Feud of Marjorie and Vera Ends by Tea at Mr Hale's
In a Miss Bryant school district, Marjorie Crewe and Vera Crane plan a feud after a quarrel with Oswald. The girls’ schemes unfold across neighborly plots, tea at Mr Hale’s among older adults, and a gramophone recital that exposes the folly. By afternoon tea the feud dissolves as the girls reconcile and walk home arm in arm.
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Miss Bryant
Haslewood House
Os Establishment
Eefore
Marjorie Crewe
Vera Crane
Tee Nee
Marjorie
Vera
Lulu
Blanche Bedford
Hettie
Oswald
Lota
Era
Orle
Tomi
Lolo
Hattie
Eedman
Verapert
Vera Marjorie
Abe
Josh
Ater
Mre
Orewe
Moeali
Lula Redman
Theira
Redmana
Hettis
Dameel
Dsnald
Crewe
Eedmans
Crewes
Redmane
Mra Crewe
Redmans
Qewald
Lula
Marjoria
Hettig
Mra Redman
Iit
Bobe
Mra Qorewe
Crowes
Mr Hale
Hale
Aha
Gramaphone
Pertone
Veras
Smallest Horse Claims World Record in California
A California note reports an exceedingly tiny horse standing about 22 inches tall and weighing 50 pounds, claimed as the smallest horse in the world. The article mentions other oddities including a fifty ton creature in Mexico and various curiosities, illustrating a mix of strange animal tales.
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California
Remarkable Graveyard Belief of Pala Indians
The Red Indians of Pala California converted to Catholicism in the 18th century yet maintain a belief in delayed resurrection. They mark the exact hour minute and day a soul departs the grave with a wooden stake bearing an alarm clock set to that moment. The clock alarm is hidden as a ritual to awaken sleeping spirits.
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Pala
California
Guirit
Finest Telphone System Shocks London Observers
In Brockholm the finest telephone system is praised for its daily life integration. The network features plentiful booths, elegant design, elevated dampproof floors, and illuminated stations, making the service a standout example of urban communication.
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Atrea
London
Brockholm
A Frog That Glides With Webbed Feet
A historic note describes a frog from Borneo using wide webbed feet to sail between trees. The writer compares its gliding to a modern flying machine, explaining how a leap, spread membranes, and horizontal flight carry the frog to distant limbs.
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Borneo
Why Women Have The Blues In 19th Century Opinion
A physician with a large practice claims melancholia in women stems from neglecting health, gluttony for comfort, and idle habits. He argues poverty and responsibility spare blues, while an affluent, indulgent woman desiring excitement becomes melancholic and seeks treatment.
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Reraims Ne
Craig
Mexico
Germany