The Snare of the Fowler and Nell Freeth
Nell Freeth accepts an engagement to Causton Freeth while Arden Marchant plots to save her from a suspected scoundrel. Mrs. Martell urges Arden to uncover Freeth many secrets as she guards Nell from a dangerous past. A courtroom style confrontation unfolds with Freeth and Conington over a reckless past and a threat of blackmail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Sara Lessingham
Mrs. Martell
Arden Marchant
Arden
Nell
Bris
Ella
Neji
Pa Martell
Sara
Gara
Wea Nella
Bara
Mra. Martell
Freeth
Thera Abe
Abe
White House
Edward Graham
Martell Hed
Caunton
Aha
Eyla
Nells
Iva
Causton Freeth
Bhe
Africa
Itea
Intervie
Caustea Preeth
Bara Lessingham
Noll
Jearut
Tom
Martell
Friot
Marchant
Canston Freeth
Lebensan
Eyes Tell Lies A Tale Of Perception And Hallucination
The piece explains how sight can deceive, noting that our brains interpret images differently under certain conditions. It recounts an ancient folk tale of a peasant who misread a black horse and white rider, then describes a simple test with black and white paper to demonstrate a visual illusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionaire
Conington
Jun
Mr. Freeth
Gordon
South Africa
Freeth
Kimberley
Boor
Mattabele
Queensberry
Alr
Fresth
Fische
Bin
Ming
Henry Sea
Ouriain
Moe
The Seller of Good News in Boston
A Boston eboy shifts from sensational front pages to cheer promoting content in the evening paper. Jakey, the vendor, claims the focus on good news attracts more buyers and improves his mood, suggesting gospel meaning and a kinder approach to selling news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sella Good News
Jakey
Bis
Lady of Daylight and Twenty-Four Hours Reviewed
A mixed critical note highlights G H Attenborough's second novel Lady of Daylight with bright prose and stirring emotion despite a somber plot about loss and lasting memory. The piece also reviews Twenty-Four Hours by Louis Dromfeld, praising drama romance and tragedy set across New York from fashionable rooms to Harlem misery.
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G. H. Attenborough
Dianeme
Cassell
Louis Dromfeld
New York
Hector Champion
Perons
Tse
Broadway
Harlem
Paying The Price At A Resturant Display Of Talent
A man who enjoyed showing off called for verulam and gleam, then ordered bacon and eggs with theatrical flair. He boasted that such display would be a familiar lingo among Oxford criminals, drawing amused commentary from friends.
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Conington
Freeth
Throgmorten
Gordon
Alr
South Africa
Lomat
Fou
Freoeth
Copington
Tai
Oxford
Every Parent's Duty on Child Curiosity and Birth Facts
The piece argues parents must answer a child's questions about birth and life honestly and simply. Suppressing curiosity breeds repression and precocious behavior, while thoughtful, truthful education preserves the child's innocence and guards against later moral decline.
Italian Population Boom Across Two Centuries
The article notes a rapid rise in Italy's population from 18,006,000 in 1700 to 41,000,000 in the early 1900s, with births exceeding deaths by about 3.9 million in five years. It highlights large growth of Italians abroad, from under 250,000 sixty years ago to about 10 million by 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Percy Soope and the Petrol Station Ambition
A poem style piece follows Percy Soope's vow to seize life’s rewards through death in oil free life. Years pass and his station Snoope is found under ground where he fills tanks and pumps tyres. The verses trek through ambition, satire, and a final punch about reaching a proper station.
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Percy
Snoope
The Perfect Parent and Lighthearted Bits From Townsfolk
A column blends advice on parenting from a doctor about consistent rules for children, a humor vignette with an old man at a prison gate, and light banter on manners and hairstyles. It captures small town voices and everyday anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn
Philosophy of a Woman panel of jokes and sketches
A clublike column of humorous vignettes from a domestic and social life, featuring a row over a disagreement, a Scottish maid, a clumsy pilot aspirant, long underwater timings, actors at sea, a driving lesson, a child learning to read, and a gossiping Mrs. Hose. The anecdotes showcase everyday character quirks and light misunderstandings.
Exquisite Furs and Emancipated Women in Film Era Debates
A sweeping critique links furs worn by Mary Pickford Norma Talmadge Colleen Moore and Marian Davies to animal suffering and the vanity of luxury. It questions whether women in cinema can shed glamour culture while noting industry pressures and fashion demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Norma Talmadge
Conole
Colleen Moore
Pols
Marian Davies
Cura
Feah
Ireland
Pfashier
Mary
Norma
Conde Jamd
Colleen
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Margaret Hamilton
Constan Frocts
Myriead
Brotland Yard
Scotland Yard
Son
John
Tommy
Lites
Misa Jones
Mies Brown
Misa Brown
Mine Jones
Tifa
Philosophy OF
Cuthbert
Jack MacPherson
Percon Han
Ove Minster
Ladd
Expres
Johnny
Little Bu
Hook
Miss Talker
Miss Gossip
Mra. Hose
Mra. Rose
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