Remembered Stream of Wetherill in Peream Woods
In bright verse the speaker recalls a stream wandering through woods, recalling childhood feet and a golden time. The poem laments passage, noting how the stream bears what returns no more while calling to a beloved shoreline and Saint wave.
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Sulie i
Wetherill
The Salvation of Jim Maxson
Maggie Orne hides a doomed romance as Jim Maxson faces arrest for counterfeiting and a deadly fire. His father vows to turn him in while Maggie pleads for mercy, aiding strangers and choosing loyalty over law in a tense escape. Jim saves his mother from the blaze and, with Maggie's faith, confronts a tragic, burning fate.
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Jim
Maxson
Dougherty
Caltto
Wifa
Mr. O'Connor
Maxeon
Flack
Masgle Orne
Maggie
Mie
Tian
Maggie- Orna
Ghan
Prurder
Maigis Orne
Jim Maxson
Magele
Maxsons
Jas
Fran
Ines
James
Dego
Maggié
Maxsot
Mages
Atreat
Lipa
Pylee
Orne
Diamonda
Beautiful Grit Magazine
Doster Griffiths Tales Of Persian Patients Amuse And Move
In his wife’s narrative, Dr Hume Griffith recalls two Persian cases where amputation saved limbs yet provoked grief over loss. A boy with harelip finds joy after surgery, seeing himself as no longer a “little devil” and expressing gratitude to the doctor.
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Doster Hume Griffith
Persia
Turkish
Arabia
Hetella
Mohammedang
Hume Grifith
Julfs
Aifileton
Peraia
Reading the Future by Cards and a Parsee Woman
A column explains a parlor fortune telling method using the queen of hearts and a 32 card deck. The reader instructs a sitter on shuffling and layout of eight cards per row, detailing how each pile predicts love, marriage, wealth, and possible obstacles.
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Pugsten
Beanty
Paris
Ring of Hearts
Hearta
Iit
Ealing
Tearia
Allwisdom
Rome
Ellen
Fandlike
Tor
Goma
Ant
Hare
Shea
Haappiness and Joy Explaining Two States of Mind
Dr. Horace Bushnell contrasts happiness as outward circumstances like money rank and praise with joy as an inward quality of the soul. Happiness rests in external happenstances while joy springs from character itself.
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Ror Ace Bushnell
Don't Abuse Friends and Demand They Consider It
A terse admonition warns against mistreating friends and pressuring them to accept cruel behavior. The note urges respectful conduct and rejection of coercive tactics, emphasizing empathy and restraint.
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Crittelam
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