Miss Selina Lu and the Soap Box Babies Tale
Miss Selina Lu runs an improvised day nursery for the Soap Box Babies behind her grocery in River Bluff. Alan Kent, a young artist, seeks a studio in her barn Blossom and wins Cynthia Page’s affection while family stakes rise over the Mortgaged Page place. Blossom recovers from pneumonia with help from Selina and Alan.
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Blossom
Es Sue
Cynthia
Alan
Seina
Evelyn Ranch
Alan Kent
Selina
Mr. Kent
Thin
Thia
Blossom Returns to Health Amid Island Bluff Fever
On the Bluff the community rallies as Blossom improves after a scare. Miss Selina Sue and Mrs. Dobbs lead neighbors in comforting talk while Mr. Alan’s garden and art provide quiet hope. Cynthia and Carroll bring small joys as Ethel Maud mourns softly and Miss Tyne delivers a hopeful speech.
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Mrs. Dobbs
Mrs. Tyne
Blossom
Miss Dobbs
Ethel Maud
Selina Sue
Dobbies
Kinneys
Smiling Through Tears at the Bluff Dinners and a Rumbling Oddity
In a close knit town scene Miss Selina Sue and Miss Cynthia chase an eagerly awaited letter from Mr Alan. The Dobbs street drama rises as a derailed iron monster approaches the grocery door, with household chatter and cake sharing threading through daily life.
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Selina Sue
How She Was Squelched Short English Traveler Story
An English world traveler recalls a voyage from New York to Liverpool where a woman constantly praised her husband Cyrus. He finally silenced her by declaring in England mutton is cut thick. The tale ends noting how she never mentioned Cyrus again.
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Dame
New York
Liverpool
England
Cyrus
Epidemics Carefully Watched in New York Port
The New York health officer monitors global contagions via a large globe marked with color pins to detect imported diseases. This visualization helps track epidemics worldwide and guard the city’s safety.
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New York
Western Canada Sees Bright Crop Prospects and Rising Lands
An interview with W. White, head of the Canadian government immigration office in the United States, reports universally good crops in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Acreage is rising by up to 50 percent, with wheat yields of 20 to 30 bushels per acre and oats from 40 to 70. Land values hold steady at 15 to 20 per acre, expected to advance with a harvest. Emigration is at record levels as agents push sales along railway towns and homesteaders seek park acres in northern districts.
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W. & White
United States
Manitoba
Saskawan
Alberta
Western Cape
Saskatchewan
Canada
White
Western Canada
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Selina LU
Soap
Babbyee Thomp
Hastizations
Magr. G. Ketines, Cootyright
Bobbs- Merrics Company
Seling Sue
Miss Selina Lue
Carroll
Flarity
Miss Cynthia
Miss Selina Sue
Misa Cynthia
Misa Selina Sue
Hisself
Mr. Kinney
Moses
Dobbses
Dobbs
Selina Lue
Mary Elien
Bennie Dobbs
Meriwether & Biwaris
Peirce