Lily Vennor Finds Her Valentine in Dr Ingraham
Lily Vennor, a milliner supporting two orphans, borrows ten dollars from her forewoman to cover a medical bill for her younger charges. She meets Dr. Bruce Ingraham, who has admired her during hospital visits and proposes marriage, making the valentine of her life.
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Lily Vennor
West End
Mr. Murex
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Ida
Lily Weenor
St. Valentine’s Eye
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Edith
Valentine
Margaret
Lettes
Leila Payne
Sarah Howell
Doctor Ingraham
Dr. Ingraham
Brougham
Miss Vennor
Bruce Ingraham
Edie
Myopia and eyewear cures rise in New York schools
Dr Mittendorf notes myopia as a civilization problem with hereditary links and school life. He cites exams at Thirteenth Street grammar, No 58 and No 35, Columbia College, showing higher nearsightedness among Germans and Americans, plus a link to eye strain and need for proper glasses.
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New York
Thirteenth Street Grammar School
Grammar School
Columbia College
School of Mines
Albany book dealer Royal Woodward dies at home
The owner of a major private library in Albany New York Royal Woodward died recently. A sewing silk peddler by trade he built a vast collection estimated at over 30000 volumes focusing on theology genealogies and town histories. His stash filled garret to cellar and included engravings and autographs. He held honorary memberships in several antiquarian and literary societies.
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Louisville
Express
Berg
Albany
N.Y
Royal Woodward
Troy Times
Garret
Woodward
Europe
Fogg Says He Never Finishes a Cigar
Fogg remarks he never ends a cigar but notes another temptation removed from the young men of America.
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Fogg
America
Chinese teacher displays grain of rice inscribed with poetry
A City Hall Museum exhibit features a Chinese teacher’s stanza of thirty three Chinese characters written in full calligraphy on a single grain of unboiled rice. The grain is kept under a magnifying glass in a silver locket with related papers about a planned presentation to royal figures.
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Prince Albert Victor
George
Wales
Monks and Mastiffs at the St Bernard Kennel
A Vermont observer notes the abundance of St Bernard dogs near the monastery and abbey, their training for humanitarian work, and the elaborate pedigree records. The piece praises their keen sense of smell, large olfactory nerves, and disciplined monastic feeding regimen, with hundreds of dogs in training for rescue and scent work.
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Canton
Sandringham
London
St. Bernard's Break
Newmarket
Darwin
Herald’s College
Leon
Schiff
Mount St. Bernard
The Cancale Lobster Fleet and Its Seafaring Life
The Cancale fishing fleet exceeds two hundred small lugger-ribbed boats owned by individuals and crews in co partnerships. A mistress sells the catch for the craft, profits split among owners skipper crew and mistress. The Bay of Mont St Michel is perilous with tides up to fifty feet and dangerous currents. Government rules limit shore distance and mesh size, affecting the local population and politics as patrons promise smaller nets. Mailage remains a constant fear for Cancalais.
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Cancale
Copartnership
Nantes
Cancalais
Bay of
Mont St. Michel
Granville
Coast Guard
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