Dance on the edge of espionage in a Cuban affair
Lieutenant Holton, detached from his command at the dawn of a Danish American war, aids in a Cuban spy case. He dances with Miss La Tessa at a Washington hotel, learns she may be a spy, and is warned by Roosevelt to pursue her as an informer while protecting her. He agrees and follows her to Tampa.
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Miss la Tessa
Atength
Holton
Santiago
Cuachitas
Soliton
Cuba
Mr. Holton
Harper
Secret Service
Miss la Tosha
Pais
United States
Goldiers
Cid
Reneacer
Senores Perez
Pedrajas
Montez
Cassajara
Castro
Key West
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Mies la Tessa
Tampa
Spyrith
A Cuban Daughter Defies Sorrow in Family Conflict
In a hotel ante room a Cuban girl defends her suitor Lieutenant Holton against a skeptical father. The father questions his daughter about the missing torpedo boat and the Scorpion while she proclaims her hatred of Spaniards and disowns Spain, revealing deep family tensions.
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Holton
Miss la Tessa
Hotel Aulte
Corker
Senor la Tessa
Bpain
Don't get down in the mouth, old man
A dialogue pits an optimistic refrain against a mournful reply, asking what counts as the bright side amid hardship and a refrain about Rumbo. The exchange contrasts cheer and despair with a hint of newspaper bite or literary tone.
Women in Field of Labor Growth in UK female employment
The Textile Mercury reports that textile trades have long employed more women than men and that in the present generation women have expanded into other trades. About 3,000,000 females work in various occupations in the United Kingdom, plus 2,000,000 in domestic service. Many workers hold non production roles and women enter jobs once monopolized by men as factory work expands.
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Textile Mercury
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History of song writing and national anthems across ages
The article notes that female workers are less unionized and fewer female laborers join unions. It discusses historic song writers, mostly men, with few immortal claims. Rouget de Lisle's Marseillaise survives while The Wearing of the Green remains anonymous street ballad work. Max Schneckenburger wrote Rhine focusing verses that became Germany’s anthem after 1840, earning a 3000 mark pension after Franco German war.
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Rouget de Lisle
Dublin
Max Schneckenburger
Bible Society appeal for church funding to expand global work
The American Bible Society calls for churches to contribute funds totaling hundreds of thousands to meet rising Bible demand worldwide. It explains costs for production, translations, and distribution in regions from China to the Balkans, Central America, and the Panama Canal area, urging sustained support to maintain its global Bible supply.
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America
China
Mediterranean
Central
South America
United States
American Bible Society
Mexico
Balkans
New York
Bible Society
Panama Canal
South
The Night’s Comfort and Pity in Jerome’s Verse
A reflective passage describes night as a solace that dims worldly fret and sorrow. It portrays night as a conduit to a Mightier Presence, where human life appears as a book and pain becomes part of a divine order.
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God
Jerome K. Jerome
Walking In The Light Sermon Notes On Jesus Vision
A sermon reflecting on Jesus as light in a world of spiritual blindness. It cites Bartimaeus and Zacchaeus to illustrate physical and moral sight, stating followers will have the light of life and urging faithful, obedient service.
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Jesus
Zacchaeus
Christ
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