She Loses Love at Seaside Ball to Major Livingston
Pauline Moore suns herself in a seaside resort romance where Major Livingston courts her openly while Harry Livingston, preferring Europe, spurns her. George Crane confesses love, but Pauline’s flirtations and pride collide with reality as the couple's future hangs on a single, decisive night.
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Miss Moore
Atv
Enon
Pauline
George
Creorge
Mr. Melville
Janehel Pauline
George Crane
Prith
Melville
Crane
Sinee
Heli
Livingston Coully
Wstramcey
Capri
D'auline
Creorze Crane
Major Livingston
Harry Livingston
Pauline Moore
Sint
Harry
Mr. Graham
Europe
India
East
Teannot
Renee
Tam
Mansic
Zes
Marrie
The Elephant and the King of Spain in a Children's Corner
A long children’s feature blends a tale of the Elephant and friends debating what being photographed means with a playful misadventure of a possum and parrot. It also includes a portrait of Alfonso XIII, the 10-year-old King of Spain, described through a quiet, observant drive and reflections on royal life.
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Miss Opossum
Parrot
Spain
Alfonso XIII
Europe
English Illustrated
Alfonso
Philip IV
Velasquez
Alevirdm Thy
Ana
Royal
Manzanares
Mso Niit
Fonso
Acting Proverbs Party Game Notes From An Evening
A fragment describes a party game where players act out proverbs. Players enter with a cup to imitate slipping lips and perform actions illustrating proverbs like There’s a slip between cup and lip and A rolling gathers no moss. Another player uses word enactment and acting to reveal a chosen word and related actions.
Camp Life of General Porter In Lewis Through Mud and Bath
Cirant's Toilet in Camp recounts General Horace Porter in Grant era campaign life. The narrative notes his mud stained clothes after a night movement by Lee and his reluctance to change dress, a makeshift bath with a half barrel, later a portable tub, and strict privacy with servant barred from his quarters during washing.
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Horace Porter
Grant
Lee
Chant
Hancock
Creneral
Rights of Tree Owners and Damaged Trees in Wire Strung Streets
The article notes tree owners have rights against corporations that string wires and harm trees. It cites a Peoria case where a owner defeated depredators in court and an appeal to the Supreme Court. It discusses possible legislation and Indian proprietorship extending to trees along shrinking streets to curb wire damage.
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Areabook
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Nhutting
Perpendicular Farm Sheds Light On Uneasy Jamaica Estate
A fragment discusses a perpendicular measurement and estate labor tactics in Jamaica. Mr Hawthorne questions cost and scale, noting the horizontal extent seems small yet the estate’s value implies high expense. A derrick with a rope system is proposed to harvest produce.
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Jamaica
Hawthorne
Zental
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