Edith Carter the English beauty of high society
Edith Carter is presented as a premier English social beauty who outshines former society leaders. The piece notes her age twenty four and her background in a refined family, describing her striking gray eyes, dark red hair, and peachy complexion. She earns a living selling photographs to shops while being widely invited to balls, dinners and theatre events.
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Edith Carter
Countess of Warwick
Cornwallis West
Miss Carter
America
Carter
Two Letters and a Forbidden Love in July Thames Scene
Margot, a rich heiress, reads a threateningly frank letter from Cecil while Sir Peter Ansell nears a marriage proposal. Cecil confronts Margot by a riverbank revealing a dangerous love, while her family plans a wealthy matching. Margot chooses Cecil and faces family scandal as Sir Peter confronts her.
Margot Confesses Feelings and Ends Engagement
In a strained scene Margot admits she does not love Sir Peter and will not marry him. She accuses herself of poor conduct, then retreats to her room. Cecil’s letter reinforces her resolve as she reads, kisses, and falls asleep holding it, while a prior note hints at wider ruminations on century beginnings.
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River Thames
Margot
Robt
Cecil
Peter Ansell
Sir Peter
Polly
Bob
Ansell
Marzot
Margot Forrester
Ers
Lionaire
Forrester
Mr. Forrester
Robert
Tiar
Ters
Neo
Peter
Father
Sey
Aeter
Miss Forrester
Jove
Lieut. Meade
Hartford Courant
Cranberry Timbales and Oyster Sauce Recipe
Instructions for cranberry timbales using cranberries agar and water, including steaming, molding, and chilling. Also a recipe for oyster sauce with small oysters, their liquor, milk, butter cream, flour, salt, and cayenne, heated to boiling and finished with the oysters.
Loneliness in a wandering poet’s verse
The poem portrays a solitary traveler who finds pockets of companionship in distant landscapes yet feels complete aloneness on unfamiliar streets. When others’ eyes meet his and faith is spoken, he seeks pity and forgiveness, signaling inner loneliness amid distant love and home.
Mrs Leland Stanford Transfers Wealth to University
Mrs Leland Stanford signs deeds transferring all real estate to the trustees of Leland Stanford University, including cattle ranches vineyards and farms. She previously moved personal estate valued at 15 million dollars, leaving her destitute in ownership terms, yet she will receive a life annuity of 25 thousand dollars per year under a contract with the trustees.
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Leland Stanford
Washington
Senator Stanford
Lelaiml Stanford University
Wine is a mocker and other Bible texts teach wisdom
In a Brooklyn school a principal recalls challenging children with weekly Bible verses. A youngest student, Jessie, offered Jeremiah 20 from Proverbs, insisting the text read Wine is a mocker. The teacher corrected her gently, acknowledging the effort and mispronunciation.
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Jesus
Jessie
New York Evening Sun
A Dainty Dessert With Orange Jelly Cups
A dessert idea uses small oranges hollowed and filled with gelatin jelly. Scoop pulp, strain, then mix with wine, banana pieces, and cherries before refilling skins to set. Also notes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a liver remedy.
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DeWitt's
The Suns Seventh Page Liner Invitation Use Read
Read the seventh page liner from The Sun for complimentary headings and ad notices. The invitation includes select ads and notices labeled as Sun liners for reader use.
Notable Names and Odd Habits From Public Figures
Charles Dietrich, the New York gas king, keeps fresh powers in his private office each morning costing 20 to 59. Isa Bowman, once Lewis Carroll's Alice, plans a book about Carroll. Huntington, sole survivor of the Southern Pacific quartet, owns a large stock stake. Champ Clark studies biblical law and its effects. Queen Margherita, a mountaineer, sometimes ventures out in a tweed suit at 3 AM and returns at 9 PM.
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Charles Dietrich
New York
Isa Bowman
Lewis Carroll
Co. P. Huntington
Stanford
Crocker
Hopkins
Champ” Clark
Missouri
Margherita
Italy
The Swan Song of Roberts Recalls My Loves at Home
A Chicago Times-Herald verse laments returning home to the speaker’s loves, asserting they remain untouched by national political wrangling. The speaker vows to abandon public life and seek solace with Sarah, Sue, and Molly, defying those who oppose him.
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Sarah
Sue
Molly
Chicago Times-Herald
New Embroidery Idea Sequin Spangle Work for All
A simple spangled embroidery concept uses shades of one color to create flowers with red sequin centers and green ribbon leaves. Cream satin serves as the base, with careful sequin attachment and secure fastening emphasized. The method promises rapid results requiring minimal skill beyond color arrangement.
Now a Free Woman Mrs Sanderson Cleared of Murder
A jury found Mrs Sanderson not guilty of murder after a high profile trial. She collapsed in her father s arms, then revived and thanked each juror for their verdict, expressing gratitude amid the courtroom intrigue.
Feet and Feet of Fashion in a Coincidence
A Detroit Journal fragment presents a cobbler joke about time to shoe a watch and a shopper who plans to smoke a cigar while waiting. Humorous dialogue contrasts a gold idol with clay feet and a sharp retort about being only 2-Bs.
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Chicago Tribune
Berenice Briskit
Detroit
Journal
Comtesse de Castiglione Buried in Paris After Quiet Decline
The famed beauty of the last French empire, closely linked to Napoleon III, was buried in Paris weeks ago. She once dazzled Paris at a Palais Royal ball in 1860, endured a life of wealth and poverty in a sealed entresol near Place Vendome, and died in a restaurant apartment, carried to her grave from that residence.
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Napoleon III
Paris
Prince Jerome
Palais Royal
Comtesse
Napoleon
Florence
Comte Verasis de Castiglione
Victor Emmanuel
Cavour
Avenue Montaigne
Rue de la Paix
Place Vendome
Voisin
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