A Tale of a Perfect Time in Two Parts
An excerpt from a 1917 Dale Drummend story follows a social evening and the emotional strain of romance. The narrator endures jealousy and fatigue after hosting guests, while planning a change in life with Landry as tensions rise over Louisa and party dynamics.
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Dale Drummend
Landry
Louisa
Aftermath Reflections On Aided Union In The Evening
In a late night exchange Sybil remarks on their party’s appreciation. Warren receives profuse compliments from Margaret and others, with Sybil noting their compatibility. The dialogue hints at mutual ambition and future plans as night ends. Tomorrow promises further developments.
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Sybil
Warren
Margaret
Cobb Dominates 1917 American League Batting Averages
Chicago reports official league averages showing Ty Cobb leading with a .358 average and 225 hits. George Sisler is second at .353, with Cris Speaker close behind. White Sox trio Murphy Felsch and Jackson exceed .300. Detroit leads clubs at .259 while Philadelphia and White Sox trail.
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Chicago
B. B. Johnson
Ty Cobb
George Sisler
St. Louis
Cris Speaker
Cleveland
Sisler
White Sox
Murphy
Felsch
Jackson
Cobb
Pipp
New York
Veach
Detroit
Bush
Philadelphia
Remembering Disasters Spurred by Warnings, Willie's Note
A class prank replaces a caution about the Chicago fire with a warning about the Johnstown flood. The students swapped a historical reminder for a different calamity, highlighting a memory lesson in a school setting.
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Dale Fae
Adanadal
Homer
Lanary
Lawson
Ivy Landry
Arren
Terstos
Ami Lamier
Odnight
War
Ren
Jeal
Homer Carleton
Little Willie
Johnstown
OUR Men
Cannon-Fetzer Co
Agrtee Sevin
Canieg
Tae Coe
the Commercial National Bank
A, Ars