There Comes a Moment by Elinor Maxwell
Arcadia House Publ presents a poetry collection by Elinor Maxwell exploring turning points and personal decisions. The verse surveys intimate moments, memory, and choice with understated, reflective tonality.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1939
Page
3
Mary Loring and the Christmas Train Visit
Mary Loring and her father, a railroad attorney, cope with family poverty as Mary seeks publication for a new story. Dr. Christopher Cragg, the beloved suitor, reveals he will marry someone else, pushing Mary toward New York to seek matches and write for National Weekly for a $100 prize. Relatives urge cautious romance while a wealthy social scene tests her judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Loring
Jim
Linnie Cotswell
Lelia Ormsby
Mary
Ellen
Mamie
Peter
Christopher Cragg
Doctor Cragg
National Weekly
Auton
Cis
Jerome Taylor
Umberto Ballanci
Mary Drafts Hopeful Story Amid Family Struggles in New York
Mary reads a letter from her father detailing a small loan and prideful resolve to improve their finances. She battles a stalled writing process for a new story about a family facing divorce, then endures a night out with Umberto Balianci before forming a plan to submit her script to Mr. Buchanan of The Nation al Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
New York
Dad
Linnie
Hawkinsville
Addie
Ellen
Mr. Buchanan
Umberto Balianci
Balianci
Lelia
Somerset Maugham
Balland
Corliani
Umberto
Nightingale
Corliani’s
Bowen’s
Miss Cotswell
Evening at The National Weekly reveals Mary Loring's nerves
Mary Loring arrives at ten for a meeting with Phillip Buchanan in the National Weekly offices. Buchanan, younger and taller than expected, looks surprised yet kind as she steps into his doorway. The scene ends as their encounter begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
the National Weekly
Buchanan
Miss Hickenlooper
Miss Loring
The
National Weekly
Phillip Buchanan
Florida
Chris
Harvard
West Point Military Academy Founded in 1802
Congress established a military academy at West Point on March 16 1802. The academy opened July 4 1802 with 10 cadets and was reorganized April 29 1812 to 250 cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Congress
Mind Made Monsters and the Cost of Power
The narrator warns that power corrupts character and asks if a humble shepherd could become a great thinker. He contrasts idle contemplation with the joyspreaders who unleash discord when routine meals fall late. He urges resisting a habit of saying no to avoid missing gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Cain
Keeping the Smile Lesson at the Ward
A hospital doctor tells a sunless patient to keep smiling as the best medicine. The man insists he will never smile again after his injury but concedes his vow only applies to another man’s girl.
Succeed in Happiness by Dearden on action and joy
A quotation emphasizes inaction and introspection as worry’s key. It urges aliveness and responding to the world’s charm to achieve happiness, noting success comes from engagement even if other goals fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearden
Well Trained Mind Displayed in Disciplined Thought
A concise meditation on the value of trained intellect, rejoicing in virtue and grieving misdeeds. The quote from Cicero frames disciplined reason as a guide to moral perception and steady judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero
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Elinor Maxwell
Arcadia House Publ
Phil Saysey
Oa Nicht
Che
Pinkham
Emerson
Hich
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