Love Trials at Wesson Street Moravian Chapel
Erasmus Stockton grows smitten with Hilda Lubke in the demolished Wesson Street area. The Moravian chapel converts the old mansion into a parsonage as the pair exchange glances across a garden wall while Pastor Lubke guards his daughters from suitors. The story follows a quiet courtship hindered by social barriers and a stubborn fence.
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Mupper
General Wesson
Wesson
Nhs Pathe
Madame Wesson
Lubke
Ivan
Lookerson
Lubkes
Erasmus Stockton
Iltile
Hilda
Erasmus
Miilda
Ani
Wilda
Erasinue
Father
Tilda
Sud
Hilds
Madam Wesson
Papa Lubke
Stringera
Erasmuse
Hlda
H E
Will
Air Brakes Patent Wins and Fence Crossing Love
Erasmus Stockton wins a patent for an air brake and a New York firm offers a fortune. He declares love to Hilda under awkward scrutiny from Pastor Lubke as they plan marriage after an extended engagement and a perilous fence crossing to reveal their relationship.
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Scacpo
Eye and Ear Infirmary
New York City
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Wilson Avenue
Ravenna
New York
Hilda
Mies
Erasmus
Tilda
Dearcat
Pastor Lubke
Hilde
Mies Hilda
Erasmus Stockton
Judge Stockton
Danburry
Smith & Petrie
Lubke
Shem
Stockton
Papa
Fairy tale happiness vs ancient Spartan discipline
The text contrasts fairy tale idealism with hard reality and cites Xenophon on Spartan soldier gear and marching workload. It notes heavy loads of seventy five to one hundred pounds, marches of four miles a day, and stringent gymnastic exams testing jumping, long jumps, weight throws, and archery expertise.
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Crocker
Granter
Buldaiy
Anil
Anil Herries
The
Xenophon
Anabasis
Syria
Systandhus
Oliver
The Coming Girl and Her Rules for Life
A reflective piece outlines the coming girl who will vote, work, cook, and earn her living. She will speak plain English, value health, fashion sensibly, and avoid hypocrisy while respecting her mother and honest workers. Duty to God and self remains her guiding principle.
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Denes
Paria
These Times Try Men's Characters and Faith
The author argues that modern times reveal more wrongdoing due to widespread news and financial pressures. News access makes vice more visible while not making people worse, but misfortune drives improper acts. Those who endure these days deserve thanks for temperament and training, not inherent goodness.
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Condou
Morning Journal
Traamenta
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