Forsaking all Others By Amelia Dughemin
A fragmented early 20th century prose piece follows Helen and Harvey in a marriage dominated by wealth and control. The scene centers on domestic tensions, finances, and the mother in law’s influence as they discuss bills, property, and the forthcoming responsibilities of married life.
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Amelia Dughemin
Helen
Papa
Harvey
Jayia
Nels
Nell
Macy
Gladys
Wathers
Dearcat
Mater
Hestde
Baby
Tne
Ant
Gladge
Lipa
Ghe
Kor
Phebe
Gladys’ Ton
Madam Gladys
A Confession Drives A Wedge Between Hopeful Lovers
Harvey confronts Gladys about Helen and Nell amid a tangle of inheritance and secrets. Gladys reveals the family disgrace, a runaway marriage, and her hidden devotion to Harvey’s father. Harvey, stunned, questions truth and trust, then leaves to hide the truth from Helen.
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Tam
Harvey
Marvey
Nell
Gladys
Helen
Helen Aready
Phebe
Gladya
Tomlinson
Jant
Dissecting Birds and Animals Sparks School Controversy
Naturalist Edward F. Bigelow argues against teaching dissections in public schools urging nature study with heart rather than knives. He cites mothers' club in Berkeley Lyceum and clashes over humane treatment of animals, while supporters defend specimens as educational tools.
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Edward F. Bigelow
Saya
New York World
New York Mothers' Club Fo
Berkeley Lyceum
Mr. Bigelow
Publc
M Chitt
Mr. Higelow
Butterly
Mr. Bige- Jow
Parable of the Pounds a Sunday School Lesson Text
The article discusses a Sunday School lesson on the Parable of the Talents from Luke and Matthew. It cites the nobleman story, the distribution of ten pounds, and the duties of faithful servants, with references to Cambridge Bible notes and King’s justice.
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Jerusalem
David
Pic
Dom
Gladiolus Tom
Rapher
Adel
Uan
Palestine
Archelaus
Pilate
Caesar
Agate
Trench
Rightenome
Christ
Land sale plan blocks new apartments near Central Park West
Mg Sam fer Taent and Abe Mra Victoria Jackson own a fashionaire dwelling in Central Park West. They fear a strip of vacant land adjoining could invite trouble if the owner builds an IL Hor apartment houses with many defective windows. They bid 940,000 to buy the feet of land, aiming to prevent further construction and free ground for no other purpose. New York Letter.
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Mg Sam Fer Taent
Abe
Mra
Victoria Jackson
Central Park West District
Itis
Cork
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