Old Miss Maggie Muses On Love And Age In Octobers Restless House
In a fragile tale set around an aging writer and a younger figure, Maggie Duff navigates jealousy and desire as Mr. Smith charms Mellicent. Tension grows over looming change, and Maggie confronts aging, ambition, and the possibility of love beyond her years.
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Mx Blaisdell
Blaisdell
Ephraim Blaisdell
Blaisdella
Rai
Jane
Mr. Smith
Smith
Migs Maggio
Maggie
Mellichnt Claisdell
Misa Maggie
Lennia
Jany
Mellicent
Mrs. Jane
Melicent
Misa
Magele
Miss Maggie
Donald Gray
Maggie Duff
Uesale
Fred
Kenny
Magela
MF “Smith
Ambassador of Cupid's Christmas Party Too Exclusive
Chapter XVII describes a Christmas gathering at James Caisiedell's home during holidays. Attendance shrank under Mrs Huttle's selective invites, with champagne and cigarettes for the women. Miss Maggie attends with Mr Smith but regrets parts of the evening, disliking Besgie's dress and others' attitudes, amid lingering posthumous grief.
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James Ciaisdell
Huttle
Mr. Smith
Maggie
Father Duff
Fred
Catarrhozone Cure Promises Quick Breathing Relief
A vintage ad claims Catarrhozone halts bronchitis and sneezing when inhaled, soothing the throat and stopping coughing. It markets a complete outfit with 50c full size and 25c trial, through dealers of the Catarrbozene Co in Montreal.
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Catarrbozene Co
Montreal
Last chapter lingers over Fred and Maggie in town
Miss Maggie and Mr. Smith discuss Fred and his alleged college circle while Mrs. Hattie and Miss Begsie loom as concerns. Fred’s father appears unwell, and Maggie senses changes in Mr. Smith’s views. The pair retreat home after a tense walk and Maggie isolates herself from society events as a long, quiet week passes.
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Maggie
Mr. Smith
Fred
Gaylord
Mr. South
Martin
Scarcity of Big Game In Saskatchewan Moose Shortage Aimed
Saskatchewan chief game guardian F. Bradshaw says the 1921 big game season is disappointing. Deer supplies are near average, but moose harvest is likely the smallest on record due to moose ticks, open weather delaying movement, and timber wolves, with hunters offering various reasons.
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Saskatchewan
F. Bradshaw
Mr. Bradshaw
Goats Supply Dolla Hair Exhibition Highlights Angora Silk
Thousands of dolla beads in shop windows showcase hair from Angora goats. The display underscores Angora goat fiber as a notable material for jewelry and decorative beads, drawing attention from shoppers and vendors alike.
Silklike Fura Plushes and Imitation Furs Made of Silk
A local textile note announces that plushes carpets and imitation furs are now produced from artificial silk, signaling a shift in materials used for luxury fabrics.
Your Teeth and the Growth of Baby and Permanent Teeth
A health note explains that humans have fifty two teeth, twenty temporary and thirty two permanent, with precise tooth counts in each jaw. It describes how baby teeth form in grooves, erupt through bone and gum, and how permanent teeth develop deeper, crowded jaws. It warns that infection around baby teeth can damage the developing permanent set.
Dust Heap a Source of Revenue in Budapest
Central Europe cities seek profits from waste. Budapest reportedly gathered thirty million crowns worth of coke from its dust heaps in a year and, from ungold refuse, produced a stock of one million bricks. An electrically wound clock for planes and balloons was developed and tested by the Bureau of Standards using a watch movement with a six volt battery winding attachment.
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Budapest
Europe
Bureau of Standards
Popular Mechanics
Salad Oil From Marshmallow Plant A Novel Use
German researchers announce a method to extract salad oil from the marshmallow plant. Windsor Castle is cited as the oldest royal residence in the world in the same brief.
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Windsor Castle
Surviving Brother Honors Three Heroes at Derlington Memorial
A memorial in Darlington, England, honors three Bradford brothers who fell in the war. Lieutenant Commander George N Bradford VC was killed at Zeebrugge, Lieutenant James Bradford MC died of wounds in France, and Brigadier General Roland Boys Bradford VC, MC fell in France. The unveiling was performed by the fourth brother, Captain T Bradford DS0.
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Darfington
England
Derlington
Mm.c
George N.cradford
V.c
M.C
France
T. Bradford
Prediction for 1926 Astrological Forecast
The British Journal of Astrology declares 1926 fated for plague, famine, wrecks, rioting and revolution. It warns of planetary conjunctions involving Mars and Mercury and foretells a sixth year later, Armageddon, a final clash of Muslim and Bolshevik forces against the Anglo-Saxon world.
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British Journal of Astrology
Whale's Thick Skin Surprises Scientists
The whale possesses exceptionally thick skin, reaching up to two feet in places. Researchers note this extreme toughness helps protect the creature and aids in withstanding harsh ocean conditions.
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Con
Mr. Bwith
Miss. Maerie
Dr. Chase
F. G. Simmons
Brantford
Ont
Ferrer
Cupid’s
Mil. Eiliter
Danderine
Fletcher
Nik
Castoria
Simallalle
Beecham’s
Adnan
Bayer
Canada
Militiartera
Ida
Ayer
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