The Poet's Rival
A speaker, cradling a baby, sets aside ornate verse to kiss the child’s face. The poem contrasts poetic skill with the baby's charm, declaring the infant more precious than soaring thoughts, and ends with the motherly claim that Heaven dwells in the baby's presence. Mrs. M. bE. Blake.
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M. Be. Blake
The Little Coward Rescues Aunt Margaret at De Rossett
Lina Leigh, long mocked as a coward, defies danger when burglars target Aunt Margaret. She traps them with a pistol, aided by Sir Robert who arrives just in time. Parkins betrays the plot, but Lina's bravery saves the estate and earns a wedding to Sir Robert two months later.
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Miss Merivale
Sir Robert
Agatha Merivale
Stella
Agatha
de Rossett
Madelaine Leigh
Lady de Rossett
Lina
Aunt Margaret
Mrs. Harrington
Leo
Colley
Parkins
Molly
Robert
Marsden
Jim
Miss Leigh
Park
Sir Robert de Rossett
Madeline Leigh
Margaret
Bear Seeks Isolation After Cynical Revenge Moral
A bear, convinced the world cheated him, retreats to a den to hide from humanity. He finds no earthquake or riots, meets a hare who reassures him the world stays the same. He realizes the moral: the cynic cannot escape himself and must still face others.
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Lean
Brain
Detroiit Free Press
Illinois Highlights from News Clippings
The Post-Office Department adds twenty-five auxiliary carriers for Chicago. Fatal accidents include John Walden by a freight train in Watseka and a boy’s death from a stab wound in Carlinville. August Chicago deaths total 1,460 with many under age one or five. Mayor Harrison wed in London to Miss Marguerite Stearns. Several legal troubles, farm disputes, and public notices appear across counties.
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Post-Office Department
Chicago
John Walden
Watseka
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Harrison
Europe
London
Marguerite FE. Stearns
George T. Rutledge
Joseph Bishop
Randolph Township
McLean County
Bishop
Rutledge
William Young
Sangamon County
Thut
Lincoln Fair
Illinois Young Men’s Christian Association
Jacksonville
Carlinville
Macoupin County
William Crowder
The Diamond Queen at Saratoga’s Diamond Queen
A Philadelphia socialite Mrs. Moore dazzles at Saratoga in a sleeveless lace gown worth 20000 with diamonds worth hundreds of thousands in solitaire crescents and pendants. Her husband guides her as a discreet private detective watches, and onlookers dub her the Diamond Queen.
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Saratoga
Philadelphia
Fair
Albany Evening Journal
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