Honor Bound Time The Present Warwick Play Scene
A late autumn Warwick drama unfolds as Leila Forester and her guardian Allen Bryant face a marriage tied to her father's wishes. Edward Forester's telegram reveals his marriage to Angela, prompting renewed plans. Allen returns to Warwick to join Leila, Angela, and the rector as weddings near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Stewart Forester
St. Alban’s
Leila Forester
Allen Bryant
Angela Forester
Edward Forester
Leila
Allen
Edward
Davidson
Ned
Angela
Father
Greystone
Connecticut
Cross
Stephen Bryant
Europe
Kaing
New York
Angela Leslie Forester
Stuart Forester
Goodby
Newark
Whimsical Snippets From Gentle Readers
A collage of light anecdotes including Francis Thompson and a courtyard swallow with inscribed paper, Rob and Arthur observing South Sea Islander greeting customs, Mrs Smith joking about a tonic and mischief, and a boy Stanleys Firefly sighting described as a comic star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob
Arthur
Christian Register
Panama as a Health Resort
The Gulf States Journal of Medicine and Surgery cites Col. Gorgas showing sanitation costs on the Isthmus were tiny per capita, yet produced great health benefits. It notes 8 mills per person daily, under $3 annually, calling for Southern cities to adopt these lessons from Havana and the Canal Zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Col. Gorgas
Havana
Canal Zone
Gulf States Journal of Medicine and Surgery
Old Woman in a Skyward Airship Nonsense
A playful reminiscence describes an old woman rising in a basket far above the moon while carrying a broom. The speaker asks where she goes and she replies she will sweep cobwebs from the sky if her airship remains steady.
Gigantic prehistoric beasts in Patagonia and Utah
Read of Grypotherium remains in Patagonia and a colossal 155 foot dinosaur found by Earl Douglas in Jensen Utah. The piece imagines a cow thirty to twenty feet high with many udders and discusses early man keeping giant pets, plus quips and cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernhard
Rider Haggard
H. G. Wells
Patagonia
Moreno
la Plata
Argentina
Chili
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Last Hope Inlet
Earl Douglas
Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh
Jensen
Utah
Flowers change color by cultivation across many species
The article notes color variation in cultivated flowers far exceeds wild forms. It cites primrose, cladiolus, asters, dahlia, canna, begonia, Shirley poppy, fuchsia, Cyclamen persicum, alpine forget me not, and marigold. Variation depends on innate predisposition to change. without it no new colors arise through cultivation or natural selection.
Quick Reply Sparks Between Conductorette and Carman
A humorous exchange on a chilly morning shows a conductorette witty in reply to a carman jibe. The banter highlights her sharp retort and the social dynamics aboard the streetcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Ethel
Carman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weber
Nand
Bock
Francis Thompson
Florence
Castellari
Mrs. Smith
Tommy
Mr. Smith
Harper’s Bazar
Stanley
Earth
South America
Heck
Pook
Via
Jterre Haute
Indianapolis & Oeter Co
Lito
Niagara Falls, N
Toronto
Toledo
Cleveland, Ohio
Buffalo, Ny
Detroit
St. Clair Flats
Port Hur, Mich
Trac
Indianapolis
Indiana
The
J. W. Frisz
Mgr
Waveland, Ind
Greencastle
MAC Stock CO
Down East
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