Evening Cometh On A tale of memory love and a tramp
A Chicago Times column recounts Ella Winters and her ward Ell a with pet dogs and a roaming tramp who rescues her after a sprained ankle. Ella grapples with romance as Willie Gaynor returns home dramatizing deception and affection in a cottage setting across a month of hopes and disappointments. The tramp reveals himself as sincere, and Ella confronts her true feelings as Willie confronts her with humor and candor. The piece blends sentimental fiction with domestic life and ends with a corrective note on fashion trends and house dresses for autumn.
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Mrs. Winters
Willie
Willie Gaynor
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Mr. Gaynor
Jana
Jook
Margaret
Father
I. Mahoney
Int
Chicago Times
Miscellany Bits from the era on society slang and oddities
A collage of quirky notes and anecdotes from Philadelphia and beyond. Gossip about rapid women called “birds,” remarks on 19th century teachers, elopement myths, gypsy fumigation, a glass bedstead, a steamboat misadventure, and whimsical local lore. The piece weaves diverse trivia, letters, and minor curiosities.
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New York Journal
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Icelandic Inhabitants Shown as Highly Intelligent People
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Akurey’ri
Scotland
Reykjavik
Telander
Goose Farm on Virginia's Eastern Shore Profitable Feather Producer
A Virginia goose ranch on nearly 3000 acres on the eastern shore works with American heritage breeds. Geese are raised for raw materials for fine quilts, with wings and tails left intact during feather harvest. Feathers are cleaned and sent to Philadelphia for final preparation. Welsh contributions to American independence noted in a separate look back.
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That Tramp and a Flower Filled Morning
Mrs. Winters discovers her daughter Ella has been gathering a striking bouquet for Willie as their quiet life hides a budding romance. The widow’s past and a hoped reunion with Willis, the eldest son of their mining friends, promise a hopeful link to their old time life.
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Ann
Etla
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Twain
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Fantins
Losing the Shy Child A London Globe Reflection
A London Globe column laments disappearance of childhood shyness once common in youth. It recalls era of cautious, self restrained social etiquette and contrasts with present bold, self confident, and assertive behavior among young people and adults.
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Rongia
Ara
Hamejin
London Globe
Malting processes from steeping to kiln drying explained
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Generie
G. Pomeroy Nees
Murper
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