Golden Haired Baby Inspires Confession and Forgiveness
A weary man finds relief in his love for his golden haired baby, while Muriel reveals she impersonated Geoff’s wife to stay with Maurice. Maurice forgives, fearing his mother and sisters’ shock, and Muriel offers herself if Maurice accepts.
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Geoffrey Longworths New Relation Heats Family Ties
The Longworth household prepares for Geoffrey's wife Muriel Geoffrey Longworth's absence on an ethnological expedition leaves his wife to stay with relatives. Muriel charms the family and Maurice battles growing affection and jealousy, torn between disdain and longing as her visit unfolds.
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Australia to fund its own navy rather than subsidize British fleet
The Sydney Bulletin argues that Australia pays £105,000 yearly to support a small British squadron roaming vast Pacific waters. It says Australia has no control and that the fleet may drift toward the war zone, leaving Australia vulnerable. The paper urges Australia to spend £300,000 to £500,000 annually to build its own capable fleet to respond locally.
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Jokes and jests from a breezy social chorus
A string of humorous vignettes pokes at marriage sex roles and society. The sketches mix quips about wives husbands gossip and class pretensions with sly one liners. The closing note mentions Molokai as overrun with red deer descended from English imports to stock parks.
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The Only Way to Kill the Circular Nuisance
A Western woman complains of a persistent circular nuisance delivered under doors and onto porches. She vows not to buy from houses that distribute circulars, calling the measure proper to end the annoyance if widely enforced.
Russia to Grow Tea in Caucasus Pursues Climate Plan
The Russian Ministry of Agriculture aims to foster tea culture in the Caucasus after observing American experiments. Public instructors will be funded by the government to assist private initiatives in tea cultivation, signaling a push for expanded crop efforts in the region.
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Caucasus
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Cam Casiap
Man's Inconsistency in Weather Pursuits
A Chicago Record-Herald snippet notes a man avoids draughts and rain causing muscle pain yet braves wet hunting to pursue wary ducks. The piece contrasts discomfort and resilience, framing outdoor activity as a test of spirit and endurance.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Gifts and Bequests in U S Reach 107 Million in 1900
An annual cyclopedia for 1901 quotes total gifts and bequests in the United States at 107,360,000 dollars for the previous year. The figure underscores the value of private philanthropy and estate generosity at the turn of the century.
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