Confession Sparks at Bank Woven with Love
Meda Clemmons and Clifford Uroa navigate a tense night as Clifford hesitates to confess a secret while a bank scandal unfolds indirectly. Meda learns a teller stole ten thousand, later replaced by director Gilbert, easing fears. Clifford finally reveals his love for Meda, and she reciprocates.
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Clifford
Niles
Meda Clemmons
Meda
Bank
Clemmons
Medu
Cribbage
Samuel
Mr. Clemmions
Cie
Medo
CHM
Swanson
Gilbert
Cliff
Old Splendor at St Sophia as Described by Macleod
Dr Norman Macleod, queen Victoria’s chaplain and Good Words editor, visited Constantinople in 1866 and praised the interior of St Sophia for its vast space and ancient splendor. He notes porphyry and marble pillars, a mosaic roof worn by time, and galleries once for women, with capacity for 30,000 worshipers. The guide shows a dim whitewashed mosaic of Constantine, resembling Cimabue’s Venice work, suggesting enduring symbolism.
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Norman Macleod
Good Words
Constantinople
Church of St. Sophia
Diana
Ephesus
Constantine
Cimabue
St. Mark's
Venice
Travel Diaries and Local Observations urged by Lord Bacon
The thinker argues that travelers should keep diaries during journeys and carry notes about their country to aid inquiry. He advises not to linger long in any city, but to switch lodgings to broaden acquaintance and observe more.
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Lord Bacon
Balance Rock the Camden Landmark on the Lincolnville Route
A giant boulder perched eighty feet high on the Camden to Lincolnville turnpike stands as Balance Rock. One of the nation’s 12 largest such glacial era formations, it draws many tourists as a famed natural feature guarding the lake shore alongside Maidencliff.
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Camden
Lincolnville
United States
Maidencliff
Perfection in Bathing Suit Shown as Style Breakthrough
A fashion feature touts a new breathtaking beach suit of satin or taf feta with blue or gray piping. It combines knickerbockers with a short skirt silhouette, a kimono bodice, daisies as decoration, and laced sleeves. Accessories include a rubberized silk hat and silk hose.
Ginghams for Little Girls Shape Seasonal Dresses
Designers of children s clothes turn to checked gingham with organdy trims for dresses in cheerful colors. The style grows into adult sizes with plain chambray rivals. outfits feature one piece pleated gingham, organdy sashes, patch pockets, and pearl buttons, suited to girls ages six to thirteen.
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Andy
Conspiracy of whisky zealot Bielaski resigns from service
Herbert Corey recounts a humorous tale in which Bruce Bielaski, head of the U S secret service, hoards whiskies in a locked room at Washington HQ. During a blizzard he imagines Tennessee pastures, then pours liquor into his car radiator and resigns, viewed as a barbarous but comic act.
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Bruce Bielaski
United States Secret Service
Bielaski
Washington
Tennessee
Kentucky
Federal Service
Herbert Corey
Kansas City Star
Mexican Hot Stuff Blamed for Revolutions and Riots
A historical column blames Mexican revolutions on spicy foods and strong drinks. It cites peppers like jalapeno and chilies and claims tequila and mescal ignite passions, describing tequila as a white liquid brewed from desert plants.
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Prohibition Enforcement
Canada’s Water Power Growth And Potential
Engineers estimate Canada’s total water power at 18 838 2 000 horsepower with 1 398 160 hp in populated areas. Last year plants added 64 400 hp, current builds will produce 570 000 hp, and near term plans add 750 000 hp. Developed waterpowers total 2 400 000 hp as the white coal powers industry and urban lighting.
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Canada
The Noisy Guest at Lincoln Banquets
William Jennings Bryan told his brother's guests in Lincoln that banquets now show good order after past drunkenness. A noisy guest faced the chairman who asked for his name, and the guest offered a humorous reply about his full name.
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William Jennings Bryan
Lincoln
Marguars
City Council approves ordinance on rent profiteering fines
The exchange shows a council ordinance prohibiting rent profiteering with a hundred dollar penalty. The owner acknowledges the rule and notes raising rents to cover the fines on each apartment.
Atlas Observes Modern Profiteers at Work
Atlas watches profiteers during a session and notes that modern men know more about holding up the earth than in earlier days. He reflects on evolving expertise and industry, contrasting past and present techniques.
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Atlas
A Letter From a Woman Praising Lyte E Pinkham Medicine
Mrs Eva I Shay of Garnett Kansas writes about recovering from a nervous breakdown after childbirth using Lyte E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She details weakness male pain and inability to work then credits the remedy with rapid relief and lasting health attainment After five bottles she reports improved strength and future willingness to use the medicine again
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Garnett
Kas
Lyte E Pinkham
Eva 1
Shay
Garnett, Kansas
Right Over Wrong: Firm Confidence in Our Work
A terse declamation asserts unwavering faith in the merit of ongoing labor. The speaker emphasizes certainty of success, framing righteousness as a force stronger than error and urging steadfast commitment to their cause.
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