Emperor Moths and Limberlost Dilemmas in a High School Tale
Elnora Comstock faces high school costs and family tension as she collects forest specimens to fund books and tuition. The story follows her struggles with her mother, support from Wesley Linton, friendships with Margaret and the Bird Woman, and romance angles involving Philip Ammon, Edith Carr, and Hart Henderson amid the Limberlost setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Comstock
Elnora
Wesley Linton
Elora
Lintons
Bird Woman
Billy
Wesley
Carson
Binton
Erri
Linton
Margaret
Fete
Binora
Mark Twain
Comstock
de Philip Ammon
Chicago
Edith Carr
Polly
Pam Levering
Edith
Philip
Onabasha
Althugh
Elava
Hart Henderson
East
Mutip
Hart
Tom
Mackinac Island
O'Mores
Hdith
Edith Carr asserts hold over Philip Ammon in confrontation
Edith Carr confronts Elnora about engagement to Philip Ammon and claims a past betrothal. Elnora calmly refutes and proposes Edith attempt to win Ammon later, while Hart Henderson arranges a tense watch at the willow and others maneuver to separate the lovers. Edith privately asks Henderson to take Ammon back to Onabasha, and Ammon departs with Henderson for repairs as Elnora plans safe retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Carr
Edith
Hart Henderson
Onabasha
Comstock
Henderson
Polly Auimon
Pai
Tom Levering
Polly
Ammon
Elyora
Philip Ammon
Inora
Elnora
Miss Carr
Tom
Asquith
Binora
Phil
Philip
Mother
Mrs. Comstock
Einora
Menderson
Levering
Hinora
Mr. Allinon
Chicago
Lins
West Woods
Phillip
Winora
Limberlost
Timberlost
Angel and Freckles
Mackinac Island
Mrs. O'More
Planning for a Noiseless World at Harvard Congress
Dr Clarence Blake of Harvard Medical School leads a forecast of a quieter world. About 500 physicians and savants from Europe and America will gather at the international otological congress to tackle urban noise, its health tolls, and economic waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science
Clarence Johu Blake
Harvard Medical School
Europe
America
Otological Congress
Blake
Brain differences between sexes debated by Dr Spitzka
Philadelphia brain expert Dr Edward A Spitzka argues in broad terms that men outpace women in abstract conception while acknowledging individual women may excel. He cites overall brain size and frontal lobe variance as key factors, alongside observations of similar brain structure beyond size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitzka
Edward Anthony Spitzka
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
Daniel Baugh
Dr. Spitzka
Patten Line Timetable Updated Effective May
The new timetable lists weekday departures from Long Branch and Sea Bright to New York with morning and afternoon times. From Rockwell Ave and Pleasure Bay schedules, trips are planned for 7.20, 3.00, 4.16 p m to New York. Freight at Battery is not accepted on weekdays.
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Long Branch
New York
Rockwell Ave
Pleasure Bay
Sea Bright
Highlands
West 35Th St
West 55Th St
Battery
South Ferry
Fragmentary NJ Central timetable fragment with scattered trains
Incomplete OCR shows a New Jersey Central line timetable with assorted times and destinations such as Baltimore New York Atlante City Newark and others. Numerous digits and abbreviations are scattered, making full interpretation difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Wraahseaton
York Atlante City
Newark
Aif
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Gene Stratton
Porter
Coprright, On
Nee, Rom
Hart Trenderson
Brushwood Road
Polly Ammon
Tenderson
Upper Michigan
Rulse
Henry
Gost
Engineering and Mining Journal
Paeken
Red Bank
Asbury Park
le Maistre Lace & Embroidery Co
Cookman Ave
Emory &J
Abbury Park
J. Kridel Red Bank
Joseph Salz
The
Regal Shoe Store
Broad ST. Red Bank
Footwear
Regal Shoes
M.N. Supperees
Bloom
Cookman Avenue
N. J
ANK
Cookman
Grand Ave
Monmouth County
Berger’s
Stricklin's
Ve. Wee
W. C. Wiseman Refracting Optician
Vaabe
Jones
Seiler’s
Broadway Theatre
Chas
J. Bryan
Mgr
May Wilson & Co
Brooks & Wilson
Gus Yorke
Yorke & Adams
Mack & Waters
Sexton
Old North Church
Boston
Patten Line
Hayden
NEW Jersey Central
Lone Branch
York
Title Insurance
Sol. Frey
Clothier
Broadway
Sigmund Eisner
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