Tempest rejects Lucy Carew and orders departure from Craven
Basil Tempest, famed poet, locks himself in Craven while Lucy Carew arrives to study him and his new poems. After a stormy start he draws her into writing, later declares danger in their bond, and urges her to leave Cravenford as housekeeper Mrs Henry urges caution and propriety.
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Basil Tempest
Craven
Lucy Carew
England
Tempest
Lucy
London
Lady Ormond
Pentheon Castle
Miss Carew
Penthuen
Ramshill
Letty
America
Mrs. Henry
Ieek
Henry
Mrs. Henly
Ford
Cravenford
Remembering the site of the Pennsylvania station
A grayheaded New Yorker notes that the Pennsylvania station site will spark reminiscences as eviction clears space for a major improvement. He says many born on the site will share stories of their origins and the changing cityscape, praising the new and historic buildings alike.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
Hippodrome
Sanctum Confidences Dialogue on a Word Choice
Rivers asks Brooks for a synonym for utility. Brooks terse reply leads to a grim joke about use and Wee. The typewriter resumes its rhythmic tapping as the scene closes with dry wit.
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Brooks
Rivers
Bo It In. Apple Day Echoes in Boston Bean Day
Fragmented lines reflect playful exchanges about Apple day and Bean day in Boston. The overheard phrases hint at local customs or cheers tied to food or seasons, with no clear event details or dates.
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Boston
Jesus Walks On the Sea Sunday School Lesson
Sunday School lesson dated June 5 1910 discusses Jesus walking on the sea to aid distraught disciples in the fourth watch of the night. It covers the miracle’s meaning Peter’s doubt and rebuke, the calming of the storm, and Christ’s healing works in Gennesaret with references to Rev Armstrong Black Morison and John Rhey Thompson.
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Jesus
David James Burrell
D. D
Christ
Armstrong Black
David Smith
St. John
Fdersheim
Mark
Morison
Peter
Eidersheim
John Foster
John
Gennesare
Jesus Christ
Joseph Parker
John Rhey Thompson
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Credited by Milwaukee Woman
A Milwaukee woman, Mrs. Hants TMsE, credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her female trouble and tumor fears after doctors advised surgery. The letter, part of thousands received by the Lynn Mass company, praises the remedy and invites other sick women to seek free advice from Lydia Pinkham.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia H. Pinkham
Serrano
Lydia E
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
The Overland King of Cars Drives Demand Worldwide
The Overland car uses four factories and 4 000 workers to churn out 140 Over lands daily, meeting a floodlike demand. Its simple design, self powering engine, pedal controls, and easy handling let a novice drive 2 000 miles with little effort. Prices start at 1 000 dollars for 25 horsepower and 1 250 dollars for 40 horsepower, including lamps and magneto.
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Les
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