The Little Path Between Two Neighbors
Two women on Caper Street, Zelle Brockett and Sylvia Decker, share a close bond marked by a snow path between their houses. Their friendship faces strain when a new neighbor, Mrs Card, draws Zelle away. A crisis with illness brings Sylvia back, reviving the friendship and turning the path into a symbol of lasting connection.
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Zelle Brockett
Decker
Brockett
Sylvia
Lewis
Zelle
George
Zeke
Caper
Davis
Mrs. Card
Mrs. Chester
Mr. Card
George Decker
Bracketts
Sylvia Decker
Zele
Zelie
Doctor Potter
Art in West Egg Card Room Echoes The Sistine Chapel
A Great Manufacturer shows guests a Long Island mansion filled with grand Rome inspired murals, pools and fountains. One room bears the owner’s personal touch a miniature Sistine chapel reproduced in West Egg with a bridge table poker greens and cigar devices nearby.
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West Egg
Long Island
Rome
Sistine Chapel
The
New Yorker
Norse Peasants Share Long Lives in Mountain Norway
A Dovre mountain village buried an aged 102 mother with her 84-year-old daughter as chief mourner while a minister aged 87 conducted the ceremony. Soon after Beret Soeraker died at Verdal near Trondhjem at age 104.
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Norway
Dovre
Beret Soeraker
Verdal
Trondhjem
Chicago Daily News
Foreboding Joke Highlights Pennsylvania Show
Frank Wilson Nye recounts a Jersey City theater night with Bill Nye and James Whitcomb Riley in Pennsylvania. A clerical joke about a city’s death rate prompts Nye to ask if the man for today is dead, revealing a wary, humorous moment during the performance.
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Frank Wilson Nye
Bill Nye
James Whitcomb Riley
Pennsylvania
Nye
Man's Need of Religion Inspires Decent Living
Quote from Corvallis Gazette Times asserts religion guides moral conduct and compassion, enabling individuals to treat others as they wish to be treated and to help those in distress.
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Corvallis
Ore
Gazette-Times
Hearing Set After Brother Arrest In Morning
Bridget says Norah's brother was arrested yesterday and will have his hearing in the morning. Norah expresses disbelief and Bridget confirms the hearing.
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Norah
Bridget
Mother Knows Solicitor at Bow I
A terse exchange notes a mother challenging a solicitor about family counts. The conversation hints at a dispute over the number of children and a mother asserting certainty.
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Bow
Eels Shipments Highlight Long History of Anguilla Brook
The Eel in History Quebec ships 168 tons of eels to New York via the New York State canal using specially built tank vessels. The note recalls Rev Nathaniel Eells, an 18th century Connecticut minister and Harvard graduate, who named the stream Anguilla brook on his farm, a name kept to this day.
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Quebec
New York City
New York State Canal
Eel
Connecticut
Nathaniel Eells
Harvard
Anguilla Brook
Special Offer to Victims of Indigestion
A dramatic promote for Dave's Mentha Pepsin claims quick relief from gas and heart pressure with one tablespoonful. It guarantees the elixir or money back and urges prevention of indigestion attacks with its use.
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Dave
Pictures on the Clouds Innovation in cloud projection at Jena
Experiments in Germany show pictures projected on clouds with clear visibility and potential for moving images. The idea envisions sky as a giant advertising board, raising questions about cinema theater proprietors reaction to such disruptions.
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Jena
Germany
British Castles Dismantled Due to Upkeep Costs
The Dearborn Independent reports that many aristocratic British castles are being dismantled and abandoned because of heavy upkeep expenses. The piece notes a shift in private wealth management.
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Britain
Dearborn
Do You Like Music Mrs Smith Responds To Modern Songs
A dialogue snippet features Mrs Smith approving music beyond modern songs. A line about kissing Dolly for the last time prompts a remark on attending her wedding.
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Dolly
Tanlac Restores Veteran to Peak Health at 63
D P Simmons of Council Bluffs Iowa reports six months of indigestion and gradual decline ended by Tanlac. He credits the medicine with restoring strength appetite sleep and energy as good at 63 as years earlier. He declares he is now in splendid health and urges others to try Tanlac.
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Tanlac
D. P. Simmons
9Th St
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Mr. Simmons
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