Cry of a Little Child by the Legion of Women
A fragmentary poem recalls a legion of women waiting in ancient time while hearing the cry of a little child. Faces range from smiling to tearful as they sing in a chorus, asking How long O Lord as rain pours and the night deepens.
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Martet
What Would People Say
Genevieve faces a strained six month marriage as house cleaning consumes her life. She debates leaving her husband Burton to escape drudgery, but seeks compromise after a stern talk from her father and a shift to simpler domestic routines that restore affection and partnership.
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Engineers
Stevens
Genevieve
Burton
Sabe
Abe
Burtapt
Genévieve
Weney
Harlan
Bathing Costume Memories Across a Century
A nostalgic piece recalls old bathing costumes and sea life lore. An elderly grandmother and her granddaughters discuss fashion, water play, and changes in seaside attire over time. The column also notes shifting views on health remedies and a French seaside figure.
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Asbrisk
Van
Shoe
Trithydgar
Alwass
Ibaels
Madame
de Olgne
Neppe
Erench
Sennetter
Memorabilia and miscellany from an era’s pages
A long clipping surveys diverse items from Glasgow to London and New York, noting unsettled premises and an inquest in Glasgow, a Harvard alumni memorial for President Elieg, and a Panama Canal shovel incident. It includes reflections on American attire, Ottoman empire auto travel, and a Grant descendant’s wartime note.
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Harvard
University of
Elieg
Cion
Atruf
Panama Canal
Royal Photographic
Soci “Ety of
England
Iit ‘Turkeswond
Ottoman Empire
Hus
New York
Congressunin-elect
Gurry
Bish
Grant
Coe
Benedict Gil
W. M
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London
Glasgow
Lambeth
Mhen
America