Fiery Island Mystery Hearts and Storm Bound Faces
In a home magazine fiction page Ivan Ishmin and Dorothy pursue a risky escape plot after a distress signal at sea. Peter survives and is chosen head guide while Dorothy and Ishmin flee to Alaska. A seance seeks the missing Paul Sarichef as events drive toward a perilous encounter.
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Newhalk-Augusta
Ivan
Ishmin
Alaska
Peter
Dorothy
Chauge
Shen
Fortune Jer
Govtor
Paul Sarichet
Newhall
Snoad
Grav
Sarichet
Joe
Yvan
Veter
Offaiath
Dinner and campfire talk between Dorothy and Hinman
Narrative scene shows Dorothy and Hinman sharing meals and a late night campfire in the remote setting. He tends her needs, prepares reflector biscuits and a duck, while discussing exile, danger, and the pull of untamed life. Dorothy probes Hinman about secrets from before, as the night deepens and trust grows.
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Taylor
Fortune Joe
Pavior
Stova
Pavlot Jor
Dorothy
Bete
Clarence Counts on Molly in a Quiet Tea Shop Tale
In a late night scene Molly Henedick runs a tea shop with discontent over a slow first day. Lilla Allerton eyes Clarence Collins while Molly endures flirtations and wrestles with firing a staffer, then finds a lonely walk home shadowed by Jimmie Gordon or De Hatch proximity and a confident offer of companionship from Collins.
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Mensl Petes
America
Hayter
Clarence
Molly
Grace
Lilla
Lille
Clarence Collins
Mason
Lilla Allerton
Clarence Himslf
Molly Henedick
Collins
Hatch
Jimmie
Hummer the Hummins and Jenny Wren Clash Over Nest Work
An old Burgess bedtime tale portrays Hummer the Hummingbird as a carefree, self centered mate while Jenny Wren praises Mr Wren for hard work. Jenny warns Hummer’s selfishness as Mrs Hummer quietly builds their tiny nest, focusing on food and flight rather than labor. The tale blends nature observation with a moral about cooperation and care.
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Thornton W. Burgess
Jenny Wren
Tomly
Jenny
Hummer
Jewel
Mr. Wren
Hino
Adventures of the Twins start a morning quest
The twins wake in a moonlit scene and hurry to prepare for a journey. Johnny Jump Up guides them to the garden where Titmouse is nibbling roses. Mrs Robin awakes groggily noting thick rose bugs and plans for the day ahead.
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Ivan
Tharrow
Pete
Robin
Nick
Tommy
Titmouse
Johnny
Tiny friends visit Ireland in a magic shoe tale
In a whimsical journey the two tiny friends Rose Bugs meet Johnny Jump Up and Nancy and Nick. They travel to Ireland with tickets from a cheerful leprechaun, visiting Dublin Cork and Belfast and marveling at green fields and castles before returning home.
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Pat
Johnny
Nancy
Nick
Oirland
Tommy Titmouse
Thave
Tommy
Ireland
Dublin
Cork
Belfast
Will M. Cressy at the Democratic Convention
A racy political column discusses Tammany Hall figures and potential backers for a party slate. It references George Olvany, Al Beck, Underwood, and Dr Copeland, with notes on New Jersey figures and a ship-of-state metaphor toward pressuring delegates and delegates’ allegiances.
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Tammany
M. Cressy
Overry
Mickie-Doo
Cleveland
Beck
Florida
George
Nia
Miami
Copeland
M. D
New Jersey
Jersey City
Edwards
Titmouse and the wedding ring customs and Carter reminiscence
A fragmented 1924 NEA Service note echoes a dialog about a titmouse saying Tate too many bi and I'm sleepy. It touches on wedding ring traditions, the Bridgeroom's promise, and Howard Carter's Tutankhamun discovery as a cultural touchstone for ownership seals and bridal chests.
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Titmouse
Bridgeroom
Howard Carter
Tut
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Paul Sarichef
NEA Service Inc
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Hell
Eassally
Awell
Tyan
Cannes
Say
Jana
Sentson
Jane Skenne
Lesley College
Tonda College
Matsuya Takizawa
Waar
Lucille VanSijke
Lila
Sarah
Burgess
Coppright
T. W. Burgess
Mrs Hummer
Adventures of the Twins
Little Joe
Idaho
Han
Will M. Cressy
Tennessee
Virginia
Daniels
Ohio
Doc Copeland
NEA Service, Inc
George Matthew Adams
Tom
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Register
Geo
Matthew Adams
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