Luphy Hopkins and the Green Silk Dilemma
Luphy plans a minister’s wife wedding finery using Granny Hopkins’ green silk but finds it unsafe for a wedding dress. A series of family talk, gossip, and moral expectations surround Luphy as turkeys fail, letters delay, and Luke Rankins wrestles between love and his mission work with Una Whitefield while Luphy weighs appearances and practical gown choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luphy
Lupky
Akes
Hopkins
Garret
Granny Hopkins
Tom
Luke
Luke's
Bemus
Abner Ransom
Abner
Eder Skilton
Lapiry
Ein
Emus
Luke Rankins
Sting Spencer
Enfield
Hismeelf
Edder Bemus
Nes
Soth
Jones
Lote
Smallidge
Cleopatra
Ray Lupiy
Lupiy
Fifteen
Ichabod
Father
Seth Jones
Suphy
Providence
Cee
Una Whitefield
Guido
St. Paul
Stakis
Una
Uke
Chin Wang
A Mission School, a Chinese Hero, and a Love Triangle
Luke hovers between devotion and distraction at a South Corner mission school where Sam Wa Kee his bright pupil charms and endangers, Una Whitefield plans to sail to China as a missionary, Luphy Hopkins writes a dramatic betrothal letter, and a ruse by Sam Wa Kee tests loyalties. The tale blends romance, faith, cultural tension, and providential meddling in a late Victorian tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupiy
Dress
Jane Simpson
Luke
Jam We Kea
Mission School
Lung Wing
Sam Wa Kee
America
Ken Miss Whitefield
Sam Wa Keo
Luphy
Una Whitefeld
Luphy Hopkins
China
New York
Suphy Hopkins
Lux
Seth Jones
Seth
Ile
Saya
Supmy Horniss
Providence
Una
Willin
Bridget
Sam Waleoe
Haythen
Sophie Swett
Salvatore Montinari Rescued After Adriatic Ordeal At Sea
A young telegraph clerk from Tranto named Salvatore Montinari survived forty eight hours at sea after sail from shore in a small boat. He was picked up by the Russian bark Jenny off Ivica and later returned to his duties in Atlanta. Truth notes a theater scene with a disheveled lady in the London Theater.
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Tranto
Salvatore Montinari
Jenny
Hallstrom
Montinari
Ivica
Atlanta
London
Proverb Snippets and Humorous Observations Across Papers
A collage of brief quips and taunts from early 20th century papers. Jokes cover topics from weather to manners, with lines about lead pencils usage and comical exchanges in daily life. Strong entities include Boston Tribune, Danbury News, London Punch, and Atlanta Constitution.
Comedy and Tragedy Reflections on Audience Class and Taste
A essay contrasts comedy and tragedy in theater, noting tragedies attract deeper emotional resonance among ordinary viewers while the elite resist intense passion. It argues the wealthy prefer calm, refined drama and classical forms, disliking wild sentiment and aggressive theater. A brief local item follows about a Montgomery snake-egg superstition visit.
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Picea
Talma
Kemble
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Hough
Mary A. Barr
Harper's Weekly
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Piri Ana
Boston Transcript
Pica- Yune
Danbury News
London Punch
Whitehall Times
Detrott Free Press
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Syracuse Sunday Times
Norristown Herald
Rochester Express
Comedy and Tragedy
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Ala