Miss Sally Dows and Courtland Pioneer in Mississippi Plantations
Courtland visits Miss Sally Dows on her vine and fig plantation where he reveals a past with a dead man’s letter and locket. Miss Sally weighs romance against business as Drummond plans a syndicate merger, reshaping ownership and control of Dows and Mary Reed properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dows
Courtlandly
Champney
Biss Bally
Aoney
Miss Downs
Sophy
Sally
Red Barn
Yo‘kelf
Miss Dawn
Courtland
Stremor
Sybid
Chet Brooks
Snakeriver
Biss Dows
Joyce
Masterton
Mics Selly
Willis
Mivine Aykeus
Shay
Pers En
Miss Sally
Druammond
Misa Miranda Dows
Drummond
Court
Prince Drummond
Dows
Mary Reed
Clergyman’s dentures fail during Sunday service
A clergyman who stood in for a friend injured his false teeth during the week. The dentist failed to return the plate by Sunday, and the clerk delivered a comic if blunt excuse to the congregation that the parson could not preach due to the "artful teeth" busting, urging all to go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Manchester Times
Educated Baboons and Fashionable Bonnets
The article notes claims of trained baboons performing tasks such as signaling on railways and riding, with some skepticism from English papers. It also describes a Paris milliner making bonnets from photographs, tailoring designs to face contour for clients in the United States and Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hottentots
Cape
Carey Hobson
Itroupé
Mionikoysrof
Chambers
Dralke
Paris
Patrof
Saya
United States
Brazil
Chicago Dispzich
Reading Habits For Girls In Busy Years
A guidance piece urges girls to fix a daily reading habit despite busy schedules. It recommends selecting engaging stories, reading fifteen minutes each day, and integrating regular reading into routines. It stresses consistent practice to develop lifelong literacy and self improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Love Dickinson
Seeing the Museum Story of a Deaf and Dumb Girl
A New York Examiner correspondent visits the National Museum in Washington with a deaf mute girl named Helen and a guide. The teacher taps her fingers to teach speech, enabling Helen to identify objects by touch and respond with lips and vocal articulation. Helen learns to feel and name items such as a carved totem post, showing progress in communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solonton
Acre
Bewra
Osiris
Rand
Eeeetips
Helen
Cleopatra
Solomon
New York Examiner
National Museum
Washington
Adaska
Chis
Strange Things In A Library and A Kind Lesson
A collection of whimsical exchanges from a library scene where a blue vase laments hunger and a clock, inkstand, thermometer and others chime in with personified comments. A second tale, Kept After School, follows Robert and Ruthie as a teacher delays a trip to spare study time and the pair learn a lesson about responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasey
Robert
Ruthie
Ruth
Hubert
Reapar
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Punch
Nily Dows
Conrinven
England
Solar
Fumual Arais
Co’nnle
Gary
Teachix
Ned ‘Bogan
B. Eddy
Independent
Dembster
Secorite
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