Tears and turmoil in Bea's troubled romance
Bea Travers weeps as she confesses Arthur's cold behavior and possible infidelity. Aunt Emmy and Aunt Bunny offer support at the family home while Bea weighs staying, resisting divorce, and considering a future with Uncle Fred and another possible partner.
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Edamy
Arbour
Bea Travers
Aune Eimuginca Warkeanbaree
Caitay
Bea
Pred Agai
Ammy
Arthur
Eviny
Eis
Pnmy
Aunt Bunny
Uaele Fred
Uaele Fred Are So Happys, But Then, Cuele
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Fred
Ben
Aunt Emmy
Aunt Punny
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Pye
Guy
Emmy
Jain
Emily
Tinny
Tero
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Tesson
Manns
Mia
Fred Mayle
Enele
Aunt Ennay
Jay Stadliy
Tnmy
Anmy
Aunt Emmy’s quarrel over a rogue husband ends in laughter
Bea argues with Aunt Emmy over Arthur the rogue husband and a civil suit while family tensions rise then soften. Aunt Emmy concedes and Bea plans to catch the next train home as a tearful scene ends with a hopeful, humorous note.
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Aunt Emmy
Lfe
Bea
Aunt Banny
Fred
Arthur
Ben
Ren
Aunt Enon
Aunt Ennis
Equal Forenoon and Afternoon by Clock and Sun
Forenoon and afternoon nearly equal by the sun, but clock time uses mean solar time. Noon by the sun is when the sun is due south, roughly midway between sunrise and sunset. Clock noon can be up to 15 minutes off due to the equation of time, with December days shortening forenoon faster as days lengthen.
World’s first streetcar system timelines origins
The piece traces early street railways from New York in 1830s with a single wooden car to rapid transit spreads in Boston Philadelphia and England. It notes horses powering these early systems and cites Detroit News on the last point.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
England
Uickenhesd
London
Lorses
Thibet's Famous Woman Dorjta Parme Fact or Folklore
A Tibetan figure Dorjta Parme is described as the most famous woman in Thibet and reputed to possess powers to transform herself and other inmates of monasteries into ples. The article notes traditional beliefs among natives about a devils’ delegate deciding luck for the year and the grand Jama’s influence on outcomes.
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Grand Uma
Pola Negri
Vital
Spain
Paramount
Contemporaries Defend Reformers In Peculiar Verse
A Washington Post note describes a reformer song built from refrains. The Chattanoog a Times mocks tax free securities and a gaffe about pleasing a spouse, noting misprints and garbled phrases in a satirical column.
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Washington Post
Chattaneooga Times
No clear article headline available from fragment
Fragmentary text claims wrongdoing is punished by natural and just laws, asserting moral equivalence between stealing health and stealing wealth, with nature’s inexorable laws bending to judgment.
London surgeon cites deformities from high heeled shoes
Sir Hubert Barker, famed manipulative surgeon of London, says he has seen countless women’s feet deformed by high-heeled shoes. He claims to have treated more affected feet than any bonesetter.
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Evinety
Silys
Hubert Barker
London
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl
A satirical view of marriage and gender roles contrasts a woman's finite effort to please with a man's need for ongoing stimulation. The essay riffs on widows, buffers between men and life, and the quirks of love and cooking, invoking historical figures to lampoon marital dynamics.
French Urged to Wash Their Hands Oftener
A historical note urges French citizens to practice more frequent hand washing. It contrasts modern conveniences with old customs, cites religious ritual cleanliness, and argues cleanliness reduces illness. The piece mixes humor and moral appeal while urging social hygiene.
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France
Chateaus Recast as City Parks Across War Ravaged France
War wrecked chateaus and their gardens now serve public needs in France and Belgium. Ruins remain fire scarred while parks and water features are integrated into municipal spaces. Former estates are broken up and sold, becoming property shared by many rather than a single family.
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Csty Gardens
K Kansas City Star
Pend
Oor
France
Belgium
Water Wagons Not Needed In Arnmelon Parदेश Paraguns
Newman told National Geographic members that Water Wagons are unnecessary in Asmelon the 400 year old capital. There is no running water in houses and water peddlers thrive door to door. Indian women smoke higheroots like Burmese sisters while a trip to Iguacu Falls and the Parwana river region was described with exhibits showing immense water flow.
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Paraguns
Newman
National Geographic Society
Asnupeloh
Burma
Iguacu Falls
Argentina
Brazil
Parwana River
Niagara
Victoria Falls
Africa
Detroit News
Old-Time Seamen Sought For Harkentine Crew
In the harbor at Balthmere the ship’s skipper searches the waterfront for seasoned old-time seamen able to helm a harkentine. Younger sailors handle schooners but the harkentine demands different handling and skill.
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Balthmere
Real Estate Licensing Surge Under State Supervision
More than 38 percent of U S residents are now protected by state supervision in real estate transactions. The figure comes from a National Association of Real Estate Boards survey reported by American Lumberman.
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United States
Associncp of Real Estate Boards
American Lumberman
Poisoned fish theory blamed on sea munitions dumping
English channel fishermen link poor catches to arsenic contamination from unused munitions dumped at sea. Small amounts of arsenic found in oysters along the coast and nearby areas.
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English Channel
Crast
Editor quotes public official after long talk
Washington Star reports the editor noting the official had little to say after conversing for three quarters of an hour. The reporter remains self-assured, insisting the official finally found nothing substantial to reveal.
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Washington Star
Florida Vegetable Growers Form New Group
A new association named New Vegetable Growers of the dashcen formed in Florida to develop a marketable product before the industry fully establishes production. The group aims to position its produce in the emerging market with coordinated efforts and standards.
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Florida
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