New Year's Day Joy Between Susie and Tom Selwyn
Susie Floyd endures a melancholy mood as Eleanor Sinclair, a rival in love with painter Tom Selwyn, captures his attention. A turning moment arrives when Selwyn confesses affection for Eleanor, prompting Susie to overhear and fear heartbreak, only for Eleanor to encourage Susie as happiness blooms with Selwyn’s declared love for Susie.
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Susie Floyd
Tom Selwyn
Susie
Aunt Jane
Oll
Auntie Jane
Eleanor
Jane
Denly
Mr. Selwyn
Marshdean
Eleanor Sinclair
Selwyn
Floyd
Mr. Yom Selwyn
Miss Sinclair
Jim
Frank Archer
Warry Slade
Sue
Taking Colds and How to Avoid Them
Readers are warned that many colds stem from improper habits and excess heat. Overheating rooms weakens system balance and impairs reaction to cold, while those outdoors in open air suffer fewer colds. Excess sweating and constant artificial heat can trigger throat and nasal symptoms, emphasizing moderation in heating and activity.
The Penny Dinner by Ernest Uart Demonstrated
A letter to the Liverpool Mercury recalls a proof that a complete meal can be prepared for sixpence eightpence. Mr. Ernest Uart hosts ten guests on a penny dinner with eight courses including potage harengs grillés and curried eggs, plus penny drinks, asserting perfection in frugal cookery.
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Ernest Uart
Wimpold Street
London
Paris
Albion
Liverpool Mercury
The Gingham Umbrella Mystery at the Counter
A shocked woman laments a vanished gingham umbrella with an ivory handle. A polite clerk clarifies the item resembles the one she holds, leaving her flustered and blaming a Monday mishap as she hurries home with her maid Jemima Ann.
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Jemima Ann
Popularity of Postal Cards Grows Quickly
The article notes postal cards gaining popularity as a correspondence method. It states 100,000,500 were produced and used in the first year, and 246,063,060 issued in the just-ended year, an increase of 36,879,060 from 1878.
Economical Hog Raising From Pasture to Market
Advice for farmers on turning hogs to grazing, with a clover and orchard grass pasture plan. Recommendations include fenced pastures, shade, water access, and a May to October feeding window. Uses green forage, corn, oats, and pumpkins as seasonal feeds to improve health and growth.
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Drouth
Canada
France’s shift to American grain imports rises in Havre plan
The New York Industrial Monthly and the London Economist show France relies heavily on U S grain imports with August to February totals around 11 89 million quintals of corn and flour and imports surpassing exports by 11 73 million quintals. The article notes France may soon depend on American grain, with Havre grain elevators and capital concentration to cut prices and reduce dependence on Britain.
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France
Havre
United States
New York Industrial Monthly
London Economist
Great Britain
America
Chile
Argentine Republic
England
New York Commercial Advertiser
England's court life as religion in public life
In England the cultivation of court cases and public life is described as a religion, reflecting a societal emphasis on legal proceedings and ceremonial governance as central to public culture.
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England
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