The House Next Door The Rebellion of the Children
Sir John’s stubborn pride sparks a plan as Cecil and Ulrica plot to sidestep family control. Esther and Adrian arrive for a confidential council in which Cecil and Ulrica propose a covert pact to outflank their fathers. The scene ends with a promise of continuation.
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Sir John
Cecil
Ulrica
Lady Margaret
Adrian
Esther
Alrica
Vining
Miss Jacobson
Father
Hoth
Jecil
Adrica
Upstate Resident Spends Day Beside Seaside Anchor
A New York village man visits the shore and sits beside a half ton anchor all day. An old sailor questions his endurance and the visitor explains he waits to see the man who can handle that pickaxe.
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New York
Divorce Case Prompts Mirthful Dialog in Puck
A lighthearted item notes Mrs. Aldrich seeks a divorce amid humorous banter about summer rest spots. A palmist exchange adds quips about fortunes as Brokely presses for quick reading, reflecting the era's witty tone in a brief comic note.
Good Little Girl Or Bad Little One Advice
A long admonition to a young girl about manners, chores, obeying mothers, and growing up. It urges kindness to mothers, avoiding vanity, pursuing education, and preparing to be a good wife and woman, with reminders about childhood passing quickly.
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Ife
Woman Success Winners and Notable Achievements
The passage profiles prominent women: Miss Brickland the English diver. Mme du Gast expanding into aviation with Wright brothers. tennis champion Miss May Sutton announcing engagement to Mexican capitalist Harry B Ham. Lady Grey in Canada at the council in Toronto. Mrs Geo Cornwallis West's play His Borrowed Plumes staged in London. Miss Jerome of New York cited as versatile in London. Miss Anne Case set to sing operatic roles. four granddaughters of Charles D'ckers pensioned by the English government. Miss Alice Kinney Missouri farmer advocates farming to women. a moral urging women to pursue farming when suited, near cities for markets.
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Miss Brickland
Mme. du Gast
Geo Cornwallis-West
Randolph Churchill
Pat Campbell
London
Charles D‘ckers
Alice Kinney
Missouri
Why Girls Leave Home Ballad
A nostalgic verse recounts a group of girls planning a trip to Algonac packing outfits and toiletries. The speaker laments the impending departure and laments loneliness, imagining their tennis and swimming plans while hoping for their safe return home.
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Algonac
Drownings Reported in Indiana on July 27
Three men and a boy drowned in separate incidents across Indiana. In LaPorte County, a Knox man aged 23 died when his boat capsized on Bass Lake. In Elkhart River, Isaac Wilson’s six year old son drowned as a boat overturned. Wilson and Charles Hist escaped. In Bedford, Austin Withers, 36, drowned after falling from a boat into a pond. his wife and four children witnessed the event.
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Goshen
Ind
Isaac Wilson
Elkhart
Wilson
Charles Hist
Bedford
Austin Withers
All the World Knows All the World Knows
A playful verse by Helen Taylor contrasts courtly love with ordinary romance in London. The speaker imagines grand gestures from a courtier and a gonfalonier, then downshifts to a simple romance with Jack in foggy streets, cherishing the beloved as the sweetest thing to do.
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Jack
Jill
London
Prim Street
Seein in the Shops Bargains Across Fabrics and Accessories
A shopper’s overview of mid price sales with khaki riding skirts at $5, linen dust coats at $5, red morocco handbags at $2, green and grey bags at 8.50, union suits from 50c to $1, half price drapery textiles, 50c yard silks, parasols at half price, nautical blouses from $1.25, bright scarfs and sailor knotted styles, jet and belt pins 26c to 50c, amber barrettes $1.69, Irish linen for dresses 45c a yard, and cheaper ginghams and zephyr cloths at a shilling a yard.
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Madras
Cretonnes
Dialogue Exchanges About Sleep Talking Sparks Banter
A humorous exchange cites a wife not paying attention to her husband as he remarks on being ignored. The partner counters that she does listen at times, especially when he speaks in his sleep. Lip pincatt's catalogues the witty quip.
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Adrian
Ulrica
Cecil
Vining
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