The Red-Haired Girl and the Venezuelan Intrigue
Esther and her father Captain Dill discuss their precarious life amid plots around Gresham Garcia and Castro. The duo reveal hopes of leaving for England, aided by Theodore Gresham, while weighing loyalty, romance, and the danger of their espionage-filled existence in Caracas.
Anthony Gresham and the Sussex estate Core Enquiry
Anthony Gresham, heir to a minor baronetcy, lives a quiet life amid Choworth Freasaunce, a Sussex estate. His path from science to social questions drives him toward controversial studies of race and humanity, including travels to the United States and Haiti, unsettling his family and society as he contemplates future primogeniture and personal vocation.
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Chaworth
Sussex Downs
Anthony Gresham
Latte
Gresham
Buckinghamshire
Theodore Gresham
Anthony
Captain Dill
I T
Tony Gresham
Sir Theodore
Ome
Cambridge
Mr. Gresham
United States
Republic
Haiti
Caribbean
West Indian travel talk between Tony and his mother
Tony and his mother discuss the steamer voyage and possible passengers in the West Indies. The conversation touches on General Sandys, Bland’s death, and daughters of officials while Tony reassures his mother that the tropics hold proper sights and that he will return safely.
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San Domingo
Ani
Sandys
Bland
Burmath
Dacolts
Tony
Fan Dominic
West Indies
England
Tory
Menon
Livia
Jeanne Eagles Dies Suddenly at 35 with Broadway Roots
New York reports the stage and screen actress Jeanne Eagles died after a pneumonia attack. Born in Boston, she rose to prominence on American stages and appeared in films like Man, Woman and Son and Under False Colors. She later worked at Paramount Astoria and recalled her shy first steps into cinema with D W Griffith discovering her talent.
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Jeanne Eagles
New York
Boston
Frederick Warde
Robert Vaughan
Thanhouver
Paramount Astoria Studios
Longsland
U.S.A
Som‘ereet Maugham
Christopher Columbus
Old Giles and the Barn Whitewashing It Not Worth It
An incomplete local vignette describes Old Giles arguing over barn whitewashing. A painter asks for more work while Giles jokes about hogs preferring their own bacon. The fragment hints at daily rural tasks and light humor.
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Giles
You Are Important Even If You Think You’re Small
A motivational essay argues against self deprecation and urges personal initiative. It praises doing the work you were born to do, citing historical figures who endured hardship to achieve impact. The piece asserts everyone has value and that the world benefits from each person’s contribution.
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Hamlet
Ike
Bia
Johnson
Pope
Milton
Aesop
Stevenson
Burne
Beethoven
Demnald
The Man Who Never Takes A Holiday
A tale of a man who boasts of never taking vacations yet becomes dull and stuck in a routine. The piece satirizes zeal for work, showing how constant toil without rest harms imagination and social relations. It argues that a holiday is a duty as well as a privilege for balance and renewal.
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Witheas
Avery
Honest Work Then Honest Character Unfolds
The piece argues honesty rests on conscientious work not just trust. It warns that many employers neglect duty while seeking easy gains and that true honesty is a contract with one’s labor. A dinner party anecdote involving a talking parrot lightens the text with social satire.
A Story With A Moral About Riches And Love
A young woman inspired by a romance vows to marry a poor man to prove love over wealth. She dresses simply and finds a factory worker who loves her back. They marry and ride to a cheap honeymoon, only to discover both are no longer poor. The tale ends with the moral that two can play at one game and both lose.
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Caracas
Deailly
Esther
Colombia
Diplomatiata
Mr. Gresham
Abe
England
Obe
Theo
Germany
Englund
Cuatro
Castro
Theodore Gresham
Windsor Castle
Loveh
Eather
Theodoryreshem
Exther
Bir
Mr. Kem
Wil
Theodora Greatham
Theodore Urseham
Po Jong
Gareclo
Ike
la Guayra
Barbados
Tonly
Honlbye
Is Weeping Old Fashioned in Modern Life
A columnist argues that women in business retain deep human sympathy and maternal instinct. Tears are a fading social weapon, losing impact after habitual use, though women can still empathize with others' sorrow.
Plain Talk on Overcoming Obstacles and Impossible Minds
The piece urges perseverance, arguing that success comes from confronting and conquering obstacles. It notes many fail when they stop believing, and it champions attempting the impossible as a path to truth, citing notable figures who faced greater hardships.
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Cranter
Health food for Fido patent for improved dog biscuit
An American inventor received a patent for an enhanced dog food biscuit. The product includes added vitamins, a hard glazed crust to preserve nutrients, and a longitudinal concave shape that aids grasping by the dog. The design allows viewing positions with the convex or concave side upward while baking time and temperature are optimized.
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Venezuela
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Senor Pinzon
Senor Pryson
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Trinidad
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Mabel
Biograph Studios
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