Flodie Fisher Leads Hall Bonistelle Studio Morning
Flodie Fisher arrives at Hall Bonistelle's studio at nine, prepares breakfast, and manages daily chaos while contending with Alfred Smallish's shy admiration. She confronts unpaid bills and the looming old will, as Bonistelle teases with artistic indifference. The scene teases ongoing tensions.
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Flodie Fisher
Hall Bonistelle
Flodie
Mr. Bonistelle
Alfred Smallish
Miss Fisher
Fledie
Alfred
Mr. Smallish
Hall
Smallish
A Venetian Road to Lago di Garda's Charm
In Lake Garda’s Riva and Garda the author tours narrow streets and a cliff road carved from limestone. He marvels at medieval gateways, Scaliger strongholds, and a harbor panorama while watching daily life unfold with fruit markets, baths, and busy cable-supported provisions hoists along the Ponale road and surrounding towns.
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Clinton Scollard
New York Sun
Riva
Lake Garda
Old Town
Garda
la Rochetta
Ponale
Quai Hotel
Huguenot Relics Sought in Ground at New Rochelle
Henry M. Lester of the Huguenot Association announces a search of Miss Eliza Moulton’s estate on Huguenot street to uncover the foundation of the first Huguenot church built in 1688. Local lore holds three pastors' graves beneath the chancel and a Revolutionary War era cache of money and plate.
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Henry M. Lester
Japanese Inns Are Queer
The article describes Japanese inns with a roofed vestibule, earthen floor, raised platform, and shoe line, noting guest arrival rituals and the way footwear and wraps are handled. It covers jinriki travelers, staff greetings, and customs of removing shoes and using slippers in the inn.
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Japan
Wsu
Kansas City Times
Women Enter Civil Engineering Field
Two young women recently graduated from the civil engineering department at the University of Michigan. The career is described as healthful outdoor work requiring accuracy and mathematical skill, presenting a desirable line of work for athletic young women.
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Civil Engineering Department
University of Michigan
Aegean Sea Geography and Surrounding Lands
The Aegean Sea lies in the Mediterranean region between Greece to the west and European Turkey to the north, with Asia Minor to the east. It connects to the Sea of Marmara via the Dardanelles and to the Black Sea via the Bosporus. The sea hosts many islands that enhance beauty but complicate navigation.
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Aegean Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Greece
European
Turkey
Asia Minor
Dardanelles
Sea of Marmara
Bosporus
Black Sea
Test of the Paretic handwriting and memory
The article describes how a paretic with muscle weakness shows a tremor in handwriting and may have defective memory. It notes tests like asking for a simple sentence such as The Fourth of July to reveal these traits.
Fragmentary Note on July and Succession from Neurasthenic
A neurasthenic discusses a date confusingly stating July comes on October 15 this year and loses track of the word succession after a few attempts. He recalls only this fragment of memory.
The New Wheeze: Hamlet Debates Casting Wealth On Broadway
Yorick Hamm asks about work and is met with a sharp response from Hamlet Fatt. The exchange centers on actors moving between stage and film and the changing economics of entertainment.
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Yorick Hamm
Hamlet
Faulty Educational System Critique
An hour long inquiry into today’s tests shows the aim of schools is to train automatic efficiency in mechanical brain functions. The piece argues this fails to create true education and calls for a broader purpose.
Alberta Farm Prosperity Despite Drought Gains Led by Mixed Farming
Provincial publicity figures show higher total agricultural value despite drought with a $78,516,891 output in 1914 up from $58,098,084 in 1913. Oats led grain with 34,397,117 bushels. spring wheat reached 15,102,083 bushels. total livestock value rose to $110,044,630 alongside large gains in butter, milk, poultry, and other products.
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Alberta
Child Uses Clever Trick to Halt Lawn Fight
A four year old boy named Donald battles an older opponent on the lawn. With a quick witted plea he asks his mother to call him in, using the request to avert defeat. The tale from the National Food Magazine shows a child's humor turning the tables in a playful moment.
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Donald
Mamma
Resinol Remedy for Clear Skin and Pimples
An advertisement instructs washing with Resinol soap and hot water, applying Resinol ointment for ten minutes, then rinsing with soap and cold water to close pores. Repeats daily to ease irritation, heal skin humors, sores, burns and sunburn, with sales through druggists.
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Adv
A Plain Defense by the Old Maid Sister
A lawyer defends a client charged with stealing scales by claiming the act was a mere weigh. The old maid sister of their mother opines no one knows more about rearing children.
British Troops in India Paid by Indian Government
A brief notice notes that British troops stationed in India receive payment from the Indian government. The arrangement reflects colonial service funding and administrative responsibility.
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India
O No Exception At Summer Resort Says Judge
Fragmentary dialogue notes a guest and proprietor at a summer resort. Judge remarks on health and presence, with a line about the proprietor being absent. The passage suggests a brief, odd exchange without clear context or events.
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Wi Prietor
Untitled Comedy Scene Describes Mysterious Figure
Dialog snippets reveal a homely man by the piano and a boastful remark about Mine is metique, the famed beauty pet, hinting at a social vignette.
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Metique
Expert Ig Smith Struggles With Pinochle Game
Local report notes Ig Smith, acclaimed as a good accountant, is barred by his gang mates from keeping any score during a pinochle game, highlighting friction within the group.
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Ig Smith
Common Fate and the Denim Dilemma
The text presents a fragmentary dialogue about identity and perception. It references Wilkins and a statement on how people think of others, hinting at social judgment and self awareness in a casual, conversational tone.
Hosiery Coverage and Fashion Headlines From The Era
A compact note discusses stockings and legwear in historical fashion coverage. It highlights trends, materials, and social roles tied to hosiery, reflecting broader attire norms and economic factors affecting wearers of that period.
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Gelett
Chapter
Rena Royalton
Carolyn
Rena
Bonistelle
Plodie
John B. Bonistelle
Arco
Val di Ledro
Austria
Italy
Malcesine
Verona
Scaligers
Monte Castello
Adrian, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Sc Baker
Tecumseh St
Adrian, Md
Lydia Pinkham
Carter
Lincoln
Jimmy
Letic
Wilkins
Veal
Libby
Libby, M
Neill
Omaha
Cal
W.B
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