Pride Isn't Everything in Clementine Tale
Clementine Dill, a pale ward of Aunt Emily, grapples with love and pride as Jerry Landers pursues another woman. Aunt Emily, wary of social matches, fears loss of status while Gussie regales with gossip. Jerry leaves town after a quarrel. Clementine declares love outweighs pride, and Emily hastily seeks air and decision.
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Clementine Dill
Miss Emily DI
Clementine
Miss Dill
Clem
Doctor Brown
Emily
Miss Emily
Jerry Landers
Emily Dill
Ebenezer Landers
Landers
Fate
Augusta Barnes
Augasta
Gussie
Jake Harry
Betsy
Captain Ebenezer
Jerry
Miss Dll
Jerry At
Augusta
Dills
Clemeanter
Clemmice
Miss Ditl
Emily, Ebenezer Decide Love Over Pride at Last
Emily confronts Capt. Ebenezer Landers about Jerry and Clementine’s marriage. Ebenezer relents as Emily rushes to tell Jerry, who rushes downstairs with joy. The couple reconcile, and Ebenezer welcomes their union in his house, acknowledging pride’s failings.
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Ebenezer Landers
Ebenever
Emily
Jerry
Clementine
Ebenezer
Clem
City a Veritable Beehive
W O Hall in Asia Magazine depicts Chungking as a crowded, stinking, furnace like port city. Six hundred thousand people pack into under a mile square with riverside drainage blocked. vendors, carriers, and antslike crowds fill every street as rain falls and fogs hang over the city.
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Chungking
China
W. OL. Hall
Asia Magazine
Royal Poets Henry VII and James I Highlighted
A fragment discusses English royal poetry, praising Henry VII as the best kingly poet and James I as the most prolific, with two volumes published and many works in manuscript. It notes Bodleian Library’s Quarterly Record supplement featuring James I poems printed in Fell type and hopes for a complete edition by scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enelish
The Suttee Practice in India Abolished Yet Seen Occasionally
The piece notes that the practice of wives self immolating on a deceased lord's funeral pyre called suttee persisted in parts of India despite British bans. It records that wealthy rajahs sometimes left many widows to burn. in Ben gal, the practice peaked with about thirty per year. The British banned suttee in 1829, but incidents still occur occasionally.
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India
Bensal
Reading a Magazine Theory On Mummy Diseases
A boarding house keeper cites a magazine claim that two thirds of human diseases stem from overeating. A scants-haired bachelor at the table approves yet notes confusion in the scene, suggesting a lapse in conversation and memory.
Prank and Paul In Same Chess Class Confusion
Frank and Paulo contend Paul is a year older than Prank and in an advanced class. Prank returns home radiant, claiming to be up with Paul. His father asks his current class, Prank says he is in the same chess, and explains Paul’s name mix up with Baal back.
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Frank
Paulo
Paul
Prank
Smilies
Papa
Tam
Sam
Baal
Standard of Measurement In 1889 Naftians Seek Platinum Scale
In 1889 twenty naftians tried to adopt the platinum standard used in France but found the length unchanged by tiny fractions of a metre. The Saentifie Americain notes the odd drift may be due to baronial cleaning actions disturbing likely platinum molecules. The effort will be watched for the next ten seats and may be abandoned.
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Naftians
France
Saentifie Americain
Desirable Hair Curlers Surge in Bersen Nor way
Women in the province of Bersen in southwest Norway face harsh work strains and bleak climate, yet hair curlers are in extraordinary demand. An American agency urges manufacturers to target this district with beauty instruments, highlighting the region as a promising market.
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Bersen
Norway
Herzen
Vhiadelphia Ledger
The Prophet Foretold Wireless Yet The Lightning Speaks
A clipped discussion from 1559 describes a Hebrew dialog about a device resembling a trumpet for the deaf and a future communication tool. It places Mohammmed in Arabia, uses poetic imagery of waves and distant seas, and frames the idea that prophecy does not need a device to carry light.
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Balhour GP Mo Guaant
Toronto
Inoan Dinesh
Jordan
Mohammied
Arabia
Greek Art Long in Making in the Modern World
A broad modern view argues that classical traditions fade as Greek art evolves. Archeology reveals the golden age was ancient, over 2000 years ago, and new discoveries reshape origins. The piece notes archaeologists broaden knowledge of Greek civilization beyond traditional myths.
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Ume
Arche Morlendi
Instsa
Scribner's
Job Led Israel Out of Egypt Golf Tale
A northern visitor and his caddy, playing a Florida resort course, discuss biblical lore. The white player recalls Jonah guiding Israel from Egypt, while the caddy corrects him, saying it was Job who led the Israelites, highlighting a misinterpretation with a humorous twist.
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Job
Israel
Egypt
Florida
Henry
Jonah
Snake Terror Strikes Rhodesia Farm Haunt
A South Rhodesian farmer asked Port Elizabeth museum for advice on disposing of a large moamba snake haunting his wooded hopje. He says the reptile has killed two humans and over 100 other animals, striking from cover and retreating into undergrowth. Locals fear it as a superstitious emblem of Lobengula seeking revenge after past wrongs.
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Port Elizabeth Museum
Lobengula
Matabele
Tsu
Tse
Tius
Turkish title debate shapes Egypt’s royal lineage
In exchansons the Turkish title of sultan for that of King of Egypt is debated. Ahmed Puad EO asserts national sovereignty without echoing Pharaohs. Turkish bey and vali roles since a century or two show a shift toward a British influenced view of Egypt’s destiny, while Pharaoh remains the ancient title tied to monarchy.
