When I Was Twenty One By Joseph Kaye
In a reflective memoir Richard Le Gallienne receives his first commission at twenty one from Mr Lane to write a book on John Moped. He moves from Liverpool to London after early success with The Star and secures a prolific column role with Books and Bookmen. The fragment notes Le Gallienne as a distinguished poet and essayist, with the manuscript of his poetry offered for sale by Thomas Maulgan.
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Dealin Lane
John
Joe Dunilding
Liverpool
Lane
London
O'Connor
The
Star
Glen
Ming
Mr. le Gallienne
Thoman
Maulgan
McClure
The Left as Curse in Early Superstitions
A fragment discusses the superstition of saying over the left after false statements to negate them. It traces origins to beliefs about right and left hands, notes historical fears, and cites an 1705 Hartford court incident where a defendant swore by the left shoulder, deemed a curse.
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AmoNa
Perann
Hartford
Conn
Waters
McClure Newspaper Syndicats
Mark Lemon editor of Punch and Lincoln critic actor
Wayne D. McMurray profiles Mark Lemon a 19th century British humorist and Punch editor. The text notes Lemon's early Lincoln criticisms and later apology, his stage work over 60 plays, and contributions to London journals. It highlights his lasting fame as Punch editor and writer.
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Atk Tpmon
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Lemon
Cfaka
Mark Lemon
London
Punch
Henry Mayhew
London News
Dickens Household Words
Wayne D. McMurray
Ooorme
Matthew Adame
Onion Based Dishes and Health Advice From Vintage North West Newspaper
A fragmented recipe and health guidance section advises regular onion servings for family health and presents several onion centered dishes. It outlines Cream of Onion Soup with milk butter flour and onions, Celery Sandwiches with walnuts and apples, onion salad with French dressing, and a fish sauce with horseradish and sour cream, all framed in a period instructional tone.
In Any Season Poem Of A Mother's Steady Hope
A reflective poem recalls a mother's母 wisdom that flowers bloom year round. She sought beauty beyond seasons, finding roses despite December. The speaker credits maternal resilience, urging gratitude for steadfast hope amid hardship, with enduring love shaping perspective through all weather.
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Metlure
Twiller Scratch Plays Generous Sport in Local Tale
In a humorous slice of life, Twiller Scratch treats friends to meals and gifts, donates $50 for language aid, $20 to a shoe fund for Africa, and $10 to a birthday boy, while his wife laments rising costs and his spending spree. The story highlights Scratches generous impulses contrasted with domestic strain.
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Twiller Soralon
Verna Binnlon
Twitter Scratch
America
Twiller Scratch
Twiller
Africa
Thardly
Scratch
George Matthew Adama
Paris Fashion: Spring Coats Emphasize Straight Lines
Paris fashion follows slender lines with coats leaning toward straight silhouettes. Flare, capes, pockets and trims add interest, while practical woolens and fur accents dominate. Children’s wear features woolens and taffeta silks with embroidery and decorative finishes.
How He Did Them and the Housekeeper's Union
An old bachelor boasts of marrying his housekeeper after teasing insurance agents. Tom declares he has wed her to stop the insurers from bothering him. The scene unfolds as colleagues react to his audacious solution in a humorous, hard world vignette.
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Cate
Tom
Tve
Weekly
Scotsman
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Ater
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Aosanionke
Raya Allen's
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