A Gripping Romance Amid Continental Grief and Gambits
In Clyde a distant cousin Ward Boylston travels to convalesce from the grip epidemic with Prudence and Dorens Blake. Their coddling schemes collide with his plan to escape the meddling, while a chance meeting with Jacoby and Trina Daniels leads to a quiet romance and an engagement with Irma.
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Boylston
Prudence Blake
Manny
Prudence
Dorens
Rudence
Ward Roylston
Clyde
Earn
Roylston
Koylston
Brother Warn
Lowelle
Jin
Dorcas
Ezra
Bayenne
Llankenny
Toylston
Ile
Walmus
Ward Boyistan
Jacoby
Trina Daniels
Ife
Fobe
Monday Myths and Ocean Ways Recounted in Paper
A fragment discusses Monday’s negative reputation traced to historical roots such as Black Monday and Blue Monday, then shifts to a nautical note on Hawaiian outrigger fishing boats. It explains beliefs around Monday and illustrates fishing practices with a detailed description of outrigger canoes and crew operations.
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Gavarina
Hawaii
Tetsiere
New England
Isle of Dogs and Capes Poised for New Garden City Plan
A fragmented early 20th century sketch describes transforming Greenwich adjacent land into a garden city for the Isle of Dogs and Capes. It envisions tree lined roads and gardens, contrasting the current wharves and warehouses along the riverfront. The plan singles out Limehouse Reach, Rogie Riverbend, and Chin's Basin as nearby features shaping a new east end residential quarter.
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Isle of Dogs
Isle of Capes
Greenwich Hospital
Uzain
Greenwich
Kings of England
Henry VII
Dis Hownds Lavete
West India Docks
Millwall
Limehouse Rench
Lts
Hit
Rogie
Chin's Basin
Farmer builds ditches to slow speeding cars
A Brown county farmer in western Brown county carves shallow ditches across a road to deter autos. He reports that vehicles hitting the one foot by eight inch trench at about 33 miles per hour are slowed and occupants are ejected safely. The effort follows earlier damage to chickens and pigs from speeding autos.
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Brown County
Hs Han
Uem
Inudlunnpolls News
Filipinos Prefer Motor Vehicles in Philippine Market
American motor vehicles continue to predominate in the Philippines. In 1939 the total registered vehicles reached 567 with a tonnage capacity of 1 and a passenger capacity of 6245. Railroads are expanding to support agriculture and improve transport.
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Pilippine
Return of the old-fashioned paper collar in Houston Post era
A reader notes a revived old-fashioned paper collar trend and questions whether the Houston Post can prevent its resurgence. The playful comment hints at fashion nostalgia and media style debates among readers.
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Louston Post
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