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Pyeypt
Ahamed Puad Eo
Britain
Egypt
Caesar
Cannibal Choir Snippet Sparks Historic Humor
A fragmented Journal American Redboat Association item shows a dialogue about indigestion and hay fever with two cannibals. The readable lines mention grass, life, and strange banter, framed as a period piece of humorous 이ndirect prose.
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American Redboat Association
Room for a Slump in Corner Journais Tone
Fragmentary quotes show a sports or boxing style exchange about Betell Po Ian and ground floor, cellar remarks. The garbled OCR hints at a corner journal comment on a team, game, or player with possible slang and misread words. No clear names or events are readable for a complete summary.
Maritime travel expands as baby sea travel grows
Report notes increasing numbers of infant passengers crossing an ocean route. One steamship line now provides child cots aboard ships to ease journeys for families.
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Soonway
Athantic
Dig
Educate English drinkers on fine wines through wine week
English palates long noted for their taste in fine wines face danger of deterioration as vintages drop in price. Prominent wine merchants propose a wine week to educate taste and teach elementary rules of beverage selections. They seek government support from France Italy Spain and Australia to back public tastings and speakers.
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France
Italy
Spain
Australia
Interested In Big Ship Leviathan Adrift on the Hudson
The Seichitz of the North German Lloyd steamed up the Hudson with 2545 of 290 cabin passengers eager to see the Leviathan. One Philadelphia American remained indifferent, claiming he had seen it before. Passengers doubted the vessel’s size and questioned the $5,000 daily upkeep claim about the “old hoax.”
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Seichitz
Hudson
Philadelphia
Seul
New York Evening Post
Great US ship insured by American marine syndicate
The American Marine Insurance syndicate has insured a single ship for 2 million dollars for its voyage from New York to Newport News. The Flint Wner is insured for 2.5 million while under repair in the southern port. Additional international coverage extends the protection, a move made possible only by syndicate formation.
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American Marine Insurance Syndicites
Whit
Searace
Mediathan
New York
Newport News
Flint Wner
Badger Girls Resolve to form Alpha Psi Epstion club
Thirteen University of Wisconsin women pledged to complete at least one social endeavor each semester. They organized a women’s sociology lab called the Alpha Psi Epstion Phe lnperus, aided by sociology department faculty, formed by seniors specializing in sociology.
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Badger
University of Wisconsin
Wommn
Mortgagee public sale of Lot No 2 in Federalsburg Maryland
Under a 1910 mortgage and assignments from Mary M Hicks and Winnie L Hicks to W Brewster Deen and later to Clarence I Nichols the property in Caroline County will be sold at public auction. The sale of Lot No 2 in the Fifth Election District in Federalsburg, on Main Street east side, follows a chain of assignments and is scheduled for Monday May 29 1922 between 2 and 4 PM at the Denton Court House door.
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Mary Mo. Hicks
Winnie Lo Hicks
W. Brewster Deen
Clarence I. Nichols
W. Brewster Dean
Ain Haber i. Bfl
Caroline County
Denton
Maryland
Byingo
Pederalsburg
Main Street
John A. Wyland
Mion Street
New Land
John A Hyland
Nanticoke River
Land parcel description and lot divisions in Caroline county
Detailed deed excerpt describes 16 700 square feet of land with a right of way along John A Hyland’s line to Lot No 1, references to deeds by Nehemiah C and Harrison Twombly to John W Carroll dated 1689, and a later deed from James B White to Carroll dated 1880s, plus Lot No 3 with boundary bearings and riverside references in the Nanticoke River area.
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John A. Hyland
Nehem Taiah C
Harrison Twombly
John W. Carroll
Caroline County
James B. White
C. W. HL
Thomas ‘Todd
Nanticoke
S-L
Land bid includes 7300 square feet and right of way
The listing references land described in deeds from James F. White and wife to John W. Carroll dated June 6, 1599 and recorded in Libeg W. HL No 65, Jo lin 65, with portions described again in a deed from Larry M. Carroll to Mary M. Hicka recorded in LooB OUT No 80 folio 248, Caroline County.
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James F. White
John W. Carroll
W. HL
Jolin
Cuaroline County
Bemp
Larry M. Carroll
Mary M. Hicka
Loob Out
Improvements of a Two Story Frame Dwelling Sold
One half cash on day of sale and balance in months. Deferred payment to be secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned. Title papers at expense of Prue Alu. W. Brewster Deen James Temple Aust. Assignee.
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W. Brewster Deen
James
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By Clarissa Mackie
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Rif
Royal English Poets
Weiter
Dinton, Maryland
Assigneier
Prue Alu
Milbourn & Milbourn
Chester, PA
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Aoe
Ridgely
Preston Motor Coq
Norman Clark
John W. Noble
Sale
Louis Stevens
Elmer Bowdle
Columbus
America
Pep
THE
Denton National Bank
Denton, Maryland
Nuttle & Smith
Denton, Mad
Calvert C. Merriken
Denton, Md
Ella Boone
Franklin St
the Peoples Bank
Henry T. Nuttle, Prest
T. F. Johnson
M. K. Newnam
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Dhunton, Vwaryland
Ninowear
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