Little Sidney Page and the Human Bad Woman
A strange young man rooms at the Page household where Sidney, her mother Anna, and Aunt Harriet host. Sidney visits a hospital as a probationary nurse aided by Dr. Max Wilson while a fashion designer Aunt Harriet expands her shop. The plot follows encounters with romance, dramatic danger, and the social underworld in a vivid, human portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. le Moyne
Page
Sidney
Anna
Harriet
Max Wilson
Harte
Christine Lortie
Pacier Howe
Max
Patton
Nigat
Phil
Atus
Europe
Carlotta Harrison
Silney
Sir Shuey
Miss Harrison
Anna Page
Hareriet
le Moyne
Joe
New York
Lorenz
Christine
Johnny Rosenfeld
Pertalnin
Palmer Howe
Jane
Page House
Hospital Street Drama Parts into Private Lives
Christine plans a country pause as Christine and Palmer Howe shift life toward a two room setup. Sidney grapples with a looming confession while Anna and Dr Max Wilson tend to patients and secrets swirl through the Street. Christine, Anna, and K contend with love, duty, and a hospital romance across the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
Muiery Sennie
Marty Ie
Courae
Ste
Fae Mogne
Httle
Sidey
Enery
Corti
Sidney
Christine
Dell
Kathe
Wile
Sony
Tim
Tiston
Tie
Christies
Howe
Palmer
Renner Haven
Mal Vely
Hut Palmer
Pau Ber
Rosenfeld
Anna
Trousseau
Rae Ile
Kutte
Wilsen
Gil
Lis
Max Wilson
Fears and evasions in a tense confrontation
The speaker suspects a motive of fear toward Carlotta Harrison and avoids a direct meeting with Dr Max Wilson. The text hints at unsettled consequences and possible guilt, suggesting the speaker wonders if they have wronged either Carlotta Harrison or Dr Max Wilson and fears exposure or confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlotta Harrison
Max Wilson
Monetary league could standardize world gold coin values
An argument promotes unifying gold coinage to the American dollar and English sovereign equivalents, suggesting universal legal tender based on bullion value. It notes Canada’s century of practice and outlines approximate exchange alignments for franc, lira, peseta, crown, ruble, mark, florin, and krone. It also reports California tungsten deposits, detailing early discovery, mining activity, and the unusual ore bodies near granite rocks with limestone inclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monetary League
Canada
Dominion
California
United States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
Witty Exchanges and Jests From a Lively Page
A collection of quips and snippets features farcical exchanges about courtship, mistaken identities, and humor at the expense of social norms. Jokes touch on marriage delays, boastful lawsuits, clever misdirections, and playful digs at era manners with punchy one liners and puns.
What He Has Missed Quote Exchange
A terse exchange contrasts practical men with dreamers as one says he avoids fancy realms, while another retorts that courting a girl involves risk and imagination. The dialogue hints at differing worldviews and social expectations without broader context.
They Do and the Busy Woman in a Humorous Verse
A fragmented verse collage features lines about human folly and divine will, a daughter discussing Europe and a duke, and a busy Mrs Duthwaite linked to multiple clubs and charitable groups while still finding time for social mockery. The piece blends playful rhyme with character sketches across a satirical tone.
Pessimistic Outlook and Public Pulse Musings
A fragmented dialogue mix of humorous quips on public life, photography, dinner, and steak prices. Remarks touch on public sentiment, police attention, and character through trial. A wry exchange on marriage reform and personal reform hints at societal attitudes.
The Difference Automobilist and Curious Exchanges
A fragmented humor column sketches odd remarks and snippets. References include a recovering automobilist paying 470 dollars for repairs, an exchange about hip popotamus spelling, a sheriff election with a gift of money from supporters, and a hereditary illness pun. The piece also lampoons age for girls and rowdy sophomore hazing with brief quips.
Road Building Expenditures Rise Across United States
Expenditures for road and bridge construction have increased about fourfold in twelve years, with state supervision expanding and statute labor declining. By 1915 total road and bridge spending reached 80.6 million dollars under state control, led by New Jersey per mile costs and Nevada’s minimal outlay, as auto traffic and surfacing expanded nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Tme
Office of Public Roads and Engineering
New Jersey
Indiana
South Carolina
Texas
Nevada
Good Roads and Farm Autos in Georgia Policy Note
A Georgia farmer links county road programs to farm prosperity noting better roads boost farm efficiency and auto demand. The piece covers Arkansas planned road work costing over 5 million dollars and warns against neglecting road maintenance as waste, with brief mentions of straw conservation and land value gains.
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Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
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Ze Roberts
Rineart
Little Sidney Page
Min
Tate Slee
le Moyne Laud
Mexico
Walt
Sinee
White Springs
Ely
Be Hind
Jess
Linburg’s
Linden & Hofburg
Katie
Edesourdes
Mr. Binks
Mr. Jones
Miss Gotrox
George
Darling
Henry
Blank
Omar
L Mnerely
Hazel
Charlie Freshleigh
Aimee
Smith
Grabcoin
Biggs
Diggs
Hoble
Abe
Mother Goose
Fair Maid
Emdee
Godspur
Sherif
Pat Cayenne Pepper
Arkansas
W. B Owen
State Highway Commissions
Los Angeles
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