notice amid old parcel description
A 1915 notice sets Tuesday June 29 between 2 and 4 pm for the sale of a land tract in Caroline County Maryland. The parcel spans parts of Burn Stable Henrys Wright Addition to Dean Industry and Nichols Outlet along Andrew Covey Road and the Federalsburg to Two Johns roads, with reference to deeds and the 1870 will of Senah Nichols and survey details by John B Smaler.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Andrew Covey
Federalsburg
John B. Smaler
Griffith’s Branch
Francis Nichols
School House
School Commissioners
Two Johns
Thomas Christopher
Laurel F. Nichols
Senah Nichols
Libur W. G.N
Tackaloe Nerk
Counnty Road
Sparklin’s Mill
Thawley’s Chapel
Harry S. Clark
Clement Drake
Martha Beauchamp
Wright Brothers
Land Sale Notice Describes Property in Caroline County
64 Acres of land described from James A Nichols and wife to Solomon S. Smith dated March 6 1901 and recorded in Liber JKS No 74 folio 188 in Caroline county. One and a half story dwelling house burn stable and outbuildings with small apple orchard. Located at Nichols near Federalburg. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two equal installments with interest or all cash. No deed until purchase money paid. Title papers at purchaser's expense.
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James A. Nichols
Solomon
J. Smith
Liber J. K.S
Caroline County
Nichols
Mederalaburg
Lewis Haverkamp
Mary Haverkamp
Tevalus
Eugene Douglass
Lewis Iaverhanigp
John George Haverkamp
Mary Haverieuingy
Carolinne County
Robert S. Clark
John W. Clark
Register of Wills
Harry S. Clark
Annie M. Bordley
Annie M. Wilkinson
William HH. Wilkinson
Willian H. Wilkinson
Samuel C. Wilkinson
Curare County
Public Sale of Valuable Land under Mortgage to Provident Bank
Under a 1905 mortgage from Lewis Haverkamp to Provident Savings Bank of Preston the land in Caroline county will be sold by J Alan Goldsborough as assignee. The two story dwelling and outbuildings are described, with sale terms one third cash and balance next year or all cash at option. Possession given after sale. papers at purchaser expense.
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Lewis Haverkamp
John George Haverkamp
Annie B. Haverkamp
Provident Savings Bank
Preston
Maryland
J. Alan Goldsborough
Liber T. I. D
Caroline County
T. Alan Goldskorgugeh
Wass Ump
Auletionecer
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Frank A. Mudgey Co
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Generatasa
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Geo. C. Moore
Queen Anne, Md
Titus
Mughes Lumber & Coal CO
Sittin
Bliss Native Herbs
M. H. Thomas
Ridgely, Ma
M. H. Downes
Denton, Ma
Henry W. Hughes
Denton, Md
Parker
Beattie
Real Estate
Fred R. Owens
L. Smith
Leonard Covey
Greensboro
Happelie
Paules Acces
S. Brewster Deen
James Temple
Assignice
Auetioncer
W. Brewster Dean
Concord
Hh. T. Nuttle
Tor
Gay Street
Alan GoLnsnorouai
Tuckahoe Neck
Defiton
Ridgely
Oscar Clark
J. W. Cuan
Anet
Assigniee
THE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
H. M. Thompson
Telephone 9000
Hilaboro
Benny
Greenwood Trust Company
Mme
Greenwood, Dela
Niss
Silas Layton
Mae E. Layton
Circuit Court
Curatine County
Equity
Esch
J. Kemp Stevens
Kemp Stevens
Eastern Collection Agency
Salisbury
Jesse W. Porter
Denton End
L. B. Towers
Charles E. Carroll
Carolin Conantt
Walter T. George
Addy. Mo
Miller
Nuttle Hardware Co
Journal
MMU
Perroyl
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