Winds of the World excerpt sketches office fainting crisis
Jill collapses in an office during influenza and is cooled by Emer Talentyre’s quiet aid. He helps her recover, asks questions about her, and they recall a shared moment from the prior Sunday as they navigate awkward tension and potential connection.
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Mr. Staryoice
Mr. Sturgess
Jim
Pat
Muenza
Jin
Jill
Emer
Jordan
Talientyre
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsement
A testimonial from a woman praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from severe symptoms. She describes prior suffering and attributes improvement to the product while noting her ability to walk and function better. The reader is reminded of the product name and a Philadelphia address.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Doings of the Duffs Vacation Dreams and Daydreams
Jill pines for Tallentyre while he hides in luxury and debt as their office world contrasts with quiet countryside scenes. A borrowed silk handkerchief and restless longing frame a London–Acacia Terrace split, with future chapters teased.
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Tallentyre
Jill
The Bashful Man Story From Pioneer Oregon
Daddy tells children the bashful Will tale set in early Oregon Country. Will, a hardworking but shy settler, admires Helen, plans a visit to declare love and seek marriage as wagon trains and missionaries arrive in chief Seattle’s land. The story opens with his preparation and hope.
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Seattle
Washington
Oregon Country
Will
Helen
When A Woman Tells by Ruth Agnes Abeling
A secretary contemplates Lila Ames and the lure of romance versus love in a strained domestic triangle. Mrs. Ames, restless and unhappy, questions happiness within conventions and muses on pursuing freedom outside marriage. The scene unfolds during a tense luncheon with her husband Philip.
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Ruth Agnes Abeling
Lila Ames
Philip Ames
Lila
Ames
Mrs. Ames
A Doll's House at The Cornish Theatre
The Repertory Company of Maurice Browne and Kellen van Volkenburg presents Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll's House at the Cornish on St. at Harvard Ave. Eight performances from Thursday through Saturday evenings at 8 15 and Saturday matinee at 2 3 with admission 2 dollars plus tax. Box office open 2 to 9 P M.
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Cornish Boy St
Harvard Ave
Maurice Browne
Kellen van Volkenburg
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