A Memory of Julya Awan Walks Through Restored Town
Mr. Walter Alleyne, resting on a July afternoon, imagines a procession of historic figures beyond a red gateway. He escapes work with tea and a view of river, barges, and ash shadows, then wanders streets to envision old towns and a vivid past before returning to a hotel dining room and a local concert notice.
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Awan
Lfe
Walter Alleyne
Alleyne
London
Mr. Alleyne
Walter
Kneller
Draper's Shop
A Summer Stroll with Janey Cunliffe in a Flemish Town
Walter Alleyne, an English lawyer, spends a warm July in a sleepy Flemish town and befriends Janey Cunliffe. He notes her simple charm, discusses art and church sights, and warms to a calm, pastoral life while a looming London case haunts him. He later marries Janey, while Alleyne contemplates life and the cost of restless ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessamine
Clematis
Alleyne
Lucy
Jove
Walter Alleyne
Janey Cunliffe
Janey
Mize Cunliffe
Aine Cunliffe
Mr. van Ryn
Walter
Marshes of Glynn and the sea’s vast embrace
A lyrical meditation on Glynn marshes, sea tides, and wooded twilight. The verses wander through emerald light, whispering vows and saints, as the marsh channels rise like veins and the sea and marsh become one. The piece ends with a note on insurance from a German Fire Insurance office in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynn
Out of the Ordinary Facts From Ancient Times and Modern Life
A miscellany of curious data and historical notes mentions sugar sources, Nile and Mediterranean scales, ink origins, Civil War artifacts, Potatoes as world crops, mint output, and maritime steamers. It covers ancient observations of Alexander, Babylon, Egypt boats, and animal feeding in the Indian army, along with railway and textile education plans in Mississippi and Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nearchus
Alexander the Great
India
B. C
Mediterranean
Texas
Lewis and
Ribancourt
United States
Macedonia
New York Central Railroad
el Reno
Newsig
Detroit River
Durin
London
Euphrates
Babylon
Mississippi
Raleigh
N. C
United Kingdom
Siberian
Paris
Vladivostock
Coene Cathedral
Burt Itisrai
Cepturies
Egypt
Eac
Teutons
Philippines
Wool From Iceland At Arlington Show
Washington Post reports on Icelandic wool presented at Arlington, praising its softness strength and durability. Bruce D. Ryan of a New York wool import house touts the fiber as superior while detailing the Icelandic women run initiative funding education for girls and the spread of this cloth to England and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Iceland
Bruce D. Ryan
New York
Arlington
Ryan
England
Isle
Upernavik
Great Britain
Oinemen
Sunday School Exchange About Samson Ends Briefly
A fragmentary dialogue shows a Sunday-school teacher asking Tommy about Samson and the boy replying he has no grudges while his father would defend him, ending the exchange with a concise remark about what he knows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Samson
Paw
Notice to Contractors and Yellow Pine Timbers
Notice to contractors and for yellow pine timbers and joists in stock at Indiana Timber and Lumber Co office yards Etd Street and Monon Railroad. William H Coburn proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Pine
Indiana Timber and Lumber Co
Td St
Monon
William H. Cqburn
Proprietog
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julya
Arthur Henniker
Miss Cunliffe
Willy van Ryn
St. Mildred’s
van Ryn
Cromwell
van Ryns
Ferthand
William van Ryn
Slough
Young van Ryn
Pont Street
Law Courts
Mr. Franklyn
Kensal Green
Franklyn
Moyle-Mudfords
Mr. Sopwith
William van Ryn, Jr
John Cunliffe
Monsieur Jean
Edouard
Bidney Lanier
Indiana
South
Delaware Street
F. Newneny & Sons
Charterhouse
Tors and
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