Passionate Convent Plot Unfolds At Pass Christian Beach
A priest and a nun in the Paes Christian area share romantic longing and a rival calling as a dreamt tale of love, sin, and faith unfolds by the moonlit shore. The priest reveals he entered the priesthood to prove his love and faces moral strife, while the nun wrestles between love and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FR. Henmrat
Paes Christian
Order of Hon
Helen
Pass Christian
God
Hell
Pardonable Error Shows Modern Inventions Sparkler Comedy
H G Wella spoke at a Boston club on how rapid inventions perplex plain folk. An anecdote follows of an old fisherman and a sinking autonomous canoe, prompting the fisherman to quip he mistook them for a new-fangled submarine.
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H. G. Wella
Boston
Spout Collapse Tragedy Told By A Stationed Painter’s Wife
A master painter’s wife rushes from her home as a workman shouts a sudden warning. The old wooden spout crashes from the roof, narrowly missing her and a frightened boatman. The incident ends with the worker reflecting on fear and fate.
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Pat
A Lesson in Bread Crumbs at a New York Restaurant
Edwin and Angelina dine at a fashionable New York restaurant guided by a patient waiter. A comedy of manners follows as they misread French culinary terms and etiquette, struggle with table manners, and rely on the waiter to steer them through an awkward, expensive evening.
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Hut
Edwin
Angelina
Queen Elizabeth
Madame
Gruyere
Roquefort
Angeling
Angelia
Wayne
Odie
Hla
Walter
Anid
the Walter
Dembasae
Angeline
New York
Evansville
Brookston
Jersey
Two Romances of Prominent English Families
A long ago tale from Burghley in Northamptonshire centers on Henry Cecil later Earl of Exeter who wed a country girl for love not title. The second tale follows the Gordon sisters who married counts Kellie after shared fortunes and royal connections across Gothenburg and Methven Erskine.
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Burghley House
North
Smntonshire
Manson
Earl of Exeter
London Daily Mall
Henry Cecil
Earl of
Exeter
Burghley
Northamptonshire
Gordon
Kellie
Ardoch Castle
Gothenburg
Thomas Erskine
Methven Erskine
Iiven
Thane
Uses of Old Shoes in Rubber and Leather Making
The article explains turning old shoes into powder for imitation rubber and leather. Leather is chipped, soaked in chemicals, dried, ground, and mixed with glue or gum to mold into buttons and other items. It notes alternative processes to produce cheap artificial leather and dyes from materials like potash and Prussian blue.
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Chicago Tribune
SIS Hopkins Sayings Reflect Rural Wit and Urban Misconceptions
A humorous mix of maxims on wealth and education, farm life, fashion, and romance. The piece lampoons rural credos and urban myths, noting farmers and townsfolk, oculists, jewelry lovers, and a Brookston resident misnaming a water cracker. It juxtaposes back street living with refined occupations and social observations.
Antique Dolls Across Cultures Through History
The article traces doll origins from ancient Egypt to modern times, noting Greek Roman figures in the British Museum and prehistoric Peruvian dolls. It cites makes from cocoa husk in Marshall Islands to banana leaf wrapped stones in Sandwich Islands and cane figures in India and South America.
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Egypt
British Museum
Peru
Marshall Islands
Sandwich Islands
India
South America
Friendship and social conduct in early 20th century life
The piece discusses how true friendship develops gradually within a circle, avoiding flashy displays of affection. It contrasts lasting bonds with overt sentimental notes and stresses charm, intuition, and natural selection of companions. It also highlights juvenile fashion with striped and plaid fabrics, white linen accents, and preferred brown school shoes.
Wax and straw dolls spark fashion notes in a distant market
In Australian and African doll designs, wax and straw work showcase distinct tribal features and hair styles. The piece highlights simple headgear and frocks, with affordable prices as trimming decreases. Semi fitting jackets with long sleeves and wide silk braid trim complete everyday dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Reflections on American and English Girl Customs
Fragmentary column notes differences between American and English girls, praising American mobility and independence while contrasting English restraint. It also includes quips on wealth, manners, fashion, and pearls, with scattered images of social expectations and men’s behavior.
Kitchen walls require enamel finish for easy cleaning
The article argues white tiles are best for kitchen walls but if tiles are not possible enamel painted finishes offer a practical alternative. Enamel finishes cover walls easily and show less dirt while allowing regular cleaning.
Complete Relaxation Technique For Deep Body Release
A guide describes a method of total relaxation using slow breathing and focused muscle release. It suggests lying or sitting, loosening garments, and guiding attention to limbs to reduce tension and restore calm. It claims extended practice can aid youth and vitality.
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Wingrove Bathon
Mrs. Browning
The
New York World
Vol-au-vent
Sis Hopkins
Rose Melville
Shefoeoehh OH
American World Magazine
Mom
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