Moonshine. Mim Moon Keeps Lovers in Check
Moonshine. Of Mim Moon, she wink her aya While shi galling free da hy. Boos dem young folka han ta haya Btrokin on the ocean san. Tiyuh dem twikin foolishness Like two a tenth an nuffin. Leas Jew go on and let ten be Can't foot old Moon on me Talking about the broken heart That would come if dey should pare That euro itl wan roun' tae year. But nex' summer she'll be here, Makin' ip boa she can Tow different youn min. Joa go on tat lot Som he Can't fool old Mise Moon and me shingion Star
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Mim Moon
Bex
Tom
Miss Day
Sophie and Arethusa Dacy Entangle Tom in Town
Tom Lvalle, feeling lonely after his mother’s death, fixates on Miss Sophie Silver but meets Arethusa Dacy, a shy operator at Tome & Tapes. A mistaken house call leads Arethusa to Tom’s boarding house where she stays, and a fragile bond forms as Tom conceals his misgivings while presenting a welcoming front.
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Tom Lvalle
Tome & Tapes
Sophie Silver
Sophie
Iim
Jim
F& Theological
Tom
Lins
Victom
the Hyacinths
Arethusa Dacy
Tome
Untold Tale of Love and Money in a Chicago Home
In a fragment from the Chicago Journal, Arie confesses love to Tom seeking marriage over wealth. He promises wealth only if she wed, and after marriage she discovers she has found the right home. Both vow happiness as the couple navigates their unconventional bond.
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Pico
Tom
Arie
Arlo
Chicago Journal
Fat Men Seek Bargains at the Bargain Counter
In a New York department store, fat men scout collar bargains before opening at 8. They pick from job lots, test fit around the neck, and trade tips like shoppers. Ready-made collars mostly suit smaller sizes, with 18 inch plus collars hard to find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulowmay
White Goods
New York
Ehitte
Carly
Remarkable Nerve Skeleton by Dr Rufus B Weaver
A Philadelphia physician, Dr Rufus B Weaver of Hahnemann College, creates a complete nerve skeleton and nerve chart from actual nerves. The nerve chart, praised by London surgeons, is sent to the Museum of Medical Curiosities at Lincoln's Inn Fields.
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Rufus B. Weaver
Hahnemann College
Philadelphia
Weaver
Museum of Medical Curiosities
Lincoln’s Tnt Fields
London
The Czareviteh and the Hidden Divine Right
The passage speaks of a figure named Czareviteh ignorant of divine inspection and the awe inspired by ancestral blood. It contrasts sacred power with ordinary human limits, noting a nation trembling at the remote idea of a higher, open essence guiding mankind.
Churchman's High Position At Court Of St James
The archbishop of Canterbury on a royal visit holds the highest social rank in England after the crown and the king's direct descendants. He ranks after the prince of Wales and his son and above all dukes viscounts earls and ministers from other nations at the court of St James.
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Archbishop of Canterbury
England
Prince of Wales
Court of St. James
Bee Culture for Women at St Louis Exposition
Mrs. Fanny N. Berthe supervises the bee and honey exhibit at the St Louis exposition and runs an apiary in Winona Minnesota. For three years she has been treasurer of the Bee Raisers association of the state and calls bee culture one of the most pleasant and profitable occupations for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny N. Berthe
Winona
Minnesota
Minnesota politician likened to Lincoln as double
The passage notes that a Minnesota figure, twice governor and nominated for the Supreme Court, is said to resemble President Lincoln. It describes him as a perfect double in features and expression, very tall and gaunt with a shambling gait.
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Lincoln
John Lind
Minnesota
Jastice
Supreme Court
Almlar
Galt
Rome Reimagined A New Era of Monuments and Modern Taste
Rome embraces a modernized aesthetic with grand monuments from Garibaldi’s statue on Janiculum Hill to the vast Victor Emmanuel memorial. The article surveys new churches, chapels from the United States France Ireland and England, and the evolving urban fabric where ancient echoes mingle with Parisian and French revival styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Parl
Europe
Plagea di Permini
Via Nasionale
Pius
Victor Emmanuel Iiv
St. Joachim
Do Xitl
Joaehim
Brugl—dou
Inte Ponti
United States
rca +ness
England
Margaret
The Cub Reporter's Fate in Danville Speech Turmoil
A cub reporter, eager for fame, drafts a Danville speech with injected comments at the Burris Hotel. The published caption misplaces the interjections, prompting uproar and shock as readers see quotable phrases within the article rather than in the crowd. The episode mirrors press anxieties and the era’s political theater.
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Sniton
Danville
Win
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