Flower of Happiness in Wartime Love Triangle
In a 1919 era fiction excerpt, Keith Litsey plans to join a wartime N X project in France to aid the war effort, prompting emotional tension with Jessie Glynn and Beryl Armistead. Keith faces personal cost, while Eleanor Garrow and Halbert navigate home life as the couple supports his mission. Beryl secretly offers funds to Keith for the family, triggering romantic conflict and a pledge of happiness.
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Trevior Garrow
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Keith Litses
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Jessy Glynn
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Bers Armistead
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Halbert
Nell
Beryl Armistead
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Walt
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Beryl Armisterd
Keith Frisey
Beryl
Halbert Garrow
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Habit and Values Drive Customer Choice in Scarce Goods
The policy emphasizes delivering better values so customers see what is offered before buying. It notes that when quality goods are scarce, there is an opportunity to buy clothes at surprising prices, highlighting the push for value and timely presentation.
Parental Care and Trust in Child Autonomy
A Yale Review excerpt argues against forcing children into rigid molds. It urges letting them seek their own paths, supported by love and confidence. The writer warns against overbearing guidance and favors gentle, open exploration of a "green, wide country" for each child.
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Lee Wilson Dodd
Yale Review
Romances of Lady Arabella Stuart's Tumultuous Life
The history recounts Arabella Stuart daughter of Charles Stuart of Pennox in the succession to the throne. Elizabeth I jealously opposed her marriage to European princes, leading to a secret union with William Seymour. Seymour was jailed, Arabella held at Sir Thomas Parr’s house, they escaped, she was recaptured and imprisoned in the tower until her death in 1615.
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Arabella Stuart
Charles Stuart Furl
Pennox
Flizabeth
Wilim Seymour
Lord Beauchamp
Elizabeth
Seymour
Thomas Parr
Arabelin
Rescuers Hear Voice After Mine Collapse In Pennsylvania
In a Pennsylvania coal mine a small fall of earth partially buries Casey. Rescue leader Callahan shouts a line and a muffled reply from Casey asks if Big McIntyre is also inside. The exchange ends with a request to clear space to move.
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Pennsylvania
Casey
Callahan
big McIntyre
Harpers Magazine
Definition of Kindness by a pupil in an exam
A teacher tests intermediate pupils with virtue definitions. One child defines kindness as being kind to every human creature from an ant on up, illustrating a broad inclusive standard for the value.
First Piano Ad In New York Historic Sale
John Jacob Astor advertised New York s first piano sale on January 10 at 81 Queen Street next to the Friends meeting house. The notice touts an assortment of planofortes of the newest construction from the best makers of London.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Queen street
Friends’ meeting house
London
Signa's Arrival Triggers Love and Fear in Ecuador Tale
In a mansion above a park and reservoir, merciless fever thins Captain Puntly and Henrietta after a Brazil voyage. Signa, exotic hostess, returns with a letter storm. Jacqueline, Huntly, and the marmoset watch loyalties fray as a costly romance twists toward marriage implications.
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Henriatti
Huntly Pyans
Jacqueline
Trundly
Puntly
Buenos Aires
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Signa
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Owes Pen Name to Printer Russell's Curious Pseudonym Origin
In Armagh a dreamer and artist named George Russell chose the pseudonym Acconis los after an early picture series and a birth of mind concept. He adopted the initials and a question mark note, then signed his writings with the two letters as his mark, a feature continued in his later works.
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George Russell
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Armagh
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eon
Accon
Noted Early American Agent Parmer in Mis souri Story
The Houston Post recounts Matt Parmer as an early federal Indian agent in Missouri famed for influencing local tribes. Allegations claim he killed a white man and forced a native to eat a fatal meal, and later, after becoming a Texas citizen, he summoned a clerkskin to officiate a misidentified burial.
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Matt Parmer
Missouri
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Wisdom From Kings On Happiness In Service
Omnia News notes a reflection inspired by Solomon from the biblical book of Kings. It contrasts seeking pleasure and knowledge with finding true joy through helping others, claiming real happiness lies in serving fellow humans.
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Solomon
Farmer Showed Jersey He Bought in Vigo Counts
An Indianapolis News item recalls a farmer showing a fine Jersey cow during a visit from a town man. The visitor asks if this is the cow the farmer claimed to have bought down in Vigo Counts, prompting a lighthearted exchange about getting the cow to move and the farmer’s admittance of trouble with her.
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Vigo
Indianapolis
All the Difference in the Weeds of Place
Uncle Eben notes how a "flower" is just a weed until it grows in the right place. He reflects on how the same people call things different names depending on location and context.
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Uncle Eben
Buttonholeless Collar Introduces Slotted Front Design
A new men s collar features front slots that slip over the buttons instead of buttonholes. The design interlocks to hold the collar securely, offering an alternative to traditional buttoned fronts.
Absolute Limit Uncle Eben Quote on Laziness and Excuses
A local saying attributed to Uncle Eben declares that a man has not reached the fall of human capacity for laziness until he is too lazy to invent excuses. The humorous remark captures a frontier humor tone common in the era.
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Uncle Eben
Daily Thought Echoes Longfellow On Change And Study
A quoted reflection notes that shifting focus from studies dulls the mind and that steady effort keeps thinking sharp, echoing Longfellow’s sentiment about progress and learning. The brief meditation links change with intellectual vitality, urging persistent study.
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