The Story That Was Never Printed
A young reporter Carroll faces pressure from city editor Klunk at the Morning Transcript who tries to force publication of a scandalous tale about Lester Middleton and Essie, while Carroll secretly guards a dangerous set of documents. He resists, then reveals a stronger beat about a dead woman, ending with Klunk’s cowardly coercion rejected.
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Carroll
Klunk
Morning Transcript
New York
Mason and Dixon
Transcript
Mr. Carroll
Doling
Lester Middleton
Essie Middleton
Lester
Essie
Maniness
Charles Street
Chase
Egsle
Charlie
Basle
Father
Mr. Klunk
Kluak
Sun
Klaak
Middleton
Young Carroll
New Way Spelling Letter Reveals Holiday Engagement
On a streetcar a young man reads a letter from his girl announcing Christmas as the wedding time. He writes in a playful altered spelling praising devotion though poor, while she accepts, preferring a hustling lover over a millionaire. They plan a merry future.
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Ike James
Philadelphia
James
Jeny
Lodger Helps Tramp After Sleep on Rocks
In a brief exchange the lodger explains giving a dollar to a tramp today. The landlady questions his generosity as the tramp reportedly slept on a pile of rocks last night, revealing a moment of compassion amid terse domestic banter.
The Robbery Stray Stories Passage
A fragmentary prose tale involving a thief who confesses to stealing time and happiness and faces threats from rival characters. Poses a paradox of repentence and refers to a confrontation with Mr Wibblesen and Mr Sprogeins. Aurelia awaits near a railway station, suggesting a plot turn.
That Settled It Mr Sprogging
A fragmentary line suggests a dispute or decision moment featuring a character named Mr Sprogging. The text cuts off with a respondent declaring a decline, leaving the outcome and context unclear.
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Mr. Sprogging
Intermittent, Mrs Slmmer Question in Courtroom
Interchange reaches as Mrs Slmmer asks if her husband drinks regularly while Mrs Hogan denies a steady wager. The judge mediates a terse exchange reflecting tense domestic matter and wagering under scrutiny.
Training in Citizenship and the Great Game of Politics
Margaret E. Sangster urges youth to prepare for citizenship through study, reading newspapers, and participation in politics. She emphasizes the duty of every voter, the value of truth and right conduct, and the pursuit of heroic ideals to guide future leaders and safeguard the flag. The essay frames politics as vital education for a nation’s future.
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Margaret E. Sangster
United States
Supreme Court
Navy
Wadh
Veluixen
Daily Press
Globe
Christmas Spirit Versus Materialism in Holiday Times
A column laments loss of true Christmas meaning amid shopping and bills. It praises Christmas cards, gifts to the needy in homes and institutions, and a Santas themed card delivery on December 25. The piece urges readers to make the season a real pleasure rather than a social gift exchange.
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Luther
Santa Claus
Hopkinson Smith
Madame Merri
The New Color for Winter Fashion T: The New Color for Winter Fashion in London and Paris
Red russet brown emerges as the winter shade in London and Paris with shades of deep claret also in use. The color update signals a restrained palette for the season across the fashion centers.
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London
Paris
Design for Baby Sack Embroidery Pattern Description
Embroidery design for a baby sack to be made in linen pique flannel. Garment cut in a loose pattern to avoid pressing the dress. Knota diska are used to fill gaps between embroidery branches, outlining the decorative pattern.
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George Bronson-Howard
Joseph B. Bowlons
Van
Joseph B. Bowles
Walter
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