Carlyn May Cameron Reaches Sunrise Cove Uncle Joe’s
A little girl in a black frock arrives with her dog Prince seeking her guardian Uncle Joe Stagg in Sunrise Cove. They meet a wary shopkeeper and a stern aunt, then travel to The Corners to appraise a large family home and the Parlow family.
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Joseph Stage
Sunrise Cove
Joseph Stagg
Mr. Stagg
Uncle Joe
Prince
Enj
Slater
Hannah
Carlyn
New York
Joe
Papa
Mamma
Prices
Edna Price
Dunraven
Carolyn May
Rose
Gormley
Chet
Carolyn Bay
Chetwood Gormley
Car'lyn
Carolyn
Si Tase
Stagg
Mandy Parlow
Amanda Partlow
Main Street
Great Lake
Jed Parlow
Parlow
Old Carpecker
Carolyn of the Corners Inspires with Upward Gospel
UPI notes a charming profile of Carolyn a little girl who preaches and practices the gospel of looking up and making things a Wee bit better Readers are invited to follow Carolyn through the opening chapter as sunshine and blue skies evoke warmth and optimism.
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Carolyn
Carolyn and Prince Meet Aunty Rose in New Home
Carolyn makes the acquaintance of Aunty Rose whose attitude unsettles the lonely girl. The story follows Carolyn's first experiences in her new home in the next installment.
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Carolyn
Prince
Rose
Alhambra Viewed As Beauty And Decay By Bart Kennedy
In a Wide World column Bart Kennedy describes the Alhambra perched above Alhambra town. He calls it beautiful and fancy but notes a lack of power, contrasting it with the three massive guard towers that convey strength on the Cuesta de los Muertos.
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Alhambra
Bart Kennedy
Albambra
Cuesta de Los Muertos
Hill of the Dead
Guard
Insects as Food in Historical Diets and Theories
The piece surveys claims about insects as sustenance in biblical and historic contexts. It discusses locusts with honey as biblical fare, debates whether manna was insect excretion, and notes modern shifts due to agriculture and commerce while acknowledging occasional insect consumption today.
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John the Baptist
Bermuda
Israel
Painters with Long Lives Across Generations
The text notes artists including James Sant who died at 95 Sidney Cooper who painted at 99 Thomas Macquold who reached 92 and John Massey Wright who lived to 93. Titian, born 1477, lived nearly 100 and left fresh canvases still admired today with works in the national gallery.
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James Sant
Sidney Cooper
Thomas Macquold
National Gallery
Its Class Turned Quiet as Day Breaks
A fragmentary exchange shows a couple joking about the hour of arrival. She asserts no late noise occurred. he quips about nightfall, while she corrects that it was daybreak, revealing a subtle domestic moment.
Sausage Casings Invented From Wood Pulp Cellulose
A fragment notes new sausage casings made from wood pulp cellulose and muses on judging a woman by silent words, hinting at social commentary in clipped phrasing.
Forty Languages in Camp Devens Reveals Language Mix
An accurate census at Camp Devens Massachusetts shows forty languages spoken by soldiers. German is spoken by 625 men, Italian by 1854, French by 11, and languages continue down to Japanese and Arabic. The piece argues for nationwide English language instruction to unify diverse immigrant troops amid wartime needs.
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Devens
Mass
Oninha World-Herald
Best Fruits of Romance Mentioned as Wedding Date
A playful exchange highlights what a wedding couple considers the best fruits of romance the wedding date and the bridal pair. The line suggests a light focus on nuptial milestones and the couple.
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Dodd
Any
Ilose
Dean
Re. D. C. Roas
Fulton St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Doan
L. N. Vaughan
Notary Public
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
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