Ends of the Earth poem by Fannie Stearns Davis
Poem urging readers to chase a red wind toward distant horizons. A lyrical call to follow a spark across a dark landscape toward a white star, with imagery of sunset, field, hill, and persistent pursuit. Published in Everybody's Magazine.
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Fannie Stearns Davis
Everybody’s Magazine
Chinook of copper collapse rocks Wall Street tale
A dramatic stock market collapse follows Consolidated Copper’s hidden overproduction and failed supply policy. The panic wrecks fortunes across New York and beyond, wiping out Burman, Western Trolley, Union Cordage, and others, as Percival and Uncle Peter confront ruin and seek a salvage in mining prospects.
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Bines
Consolidated Copper
New York City
Io Éhjoy
Rothschilds
Shepler
Trust
Consolidated Company
Federal
Western Trolley
Fouts & Kendricks
Consolidated
Stock Exchange
Bears
Percival
Peter
Union Cordage
Fouts
Uncle Peter
Burman
Board of Trade
Gorn
Union
Mike
They Run the Risk
Dialogue shows Father Matthew advising against drinking before dinner and Linarte noting some men are very extravagant in their conduct.
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Matthew
Linarte
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Douglas
Dept. 125Trockton
Nervous Debility and Pink Pills Endorsement
This notice discusses neurasthenia or nervous debility with symptoms like low mood, fatigue, and memory issues. It praises Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy and quotes Mrs Jane J Davies of Scranton praising improved health after use. Pills offered at 50 cents per box, six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Shepler
Peter
Hills
Boston
Montana City
England
Blythe
Percival
Uncle Peter
New York
Ted
Williams
Jane J. Davies
Warren Street
Scranton
Évry
Dr. Williams
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