Poor Marcella A Tale of Persistent Love
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1932
Page
6
Marcella Martin and the Senator in Washington Society
As Marcella Martin, an only child, navigates stern social discipline in Washington, she grows into a distinguished social reform figure in New York and at a Geneva conference. Her secret, unrequited love for Senator Edgar Morris deepens as years pass and their paths cross again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festus Martin
Deimar
Court of
St. James
Washington
Marcella Bartin
Marcella
Martins
Emma
Thils
Festus
Marcella Martin
Senator Morris
Morris
Gether
Marcelia
Martin
America
New York
Mulberry Center
Feild
Miles
Geneva
Edgar ‘Morris
Governor Morris
Gray
Circus History Frames Canvas Beginnings in 1826
Francis Kelley in the National Geographic Magazine notes circuses were not shown under canvas until 1826, though circus exhibition in the United States began in 1785.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kelley
National Geographic Magazine
United States
War's Iron and Gold Shaped Early Global Conflicts
The passage recalls Milton's framing of war as driven by two forces iron and gold since antiquity. It notes the discovery of metals and ore smelting as pivotal foundations for organized conflict and resource power in early civilizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
A New Leaf Reflected in Marsaye’s New Year
Seton MarSay e sits in his club over the New Year cartoon and reflects on his conduct. He recalls past censure of colleagues and resolves to apologize to Sally while contemplating a engagement ring. He calls Sally to admit his errors and vow to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Seton Marsaye
Marsaye
Ple
LaLand
LeLand
Marsave
Miss Haseltine
George
Sally
We Cao
Western Newspaper Union
New Year Lullaby Bells Ring Amid Night Watch
A lullaby style verse urges a baby to sleep as bells ring for the New Year. The speaker keeps vigil, with references to prayers, stars, and cheerful ringing in a gentle, nocturnal mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cove
Humorous Parliament Moments From Sir James Are-Gardner Memoir
In a Detroit News excerpt, Sir James Are-Gardner recalls 34 years of parliamentary exchanges. He cites a witty young member’s overlong peroration and a quip about sons slain in battle returning to six pence a day, highlighting dry humor amid serious debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Are-Gardner
Emerald’ Isle
Detroit News
World’s Slowest Animal Day Dream Observed by Webb
A rare three claw sloth was found two miles from Jana in a British river. Day Dream, about five years old, took seven minutes and seven seconds to climb from boots to shoulders. Webb notes the sloth lives in twilight above ground and has very weak eyesight, wearing a striking pattern.
New Freezing Method Preserves Fresh Flavor in Months
Clarendé Birdseye, inventor of quick freezing, explains a process that freezes meats seafoods poultry vegetables and fruits at 50 degrees below zero so rapidly that no harmful chemical or organic changes occur, keeping original flavor and texture in a frozen state.
Liquid Air Production Requires Large Air Volume
About 800 cubic feet of air at ordinary temperature and pressure are needed to produce one cubic foot of liquid air.
No Doubt About It Blooey Travel Broadens One
Fragmentary dialogue mentions travel to the dinner table and affirmation of a broader path. Sources unclear on context, no clear names or events, but sample conveys casual exchange about travel and meals.
There can be no Christianity where there is no charity
A compact quotation from Colton emphasizing charity as essential to Christian faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colton
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