The Forgiveness That Came The Story Of Priscilla And Crozier
Priscilla, a thoughtful girl at the town school, clashes with principal John Crozier over art and domestic science. A golf mishap leads to a fainting incident, revealing Crozier’s feelings. He admits love, asks if she called him dear, and she confesses she did. The moment marks forgiveness and romance.
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Rescilla
Jane
Johm Crozer
John Crosier
John Crozier
Priscilla
Vacation and a Fur Coat in a Maine Fishing Town
A teenage sister Margaret and her brother Jack plan a winter trip to Aunt Alice in Maine after a modest harvest from the Marietta. They foresee a better life with a fur coat and holiday time, while Jack recalls their late mother and a drowning brother as the Marietta returns from Boston with a nineety dollar catch. Jack rescues two drifting boys when a dory breaks, risking his life at sea.
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Jack
Jennie
Marietta
Margaret
Sec
Maine
Aunt Alice's
Boston
Margie
Daring rescue at sea tests boy captains resolve
Elsie Endicott and palsed hard for the boys when a gale and broken mast left Jack stranded in a dory. A cramp and high waves nearly cost him his life as two rescuers fought wind to pull him aboard. After a long night, he awakens to find Margaret by his side and jokes of a Maine trip and fur coat.
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Jack
Margaret
Maine
The Brook That Shaped Helena’s Life
A woman named Helena recalls a brook from childhood that defined her world through poverty joy and memory. After her mother’s death and her father’s loss she is raised by her aunt and later marries a diplomat. Despite wealth she longs for the brook as she seeks peace contentment and a simple home in Blakemore with Carlotta beside the stream.
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Helena
Abe
America
Mrs. Cavert
Blakemore
Howe
Carlotta
Tuscany
Byways In The Land Of Popular Science And Industry
Discussion of perception and lighting costs, Iceland coal deposits, metal clothespins, Haber ammonia production in Germany, and the renewal of wing needles. Notes on metal clothespins lasting longer, and the impact of energy and material costs on labor and manufacturing.
Device sharpens a needle and tower carries power line
A compact device uses a chuck to hold and sharpen a needle by rubbing it on an absessive material. A 66 000 watt transervation span across the Connecticut river at Margaret street sub station supports Turners Falls Power Energy to the railway system with a steel tower 40 feet tall and concrete encasing. The text notes a horizontal cross section of 12 by 16 inches and mentions flames or electric arc as a clearance condition. The fragment ends with a reference to ancient sagas.
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Margaret Street
Springfield, Moss
Connecticut River
Turners Falls
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Mrs. Lindell
Abner Anthony
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Haber
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