One Dog for Two One Dog for Two
Evalyn Byron, an orphan and mill worker’s friend, bonds with her stray dog Sandy while a stranger, Bob Mason, appears. After Sandy’s choice, Evalyn and Bob face ownership decisions as the dog signals his loyalty and fate rests with Sandy’s instinct.
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Sunny
Lvatyn
Evalyn
Alredale
Hin
Sandy
Bob Mason
Lun
Mason
Addy
Rob
Dante
Bob Dorbigly
Aos
Katyn
Jimmy Turner's Pantry Plan Leads to Romance
Jimmy Turner, a secretary with a knack for business, becomes entangled in family duties when his mother asks him to bring in help for the pantry. He recalls a brave rescue moment with Miss Sidney Cumberland Brown and schemes to introduce her as a secretary to his mother. He then courts Miss Brown, daughter of Weyland Cumberland Brown, as a likely wife who works in an office.
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Ilen
Turner
Esmie
Lip
Les Doywnteen
Jimmy Aind
Jees
Whit Businees
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Amen, Sr
Alwit
Jimmy
Hannah
Alice
Violet
Benson
Mita
Jane
Mrs. Turner
Alice Busby
Miss Busby
Jimmy Turner
Clarendon 778
Miss Brown
Attendina
Canberbind Brown
Preener
Leplian
Recollections of Mark Twain From an Old Circus Clown
In 1888 I met Twain in London with walks in Hyde Park and later ran a New York book shop opposite Grace Church. Twain visited almost daily, enjoyed lunch at the St Denis, and quipped about water chasers. He failed to stop English and Canadian editions of his stories without consent and fought a copyright bill in Washington with Tom Reed.
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Darnuin
Olympic Gardens
London
Mark Twain
Hyde Park
New York City
Grace Chich
Mark
Tenth Street
Fifth Avenue
St. Denis
Washington
Tom Reed
House
Jersey City
Tom
Bob Sherwood
What they said when the horse fell into the pool
A quip about a horse tumbling into a swimming pool evokes disbelief and humor as spectators shout for an exit plug. The line plays on chaos and confusion, delivering a wry, period voice remark likely from a social anecdote or mock-epic tale.
Mean Street Landlord And A Candy Gift
Safety First Taggart, a feared street owner, collects rents every Monday. He pauses at one house where a fair-haired girl lives. He offers candy, and the girl replies with a sharp demand to wash it, revealing a tale of wary resident interaction.
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Taggart
London
Westminster Prison Apartment Behind Big Ben Revealed
The clock tower at Westminster houses a readiness apartment used to confine refractory MPs. Heavily barred with one window, access only through the sergeant at arms. The space includes a bedroom suite and a bookcase, and is located beneath Big Ben where the bell’s sound is faint on the street.
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Westminster
Big Ben
London Chronicle
Furniture From Old Thames Timber in London
Ancient oak from under the Thames, laid 1800 years, is being crafted into furniture in London by archaeologists. The rough trunks, likely Roman embankment debris, were found during excavations and are kept by an archaeological society. The pieces will be placed in royal palaces.
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London
Thames
Loud Thunder Noise Linked to Water Vapor Dissociation
Jefferson laboratory tests reveal that the striking noise of lightning flashes mainly results from water vapor dissociation. An explosion of hydrogen and oxygen gases in simulated lightning produced a torrent of large electric sparks. The operator halted his equipment, using cotton and a heavy cloth for protection.
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Itgs
Jefferson ‘Physical Laboratory
One Man Department Dismisses Government Claim
The federal power commission boasts it is the sole unit employing one man, Morrill as executive secretary. When outside help is needed it is borrowed from War Interior and Agricultural departments, whose secretaries form the commission. The commission governs power developments on the nation's waterways.
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Morrill
War, Interior and Agricultural Departments
Commission
Teachers Well Equipped In New Jersey Public Schools
In New Jersey public schools 88.0 percent of teachers are graduates of state normal schools, 19 percent are college graduates, 17.4 percent from normal schools in other states, 12.3 percent from city training schools, and 16.9 percent hold no diploma from a normal school college or training school.
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New Jersey
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