Emmys Flower Street Life and Wells Harbison Plot
Emmy Milburn woman of Flower Street hosts guests while Wells Harbison showers gifts and advice about her singing career. Milburn pressures Emmy as she balances love and ambition, facing a harsh verdict on her voice from family and the high society circle that surrounds her. The chapter centers on social tension, envy, and the pull between romance and economic pressure.
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Wells Harbison
Wells
Emmy
Aum
Flower Street
Wells Yarrison
Hyabbsox
Samothrace
Harbison
Bilaranpa
H.mself
Mananne
Cassie Sears
Kbstle Lover
Tee
Batling
Marianna
Pleasent Valley Country Club
Yellow House
Martatina
Acre
Harrison
Triscal Palace
Urhepur
Treve
BbIburn
Jean Christophe
Loemmy
Vincent and relatives gather for visits and games
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Waite of Lodi joined relatives for a funeral in Amherst while others in Elyria and Elva hosted visits. Reports note meetings at St Anthony's, travels to Toledo and Niagara Falls, and local school activities with the Vincent and Macsley teams.
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Harold Waite
Lodi
HE. A. White
Bruce
Amherst
Clarence
Mabel Brown
Elvra
William Morris
Harry Downs
Elyria
F. H. Lewis
Richards
George Ridgeway
R. Moris
St. Anthony's Church
Fern Dekker
Grafton
E A Smith
Carlo
Anna Howath
Joe Ponovich
New Salisbury
Vincent
Markley
Macsley
Vv. Bors
Vincert
Willard Dotan
Niagara
Ensgie
Toledo
Ley School
Chick raising and import notes from Mrs Campbell
Mrs Campbell describes chicken rearing methods and the shift in Japan's trade pattern before the 1890s. She notes Japan's imports moving toward raw materials while exports increasingly consist of manufactured goods, reflecting evolving domestic industry and reliance on foreign machinery.
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Japan
Birronette Production From Oil Obe Residue Gasees
Possible note on chemical processing of oil residue from vérinza methods forming birronettes. Mentions AVottoza potential to limit exports from the United States and impact on trade. Details unclear in fragmented source. entities and actions appear speculative.
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Vérinza
Avottoza
United States
Don t Argue Before Child Says Doctor
A doctor urges parents to model calm dispute handling before children. He notes adults often quarrel behind closed doors and with children present, and stresses self control, courteous dialogue, and consistent behavior to teach good manners. Tomorrow: Parental Inconsistencies.
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Neves
Berjemir Franklis
Prust
Cam Mester
Chedren
English chemists craft transparent woodlike plate glass
Two English chemists have developed a transparent material resembling plate glass that can be sawed or turned like wood. The innovation could enable glass with machinable properties for construction and design.
Peanuts grown in China reach about 3 million bushels yearly
The text notes peanut production in China rising to roughly 3,000,000 bushels per year since their introduction about six decades ago. It also mentions natives in a true Asian region between the Caspian and Aral seas training eagles to catch small animals.
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China
Asia
Caspian
Aral Seas
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Paul Gomes
H. Seave
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UC. S. Electric Light & Power
U. S&s. Electric Light & Power
C.J. Sartor Elyria
the Tillotson & Wolcott CO. Investment Securities
Elyria Savings Bank Bldg
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Hickey Coor
Jee Campbell
Garry C. Myers
Onelwsion
Cleveland College
Westemnma Reserve Universty
Babyhood
DE Myers
Sunbeam Heating CO
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Fox Furnace Company
Depot Street
Wilmot Printing Co
Pierre R. Smith
Cities Service Co
Ely
ALMA
Alma Sioux Scarberry
Rosalie March
Chronicle-Telegram
Financial World
Ohio Public Service G
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