Miss Wildfire Leads Churchill To New York
Frank Churchill, a traveling salesman, becomes obsessed with Bess Delorme from a play and later learns she left California for New York to seek work. He finally locates her in New York and confesses his feelings as her path away from acting becomes clear.
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Snakes Walk On Ribs Aboard Dragon Foot Theory
A whimsical account argues snakes retain remnants of legs and wings from ancient dragons. It suggests snakes “walk” by rib motion as land adaptation and compares ribs to shields moving along the ground. The piece blends speculative biology with mythic imagery.
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Africa
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Grebbing
Dining habits recalled by Lord Ghaw at eight
Dining Karty recalled a tale told by Lord Ghaw at eight at the Memeb and Bar. He noted old days when the Boot Use beach in Bdinburgh hosted meals at four o'clock, reflecting local customs described by the Fishmongers' company.
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Bdinburgh
Curse of the Gambler King Haunts Adams Family
New York reports Walter C. Adams declared bankrupt amid a tale of Al Adams the so called policy king. Once rallying fortunes from gambling and fraud his wealth dwindled in seven years as divorces lawsuits and marriages stripped away the family’s wealth and social standing.
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Ben
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Herman Rosenthal
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Tim” Sullivan
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Boya
New York
Napoleon
Waterloo
Norton Goddard
Om Adama
Adame
Captain Goddard
Ansonia
Thal
Francis Haldwin Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Kentucky
Anandal Loas
Mra Adams
Marguerite Gilbert
Solity
Broadway
Gisthaveous
Clutter and Family Life In Daily Living
The passage notes both men and women accumulate clutter at home from books pamphlets pictures and keepsakes and family items crowd mantels and shelves. It argues clutter can become a family treasure and is deeply intertwined with daily life making parting difficult.
May Be Raleigh's Settlers In Robeson County Mystery
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century source describes a hidden group in Robeson County North Carolina. The text links them to early Roanoke Island colonists led by Captain John White and suggests they resemble Portuguese or mulatto peoples with distinct customs and limited neighborly contact.
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Caroline
American
Saya
England
Walter Raleigh
Roanoke Island
North Carolina
John White
Little Band
India
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White
Compositors Flee From Helio Glyphica Proofs
A Scottish compositor fled from Edinburgh to London to escape deciphering Carlyle’s helio glyphica in type. He quit after a fearful take of Carlyle’s copy appeared to him. Helzac’s copy also troubled printers. losses from vast proof corrections crippled a printing establishment. Caesar Frot teau had to be reset 16 shoes in 26 Youth's Companion.
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Helzac
London Standard
Apentii
Caesar Frotteau
Castle for Shop Girls and the Paris Citadel of Fashion
Count Greban de Pontourny owned a grand château and vast grounds in Towraing near Paris. For years his daily walk attracted thousands of midinettes and shop girls who labored in sewing rooms. After his death the castle and park pass to the midnights of Paris with funds for perpetual house and grounds upkeep.
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New Belting Idea Aims to Stabilize Machinery Prices
A new belting product named tazibie sud promises lower future costs for machinery users. Early tests in Connecticut show the design to be successful, suggesting manufacturers may adopt the material to curb price volatility in the years ahead.
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