Defiance of Fate in a Tense Love Triangle
Margaret faces a diagnosis and a dangerous plan to trap the artist Robert Kaye. She wins his love while Muriel Hayden schemes to take him back, then reveals she is not dying and must decide between happiness and another heartbreak.
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Marc
Margaret
Kaye
Robert Kaye
Muriel Hayden
Muriel
Joe
Robert
London
Nell
Bell
Philadelphia Record
Grocery Lyceum
Louisville Courier Journal
Marion
Harry
Philadelphia Inquirer
Louisville Courier-Journal
Belle
Mazie
Baltimore American
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Nexdore
Professor Fort
Cleveland
Olives in Carolina Preceding Colonial Times
The article notes olives were planted on South Carolina's coast before colonial days with an ten acre grove near Port Royal entrance. By the Civil War many trees were gone, likely cut for firewood by soldiers, leaving only stumps. Wild olives and seed dispersal by birds are mentioned on Foot Point plantation.
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Carolina
America
California
South Carolina
Port Royal Entrance
Philadelphia
Training a Beagle: Natural Scent Hounds Learn Freely
The beagle trains differently from setters and pointers. Trainers should encourage seeking and chasing once a scent is found, with minimal interference. Young beagles often pair with an older dog for quick lessons, and natural running of scent happens routinely.
Never Bankrupt
A London Opinion quip presents a courtroom exchange where a counsel probes bankruptcy and suspension of payment. The respondent asserts non bankruptcy and admits a payment halt after settling all debts, with the lawyer pressing for the truth.
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London Opinion
Sweetness and Light in Culture and Love
The piece notes Matthew Arnold’s famous phrase Sweetness and Light, borrowed from Swift who used it for bees. Arnold applied it to culture through love and truth prevailing, as reported by Pall Mall Gazette.
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Matthew Arnold
Swift
Arnold
Pall Mall Gasetta
Inventor’s fake gems spark in Germany and backfire
In 1908 a Charlottenburg professor claims a cheap method to produce precious stones. The burlesque verse shows a domestic failand the hoax ends with the narrator deciding to pawn the stones for a beefsteak as money and bread run short.
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Miethe
Charlottenburg
Germany
Technical College
Quick Wits and Witty Lines From Various Journals
A collage of old jokes and quips from newspapers with lines about writing, librarians, poets, lovers, and domestic foibles. Humor contrasts vanity and artistry, noting reactions to writing and social missteps in lighthearted banter across several city papers.
Indignant Miss Woodby Defends Original Joke
A humorous exchange quoted from the Philadelphia Press shows Miss Woodby insisting her joke is original while Mr. Chesterfield doubts it. The dialogue underscores wit and sarcasm in a playful social moment.
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B.C
Miss. Woodby
Mr. Chesterfield
Philadelphia Press
Solfatara vents near Pozzuoli opens crater 250 feet from ancient
Solfatara, a semi-extinct volcano near Pozzuoli, erupts a large sulphurous gas column from a new crater 250 feet from the old. Its activity is linked to Vesuvius inactivity, while reports note other scientific and industrial advances including dysprosium addition to atomic weights, a wireless mine detonator claim, and Jupiter’s eighth satellite discovery.
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Pozzuoli
Vesuvius
International Committee On Atomic Weights
Cost Of Governing New York Exceeds Last Year
A Rochester Post-Express summary based on Senator Armstrong shows New York State's recent legislative session appropriations total about 30 million dollars excluding trust funds. Hospitals, public schools, and charities receive the largest shares with printing listed as an unusually large item. The total exceeds last year’s by nearly 3 million, though the governor can trim excess items.
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New York
Rochester Post-Express
Armstrong
Senate Committee On Finance
Judiciary
Leslie’s
Jewel Cave National Monument Created in South Dakota
By presidential proclamation Jewel Cave National Monument was established in the Black Hills National Forest South Dakota. Discovered in 1900 the cave features chambers linked by passages with walls encrusted in calcite crystals located in a canyon on a limestone plateau about 6000 feet above sea level. It is believed to have been a historic geyser channel.
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Jewel Cave National Monument
Black Hills National Forest
South Dakota
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Spurgeon
P. G. Collins
Gashier
A. Scott
Cheshire Webb
Cresses
Celia Myrover Robinson
Gertrude Foxe
George H. Maxwell
Sweetness and Light
Richmond Times-Dispatch
M’sieur
Electro-Technical Institute of
St. Petersburg
Freudinberg
Denmark
Greenwich Observatory
Jupiter
Melotte
Kidderpore
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg
India
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