Elopers On a Transcontinental Train In 1900s Novel Style
Lieut Harry Mallory and Marjorie Newton plan to elope but a taxicab wreck delays them. On the train, classmates Hudson Shaw and Lt Hudson enlist Mrs Whitcomb to decorate a bridal section with rice traps and bunting while Little Jimmie Wellington seeks sympathy. The elderly minister and wife plan a quiet escape of their own, with light mischief and hidden cigars aboard.
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Harry Mallory
Philippines
Marjorie Newton
Porter
Ire Lathrop
Alopers
Jimmie
Wellington
Reno
Bammy Whitcomb
Atter
Mallory
Ashton
Haute
Senate
Shaw
Hudson
Mrs. Whitcomb
Sfudeon
Salaam
Weat Point
Manila
Axton
Bode
Jimmie Wellington
Buttercup
Zhent- Yemen
Wellingston
Diogenes
Great Baby
West Point
Sally
Walter Temple
Ypailanti
Ao Jung
Hhim
Lilian Russelle
Section Ave
Walter
The Masked Minister in a Chicago Mix Up
The scene centers on Mallory and Marjorie as they face a stalled marriage plan amid a chaotic Mallory license rush and a hastily summoned minister. Angels watching Chicago might chuckle at the bridal confusion, with the groom racing to the car as the parson nears, while a ball-ground crowd waits in uncertain mood.
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Chicago
Mallory
Marjorie
Lee Ad
Honor Utterer of Epigrams in Japanese Taste
The Japanese honor brilliant remarks by asking guests to write them in a simple script, mounting the sentence as a permanent wall adornment. The author gains honor, as these bon mots are chosen for wisdom rather than humor, limiting the visibility of funny quips.
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Fosle
Was 102 and Didn't Know It
John Wilson a naval pensioner died at Boxhill Sussex aged 103 yet did not know he was a centenarian. Discovery of his true age came after death when his naval service papers were reviewed granting correction of his age from baptismal records.
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John Wilson
Boxhill
Sussex
Naval Service
Principles Over Life and the Call to Missionary Sacrifice
Rev. J. M. Reimensnyder, D. D., asserts that principle, especially religious principle, outranks life. He cites history from Plymouth Rock to modern martyrs, urging laymen and laywomen to join in spreading the Gospel, developing character and patriotism, and elevating sacrifice above self for the church and nation. He warns that without such sacrifice civilization and liberty fade.
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Plymouth Rock
Fife
Abraham
Moses
Sunata
J. M. Reimensnyder
D. D
God’s Handiwork and the Beloved Son in Christ
The piece reflects on creation and redemption, asserting God’s highest verdict lies in Jesus and the redeemed. It argues that God prefers Jesus over Adam and that believers are created anew in Christ, with ongoing divine approval to the new life, culminating in a heavenly greeting of “Well done.”
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God
Jesus
Adam
Christ Jesus
Apirit Witmesese
States Awakening to Danger in Tuberculosis Beds Rise
Nearly 4,000 extra hospital beds for consumptives were added across 29 states in the year ending June 1, totaling over 30,000 beds nationwide. New York leads with 8,350 beds, Massachusetts 2,800, and Pennsylvania 2,700, while Alabama and Georgia show notable percentage increases.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention
Thia
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Georgia
Unreasonable Grownups and a Farce of Tea Remedies
A fragment styled as an overheated pamphlet parodies social norms, widowhood duties, and women’s restraint. It mentions Mme De Girardin Mee Winslow and a dubious medical tone. The prose riffs on tea as remedy and social frailty with scattered pseudo advertisements.
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Walter Tempie
Mme. de Girardin
Mee Winslow
Gacfield
Beal
Eam S
Enotal
Seth
Breskhiys
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ESSS
N. U
Cincinnati
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta GA
California
Messrs. J
W. S. Kuhn
Piteburgh Beakers
Sacramento Valley
U.S
East
Italy
Kuhn Irrigated Land CO
Fourth Avenue