The Man Who Feels
A poem praising empathy and pity as the true mark of nobility. The speaker argues that feeling hearts bring happiness in sun and sorrow, while unfeeling souls remain cold. It cites sympathy as lifesaving, concluding love deeds endure beyond fleeting fame. Alfred Waterhouse in Success.
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Underwood and Goodwin Plan Winter in Europe
In a village on the green, milliner Marcia Goodwin receives a marriage proposal from William Underwood after a day of shop labor and town gossip. The couple’s wedding bells and garlands signal a union as Ruth Martin departs for New York and Europe follows soon after.
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Peril at Rockall Rock Endangers Atlantic Navigation
An account of the Norge disaster near Scotland highlights the dangers posed by Rockall and surrounding reefs. The lone pyramidal rock 70 feet high and 250 feet around lies 290 miles from Scotland and 260 miles from Ireland, with no lighting or buoyage.
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Long Credit for Dressmakers Shapes Trade Practices
A court case between a dressmaking firm's president and vice president highlights long credit as vital to the trade. Firms report profits near 100 percent but face huge costs. some say credited customers, especially wealthy spouses, may not grasp money’s value. The practice helps absorb bills and sustain renowned establishments despite dunning.
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Drea
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Great Man of Publicity Recalls First Chalked Bridge Name
A reminiscence from the St. Louis Republic Magazine recounts the rise to fame of a celebrated figure. After years in the public eye his name appears everywhere from banquets to biographs, yet his fondest memory is the small thrill of writing his name in chalk on a bridge railing as a child.
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John
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St. Louis Republic Magazine
Motor car for the pole marks new Arctic idea
A French article notes Hendrik Arctowski proposes using a motor driven Canadian sledges with adjustable spur wheels to reach the south pole. The plan emphasizes lightness strength and high carrying capacity to reduce dependence on dogs.
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