The Sweetest Thing in Print In Harper's Bazar
A poet recalls the sweetest thing seen in print as a verse or prose fragment read under trees with Ted Gray. The description lauds a bewitching image of a girl with golden hair in a calico gown, noted as the sweetest thing ever seen in print from Harper's Bazar.
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Ted Gray
Tever
Ted
The Sick Room Love That Tricked a Heart
A young widower recalls a fever dream romance in a city hospital parlor. Helen Frement, a German governess and artist, cares for him, inspires love, and disappears when he recovers. Doctors reveal the beloved was a fever illusion, leaving him to confront memory and truth.
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Ackerly, Macklebury & Cords
Arthur Clark
Hullo
Horatio
Arthur
Ions
Horatio Bronson
Venice
Helen Froment
Clark
Europe
29Th Street
Bellevue
Saragossa
Jex Blake
the Stock Exchange
Arthurs
Helen Frement
Tam
Helena Froment
Helen
St. John
Helo
Dean
Tecan
Iméantime Rubens
Evan
Elen
Artur
Wall Street
Econc
Ben
Cat
Troy
Peruana
Guertes
Lave
Miss Hunt
Simon
West Blank Street
Lamayre
Orous
Eve
Amuraes
Ingretun
Agan
de Mammond
Walter
Horace Barley
Boston
Miscellaneous notes on persons and literary figures
The item surveys varied profiles from Montgomery Blair’s estate to Sarah Winnemucca and Mrs. S. J. Dunbar collecting prizes in Colorado Springs. It notes John Baker misnames, Bancroft’s aging portrait, Creoles in New Orleans, and a Chicago banquet where Dr Lori mer mispronounced “Lord.”
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Montgomery Blair
Sarah Winnemucca
Boston
S. J. Dunbar
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Boston Transcript
Northern Pacific Railroad
Villard
Washington
Oakes
Chango
N. F. Herald
George Bancroft
Chicago
York
Eng
Lorimer
Ord
Chicago Journal
Humorous Provocations and Dining Room Quips Across Tales
A jumble of social quips and questions from humorous snippets and parlour talk. Jests range from farmers debating pitch forks to a mother asking about a daughter's age, and a Roman ecclesiastic declaring I make a distinction in parish satire.
American Girls in Mexico Welcome New Arrivals
A fragment notes fashionable American girls in Mexico. The Chihuahua Wad greets two newcomers with quirky lines praising their arrival and describing the snowy clime in a humorous tone.
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Mexico
Colamba
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Emeken
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Louise
Hartford
Austin
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