Youth and Age in Love Across Lifetimes
A verse meditation on whether love deepens with age or fades with time. It contrasts youthful passion with mature affection and cites Abelard and Heloise as examples of enduring love, asking if minds and hearts can truly share years and grow together.
The Wife Who Could Not Cook And The Sunk Pride
Arthur Morton wins Irene Lee's hand but quarrels erupt over meals and duties. After a burned steak and rude remarks, the couple drift into coldness, then a cousin brings news Arthur sailed for Europe. Irene faces unresolved suspicion and fading affection as misunderstandings grow.
Ill-fated Meeting Aboard Steamer Ends With Reunion
Irene confrontsArthur on deck as the steamer sails away. She collapses in shock from presumed betrayal, later regains reason to learn he was delayed by friends and not deserting her. After his return and explanations the quarrel is laid to rest and Irene becomes a devoted housekeeper while Arthur grows closer to her.
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Arthur Morton
Irene
Arthur
Leannor
Mr. Williams
Mr. Wiliams
Europe
A Berlin Elevator by Water Power for Private Dwellings
A Berlin inventor proposes a simple inclined rail elevator using city water as motive power for private homes. Each passenger has a personal chair and can travel between floors without using stairs. The chair moves by arm push, returns to the bottom, and provides safe ascent or descent at low cost per trip.
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Berlin
Scientific American
Visit to London’s Bank of England A Tourist’s Perspective
Special London correspondence surveys the Bank of England its brick and Portland stone facade grand halls and guarding soldiers. The tour covers bullion yards with ingots worth millions notes printed at high speed and the bank as government banker handling taxes debt payments and national securities.
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Threadneedle Street
London
Westminister Abbey
House of Commons
Bank of England
England
Pantheon
Monetary Institution
New York
F. May
Uncle Sam
United States
Tower of London
George” Gordon
Bucking
United Kingdom
Woman crafts Christmas novelties raise funds for shops
A skilled woman profits by inventing owl decorations for Christmas cards and selling brown ies rivaling Palmer Cox favors. In Oxford a woman earns by selling lamp and candle shades shaped like the trencher cap. Pink or blue paper shades are noted as pretty. The era invites women workers to create seasonable novelties for shops and exchanges.
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Palmer Cox
Oxford
England
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