Fortuitous Coup in a Rainy Evening Romance
Evelyn Tomlins and her mother debate a dinner stove move while suitor John Grosvenor ponders her at-home charm. He observes her in domestic trial, admires her, and waits through the night as she resists a rich match, Chicago Fort.
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Evelyn Tomlins
Mrs. Tomlins
Frank ‘Thompson
Calleo
Frank Thompson
Tomins
Tomilus
Evelyn
Miss Tomtins
John Grosvenor
Forty Sixth Street
Mr. Grosvenor
Miss Tomlins
Tomlins
Itis Tomlins
Mras Tomlin
Mr.Tomlins
Tomlina
Miss ‘Tomlin
Stov
Mrs.Tomlins
George
Maud Farrington
Chicago Fost
Quaint Facts Lost in a Patchwork of Trivia
A fragmented OCR contains diverse notes on old world evidence and curiosities. It mentions saddles first used by riders in France, early British naval passage through the Strait of Magellan by Fisgard in 1843, pigeons outrunning express trains on occasion, Lucknow’s diocese, Nile fish variety, and New York City’s bridge-spending figures. It also cites a frozen Thames in 1814, the harsh winter of 1708 1709, sacred Hindu bulls, and a ball with hoof polishing overseen by a priest as spectators pass in meditation.
A Century Hence Fragment on Winter 1906 Backbone
The Washington Herald quotes Prof Di O'Saur noting vertebrae sized actions beyond prior sight, declaring they are fragments of the backbone of the winter of 1906, as explorers recount extraordinary findings from that season.
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di O'Saur
Washington Herald
Trade Union Journals Reach Wide North American Audience
Reuters reports 185 monthly and 107 weekly journals in the United States and Canada advocate trade unionism. The 264 publications serve about 2.5 million organized workers and extend to sympathizers and nonmembers. They reach reading rooms and likely 8 million readers or more.
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United States
Canada
Reuters
North America
The Size of Heads and Hats in 19th Century Sects
The Kansas City Journal asserts head size dictates power and intellect. It cites averages: heads around 22 inches, hats from six and three quarters to eight. many adults under twenty-one inches are deemed weak or deficient, and under nineteen inches labeled idiotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Kansas City Journal
Fawn Without a Post Office in Maxwelltown Scotland
In Maxwelltown Kirkcudbrightshire last autumn T sought a stamp for a picture post card and found the town lacked both post and telegraph services. The investigation shows a burgh with over 2000 inhabitants, a provost and town council on Wallies, dependent on Dumfries for all postal needs.
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Scotland
Maxwelltown
Kirkcud- Drightshire
Wallies
Dumfries
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