Various Stages of Love and the Habit of Romance
The piece argues romance fades into habit over time as couples live together. It notes men often propose after regular contact and women may accept from sentiment or romance. Absence can trigger fleeting affection, but many engagements hinge on convenience, appearances, or practical ties rather than true passion.
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Wess
India
Dialogues in New York Weekly: Mr and Mrs Gotham’s Errand
A fragment from New York Weekly shows Mr. and Mrs. Gotham planning errands around Jones Smith and various shops. The dialogue mentions Silke Ribbon & Cog, Cheaper Barfi ne & Co, Braith’s, and a plan to travel by balloon after visiting Smith.
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Azar
Mr. G
Smith
Baxar
Darweine & Coe
Gimi
Smith's
New York Weekly
Jumbled Remarks On Incompetents Captains And Royal Court Spain
A noisy mix of conversation touches on moral policing of leaders, a joke about firing incompetent friends, and a dinner talk in Lenox. The piece shifts to Queen Alexandra and Queen Mary, noting their ongoing two court arrangement and potential precedence disputes. It ends with a quip about a juggler impressively handling handles from a die to a train without dropping one.
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John Hara Hammond
Dinne
Lenox
Russia
Queen Alexandra
Haa
Mary
Wes
A Modern Trend in City Governance
Quotes debate the commission form of government calling it acceptable yet questioning its handling of city governance. One speaker suggests learning from good governance and expertise in city management.
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Commission
Heating a Home: Insulation and Design Tips for Efficient Comfort
The article advises homeowners and builders to focus on proper insulation and thorough exterior wall work to create frost proof residences. It emphasizes matching lumber, tight papering around openings, and careful layout to enable warm air heating with minimal coal use. A sample seven room, one and a half story house is discussed with a $2000 estimated cost.
Fragmented Exchange Highlights Dialect Imitator Critique
A fragmented dialogue shows a speaker praising a dialect expert while another character questions its authenticity. The passage contrasts bold accents with critique of professional imitators, reflecting tensions in dialect performance.
Ravelli Rival Secon d Tenor Triumphs Over Campanini
A near century ago Col Mapleson faced Campanini’s salary demand as Ravelli rose in Niagara reviews. General Carroll advised praising Ravelli as a great second tenor to shield Campanini, prompting improved pay for Campanini after Ravelli debuted at the Academy of Music New York.
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Ttalo Campanini
Beame
Garibald
Angeror Ahd
Nager
Col. J. Hi Ma‘Plesoti
Atari
Campanini
Covent Garden
America
Europe
Col. Mapleeon
Ravelli
Col
Maple
Revell
Toad Popyiar
United Stacs
Col. Maplegon
Erentsy Saeed
Academy of Music
New York
Howard Carroll
Carmpanini
Parma
Academy
Campanint
Ma Plegon
Ravellite Camp
Steater
Carroll
Col. Mapleson
United States
Ravel
Campanin
Campaninto
EB. J. Edwards
Heroic Treasury Official Recalls Civil War Deeds
The narrative centers on Thomas C. Acton 75 who died in 1896 and his wartime feats as a police board president and treasurer. It also recounts L C Chittenden Lincoln era service and a dramatic 5 million bond signing under time pressure to aid Adams and Britain, ending with Acton recalling his war years.
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Thomas C. Acton
New York City
Metropolie
United States
Clarre
Chittenden
L. C. Chittenden
Treasury Department
Washington
Lincoln
Lfe
Perry
Kate
Mr. Chittenden
Chittenden O Meon
Charen Francis Adama
Great Liitain
Cruich
Adams
America
Adame
Bonda
Howard
Alf
B. J. Edward Ald Wightsa
Logan’s Reluctant Vice Presidential Nomination in 1884
The piece recounts General John A. Logan’s deep reluctance to accept the vice presidential nomination with Blaine in 1884. It notes his weak health, rheumatic past, and belief he might not survive a full term, with a later view that his illness influenced his decision and fate.
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Van
United States
Johns A. Logan
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Logan
Chicago
John FR. Henderson
Washington
Blaine
Senate
Fitz-John Porter
Marks
Tlinois
Courene
John A. Logan
Edwards Alt Hizhta
Fossil Beds Yield Eight New Turtle Species
Curiosities in Fossil Beda describe the fossil beds yielding specimens of gigantic ancient animals. In 1909 the US Geological Survey collected turtle remains and Prof. O P lay described eight new fossil turtle species from west of the one hundredth meridian.
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United States Geological Survey
O. P. Lay
Take Your Choice Publicized Language Debate
A young woman corrected by a friend over pronunciation of Psyche learns “per-siah” is preferred by some. The exchange notes that others say “si-ke” or “pish-ky” and reveals social attitudes toward speech.
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