Enigmatic Oxford Mentor Turns London Curate in Turbulent Era
A biographical sketch traces John Moynder from Oxford to a London church post east of Edgware Road, highlighting a fierce religious vocation and unyielding zeal. Amid urban heat and a restless crowd, Moynder confronts solitude, glimpses a mysterious woman in the throng, and faces a pivotal moment that reshapes his life and faith.
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Oxford
John Maynder
C.E
London
Edgware Road
Moynder
Ozford
Mayoder
Hiv
Paiss
Atonement Priest and Actress Entangle in Turbulent Tale
In a London church drama a priest Maynder confronts Ruth Braham, a rising actress, over the dangers of passion. Their struggle culminates in a withheld confession and a violent impulse, leaving Ruth in the Sacristy as Maynder collapses, and the crowd disperses from a circus scene nearby.
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John Maynder
Ruth Braham
Maynder
Ruth
Romeentes
Ayoeneciona
John Mayador
Lily Ruth Hratham
Exhibition Observations in Glasgow Hall Hints at Social Juxtapositions
A puzzled observer tours Glasgow's great Exhibition noting roughness among visitors and shining displays. He recalls hat making, curious exhibits, paired horses, and children dodging in the Machinery Hall while guard rails and barbed wire deter intruders.
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Mer
Glasgow
Grand Avenas
Haaren
Kairus
Pleaara
Barbad
Pretoria
The Man Who Won’t Kiss A Girl Delivers A Memoir
A long column quotes Prof. Crook of Northwestern University who says he has never kissed a girl. Senator Depew seeks a missionary movement to rescue him. The piece veers into reminiscence about first kisses, the Hudson river moonlight, and moral reform, urging girls to save Crook from alleged promiscuity. The writer cites reactions from readers and fellow commentators.
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M. Depew
Profesor Algia BK. Crook
Chicago
Arisa
Crook
North-Western University
Sithar
Peakekill
Hudson
Shill
Thia
Bin
Yon
Eve
Univea Ib
Dies
Theo
Liles
Hwy
Sygromor
Revea
Singer
Thimtman
Yaura
Urookhea
Thave
Tina
Abraham Gruber
Mra. Potite
Gertrude Pottar Danisla
Prof
Immigrant brides and choices on Hillis Island
New York Immigrants Bureau acts as a marriage broker with Hillis Island matrons arranging over 200 weddings yearly. About one fourth are compulsory unions tied to health and work concerns, while others are love marriages or family arranged. The piece follows couples from Europe and the fates of hopeful brides, including an incident with a Scottish worker and a mixed-race romance, as officials oversee ceremonies and inspect migrants.
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United Kingdoms
Canada
States
New York
Mia Strocklin
Misa Taylor
Hillis Island
Illis Island
Hesp
Eep
Momay
America
Cass
Allidarit
Scotland
Euro
Abe
Dou Hur
Ahaeeye
Mra Strucklin
Mrs Stucklin
Tony
Boura
Chi Worwin
Germany
Prettyirl
Waas Iad
Eyes of the Committees on art and life reflections
The text laments committee panels lacking working men who understand both country and city life, questioning if judges of art can truly see faithful representations. It critiques brief archival descriptions in the Archaeological section and notes readers like old Radicals wandering the pages.
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Fine Art Gallariva
Torrow
Eldwre
John
Crete
Bun
Rad Op
Calton
James Wilson
Immigrant Love Tale On The Bathery Pier
Immigrants step ashore at Bathery Pisce as Terence and Sally share a vow of patience and heaven, Bally sighs of homesickness mix with dream of Arcady while they await a path from Besoad Avenue elevated ros.
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Sally
Femrteanth Street
Abe
Heaven
Terence
Bally
Teronce
Arcady
Tillage in Spring Warms Soil for Vigorous Germination
Early tillage in spring aims to warm and dry the seed bed, improving germination and nitrogen formation. Shallow, well-prepared beds heat faster, retain moisture near the surface, and sustain plant growth, while delaying excessive drying preserves moisture and reduces nitrogen loss.
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Saad
Uae
Bavonia
Staining and Polishing a Painted Dreaver
Instructions describe removing paint with lime and washing soda paste, thickened with bee sawdust, to prepare a wood surface for staining and varnish. Surface treated, scraped, wiped with water, and dried to ensure a clean base before finishing. A stray dialogue excerpt about school days appears, noting mixed attitudes toward schooling.
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Cora
Alsyadar
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Itu
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Enue
Tomer
Ons
Jobo Maynder
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Lettara
Walla
Hickman
Dr. Braham
Privat
Thora
Duddem
Himseif
Trates
Church of the Atonement
Roth Braham
Mayador
Agaan
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Huth
Colosseum
Phabeon
Diuth
Mayndr
Ceuoilz
Thos Ghort
Ruth Bratem
Mieu Braham
Sha Wae
Robo
Christ
Srr
Ponaibla
Othore
Leome
Mino Braham
Cenzelosa
Sha
Ito
Bar Halp
E. C
Tux Wortsu
Rea Tura
Ginis Moor
Cuoon
Traveller
Aerticles
Tommy
Unela Hon
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