To-morrow Never Comes Inspired by Poem and Portraits
A fragmented narrative blends verse lines about to-morrows unfulfilled with scenes of Beatrice and Stewart Lindley in a quiet garden. The text shifts to domestic scenes of sisters, a budding romance, and a neighborly artists’ encounter, then threads into brief comic anecdotes about anarchists and a playful household borrowing motif.
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Jain
Criva
Gory
Otafro
Toni
Reno
Cote Arrow River
Lovevers and Flow in a Turbulent Home Life
An Erskine era melodrama traces Clyde Harris’s return to his mother and heir to wealth, revealing a love triangle with Elaine and the marriage to a Naples widow. Clyde declares true love to Elaine, confronts wealth’s temptations, and introduces his betrothed to his past and future.
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Clyde
Tie Viet
Herries
Liaekcouy
Harris
Padores
Poor Next Door Chapter I
Beatrice Stanley meets Stewart Lindsey a handsome neighbor who offers to help with her parcels in a quiet suburb. She hesitates because of social propriety but accepts, sensing his earnest charm as they walk together and talk of roots and a past in London.
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Stewart
Tyy Howse
Beatrice
Incene
Avive
Sam
Beatries
Avice
Nance
Helgher
Strort
Serend
Tennyson
Stewart Lindley
Princess Ida
Jaaily
Alice
Bee
Lark Perasteston
Dan
Nancey
Peatrice Stanley
Avice Stephanie Stanley
Nance Helena Stanley
Ming
Omart Lindsay
Leo
Misa Beatrice
eNo
Keatcice
Clyde
Teun
Elaine
Fline
England
Americh
Natal
Lin
Vane
Naples
Abe
Iave
Deen
Clave
Dewi
Gildatts Thorn
Hfe
Jane
Eloine
Ines
Binnie
Clyde Harris
Nene
Ecven Beatric
Mrs. Stanley
Stewart Lindsey
Miss Stanley
London
Opportunity Desire Sparks Party Remark
At a social gathering a young woman quips she would rather be an opportunity because the young men are not fond of embracing one. The brief exchange highlights the irony of chasing chances in social life.
Wouldn't Try Them Physician I Recret To Wit You
The sick man insists on alternatives beyond medicine and skill, declaring he will seek help through Christian Science or the life force, while the doctor laments his limited options and the man vows to persist despite warning.
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Clyde
Son
Ealne
Reomea
Daniel
Hellsforth
Eyrafort
Elaine
Underground Palaces Grotto Opens Near Adelberg Caves
A newly discovered grotto near the Cavern of Stalactites at Adelberg in Carniola opens a two hour tour of dazzling caverns. The Vienna letter describes caverns with white stalactites and colored walls, vast domes, glittering pendants, and towering toothlike formations, surpassing the famed Adelsberg caves in variety and beauty.
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Keatus'ty
Adelbterg
Carnioli
Vienna
Austria
Adelsberg
Lingestaart
Europa
Hove
Adalsborg
Shadlow
Adeleburg
Bien
Tony Jimigine
Sforza A Story Of Milan By Willie Astor
The young Willie Astor writes Sforza a romance of Milan in XVI century Italy, focusing on the Sforza family with strong dramatic scenes and vivid Italian festival imagery. Scribners will publish as with Valentino. A German officer displays 26,000 tin soldiers to illustrate modern tactics. A French garrison occupies the fortress and must surrender.
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Mittiowndre
Astor
Willum Waldorf Astor
Willie” Astor
Crither Itis
Sforza
Milan
Italy
Venice
Scriboers
Valentino
Mr. Astor
Europe
Kempten
Child's Odd Description of Human Body From a School Exercise
A New Jersey pupil writes a humorous and misspelled anatomy piece. It describes eyes ears nose and mouth with quirky purposes. The fragment ends with a bizarre line about a body split in half, noted as a humorous misstatement from Lippincott's.
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New Jersey
Lippincott
Plague of Monkeys Threatens Tanjore District
Monkeys roam southern India’s Tanjore causing widespread mischief and prompting officials to offer one rupee per captured monkey under a new program to curb the outbreak.
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Tanjore
India
Atcher
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J. N. Campion
sUdeess Ling
Berlin
Earth
Letiman
Ife
Hepeun
Laiko
Hix
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