Sally and Seffy’s Happy Valley reunion scene
Sally returns from a troubling vigil and uses magic to grant her father one wish. He asks to see Seffy and Sally together, revealing Seffy has changed yet remains the same in spirit. They discuss life’s changes, happiness, and the cost of leaving their old world behind.
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Greuze
Sally
Pappy
Vaumeartner
Baumcartner
Leffy
Brokon
Earth
Heaven
Seffy
Kansas State League of Parmens Olyls Old Bayingartner
Sing
Ol’ Kellerman
Happy Valley
Sam
Americans in Paris Census Count Sparks Debate on Residency
A recent census in France puts the number of Americans permanently domiciled in Paris under 6,000, ranking fourth or fifth among foreign colonies behind Britain, Germany, South America, and Russia. American social leaders plan a precise count to show Americans as second to the British in permanent residents. Ten years earlier rumors claimed 10,000 Americans resided in Paris.
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France
Sam
Paris
Provocative Rainfall Foils Temple Bomb Plot
July 22 to 24 reports in Honan describe the governor and aides praying at Taipamio Temple for rain. A large incense burner housed explosives intended to kill the officials, but heavy rain thwarted the blast as the incense was not burned.
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Honan
Taipamio
Iwi
Mastern
Preferred Age
An elderly man boasted to a visitor of arranging marriages for his daughters with generous sums. He listed Margaret at 25 with a thousand pounds, Bet nearing 35 with two thousand, and Dora at 40 with three thousand. the suitor asked if there was one about 50.
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Sally
Selfy
Margaret
Bet
Dora
Afternoon marriages credited to dissenting MP J Carvell Williams
The London Globe notes that the 12 to 3 marriage time was granted by J Carvell Williams in Parliament when he represented South Nottingham. His death at an advanced age is now announced.
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London Globe
J. Carvell Williams
South Nottingham
Beaten: Widows and Orphans Cursed by Plundered Rich
The narrator recalls plundering widows and orphans and their curses falling on the heads of the perpetrators. The group laughs at the powerful landscape they occupy and questions the fear of having children after wealth. Puck narrator remarks on the beaten appearance of the victims.
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Puck
Rumor Claims Imperial Officials Plan Self-Destruction
The Corean Way reports that Yi Chai Keuk, chief of the Imperial College, and Yi Do Chnn with three eunuchs plan suicide within days. Mrs Yi Chan, told of her husband’s death at The Hostie, reportedly inflicted self harm and vowed starvation.
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Yi Chai Keuk
Imperial College
Yi Do Chnn
Yi Chan
Seoul
Korean Daily News
Capitalist doubts invention as investors eye practicality
Dialogue shows a capitalist skeptical of a new invention while his partner argues its promise. They weigh whether the device merits funding as the inventor appears practical yet faces scrutiny from skeptical financiers.
Sound Shadows at Sea Mystery of auditory fog
The article explains sound shadows formed at sea where ears fail to hear signals despite fog whistles blowing. A bluish glow behind the fog whistle can create a shadow causing sound to ricochet like a cannon ball. Distances of audibility vary with each shadow and may mislead mariners into peril.
Fables on First Aid: Home Remedies and Wound Care
A country boy describes using pall balls for stopping minor bleeding and cautions for deeper cuts. He advises warm carbolic baths or mercury chloride solution, removing debris, pinching lips of the wound, and applying adhesive plaster, with bandage if bleeding is heavy.
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Harper's Bazar
Bride Surprises Manila On Arrival Of Tean Liner
Edna Adle of Seattle traveled thousands of miles aboard the Tean to wed Larry Snutcliffe Hodgson Samar province treasurer. The ceremony occurred at 9 o'clock that evening at the home of Rev. Mercer I. Johnson.
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Tean
United States Mail
Edna Adle
Seattle
Wash
Manila
Larry Snutclitle Hodgson
Samar
Mercer 1
Johnson
Manila American
Horrors of Matrimony Quotations Stir Conversation
A prominent actress states nine of ten marriages fail. An old bachelor replies that marrying for beauty leads to counterfeit charm and marrying for money results in only an allowance.
The Exception and The Quotations: Slow and Sure Clash
A dialogic exchange pitting a quotation-loving man against a thinker reveals a clash over a motto. The answer hinges on a single decisive element that cannot be slow and steady, suggesting a punchy moral about action or timing.
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Querrial
Nate
Sensible Man Attends for Poor Chase’s Funeral
A fragment recalls a conversation about funerals and the pain of burying a loved one. The speaker questions attending Chase’s funeral while expressing sorrow for those who do not know the deceased.
Fragmentary dialogue evokes tense wordplay in unclear scene
A distorted exchange shows Said admitting ignorance and She remarking on the oddness of their conversation. The fragment hints at a playful or uneasy mood without clear context or setting.
The Coward and the Count in Paris's Dark Night
A short, fat man and a pale aristocrat gamble in a Paris room as a mob roars outside. Nobles rally to rescue a woman, a fight ensues, and the crowd overwhelm them amid brutal street scenes.
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Louis XVI
Quesney
Lucile
Vonsieur le Comte de Beautents
Maguire
Bali
Canaille
Comte de Beauvienil
A la Lanterne
Wargenser
France
Beauteuil
Paris
Ralfina
Sereni
Arwennon
Harvard's Young President Eliot Stays Active at 73
Harvard's 73 year old president, Eliot, remains physically vigorous through careful living and exercise. He enjoys sailing, mountain climbing, and fishing, and speaks at educational or religious meetings in winter. The Newsboys' union of Boston made him an honorary member, and he relishes addressing the youths.
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Eliot
Harvard
Newsboys’ Union of
Boston
The Dear Old Home play sparks mixed reactions
The manager notes the play lacks stirring scones while Wright Kong protests, describing scenes with Mother kneading dough Sister Jane baking tort Đ ams and Albert raking waddle as the act progresses.
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Wright Kong
Jane
Little Albert
Kansas City Times
Standoff Attracts Mild Family Quip On Looks
A minister asks a child who he takes after, the boy replies he takes after both parents. He cites his father’s red hair and his mother’s freckled nose, noting makeup to hide them.
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Seles
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Edward F. Roberts
Daily Story Pub, Co
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Tie
Melisey
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