At the Time of the Sowing and Growing of the Grain
A lyrical reminiscence from Smart Set speaks of springtime love amid grain sowing and growth. The speaker notes the promise of spring, compares love to seeds sown, and reflects on harvest joy as life and love ripen together.
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Emffe
The Professor and the Tiger
A narrator recalls the sea and courage with Doctor Ravery and Captain Hoskins in a memory of bravery. They once sailed the Arrow from Singapore to Liverpool, loading cargo including a tiger in a strong wooden cage.
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Ravery
Ian
The
Singapore
Tanjong Pagan
Liverpool
London
Fort Independence Siege Recalled in Historic Scene
In a vivid regional reminiscence, the fort on Lake George and Mount Independence near Fort Ticonderoga are recalled. Etham Allen leads eighty warriors past the rear gate as a Vermont boy guides them. The sentry surrenders and the dawn reveals America's first victory.
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Lake George
Green Mountains
Vermont
Mount Independence
Fort ‘Liconderoga
Saga
Montcalm
Abercrombie
Amherst
Jehovah
Continental Congress
Voyage Aboard A Tiger Ship Ends With Bravery
On a passenger ship a tiger in its cage draws human drama. Miss Hilda Sandford and Mr Hay-F. travel with a brave crew led by Captain Hoskins, while Professor Hay-F. thwarts a tiger escape with a broom. The captain’s vanity clashes with danger until Hay-F. steps in and wins the girl’s regard.
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Ted
Hilda Sandford
Mr. Hay
Haakina
Hoskins
Ray
Bagland Este
Wales
Capa
Janet
China Seas
Miss Sandford
Be Had
Misa Sandford
Fle
Hosking
Davy
Jones
Locker
Hilda
Tiger
Prof. Hay
Trifle
Ahe
Mill Pond
What a famous physician cites as modern health perils
A physician links ill health to ceaseless thinking and worrying about sleep food and exercise. The piece also discusses antidotes for poisons rheumatic ointments and a Mayhem warning about explosive silk and nitro compounds in fashion fabrics.
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Lice
Jas
Clarence Hutton
Technical World ‘Magazine
Unite
France
Flello Office Fire Report Sparks Quick Action
A Wall Street broker recounts a near disaster when a lit cigar stub was tossed into a wastebasket under his desk starting a small office fire. A passerby saw smoke from a hidden area, triggering a rushed call and a search for the alerting boy who telephoned the warning.
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New York Press
Salmon spawn boost opens vast BC districts to sea
British Columbia hatcheries report full salmon spawn supplies and ladders opening districts cut off for years. Large expected ocean return this year and possibly a big run in 1907. Herring ships from American bottoms to Boston ice pack. Scottish girls were brought to teach herring market prep. Nanaimo area holds abundant herring.
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British Columbia
Boston
Nanaimo
Vancouver Island
Scotland
Echoes of the Land and Song from Classic Verses
A fragmentary mash of poem lines and classical references with mentions of Edmund Clarence Stedman and Tennyson. The text juxtaposes The Eagle Song imagery with distant landscapes and celestial yearning. No clear event or report present beyond literary excerpts.
Fragmented excerpt hints at London population data
Fragmented text suggests a discussion about London's population history with numbers like 6,600,00 people and 998,006 houses in Greater London. Names appear distorted, but the tone resembles a historical discourse on urban scale and households.
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London
Funeral of Mappleton Rector Revered by Village Crowd
The 58 year rector Rev Paule Mildmay Compton, who served Mappleton over fifty years, lay in state in a pisin and offin covered with primrosea. A farmer’s wagon drawn by four horses carried the coffin to the railway station nine miles away. Villagers followed as a special train carried the cortege to Romsey and then to Minsted, home of the Compton family.
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Paule’ Mildmay Compton
Mappleton
Rester
Romsey
Southampton
Minsted
Compton
London
Chronicle
Descriptions of Palermo Naples and Pompeii in Travel Writings
The piece surveys Palermo with its Gulf of The Golden Shell and daily poverty yet rich sights including the university libraries churches and mosaics. It shifts to Naples noting Vesuvius eruptions crowds and the Museum of Naples with Hercules and Pompeii houses and temples. The narrative blends comparisons of beauty and peril in ancient urban life.
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Algiers
Palermo
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Museum of
Hercules
Machiles
Brisis
Agamemnon
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