Second Cousin Sarah and the Worcester reunion
In a quiet Worcester Sunday service Sarah Fasthell and Reuben Culwick face a planned break as Mary Bolland reveals a second will. The widow retains mercy and money in a tense, hopeful wrap up with Lucy Jennings watching young happiness return for Sarah and Reuben, Mary, and their child.
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Sarah Fasthell
Reuben Culwick
John Hand
Reuben
Mary Wwollanda
Worcester
Lucy
Jacoh
Reuwben
Lacy Jenninga
Lucy Waa
Sarah Raathell
Mary Tioliand
Potter's Court
Lucy Jennings
Laney Jennings
Loey
Sarah
Lues
Clements
Luey
Reuben Dubwick
Jim
Tay
Taney
Stea- Wen
Sarah Basthell
Loman
Reuber
Bedlam
Lacy Semaine
Barab
York Town
Marty
Aid
Helene
Merehit Ong Kreqhen
Barah
Ales
Peterson
Swat
Abe
Edward Peterson
Sarat
Tostance
Toome
Miney
Dolvdabard
Mary
Reihen
Poskesalon
Simon Colwick
Ford
Tor
Xrave Nut Stony
Gibyan Spirins
Abd Yee
Steuben
Tin
Thomas Kaathell
Worcestershire
Fragmented Readings From A Turbulent Time
A series of disjointed, vintage newspaper snippets references a Southern Senator, a 92 year old mountaineer, a funeral, a teacher wage crisis in Siberia, and hurried phone exchanges. The text blends quotes and anecdotes, reflecting social issues and personal grief with era styling from the New York Herald.
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Muother Settire
New York ‘Times
Axa Uney
John
Doings of Women and Social Duties in Early 20th Century
A compilation of observations on women roles, including shared household burdens, friendships, and social duties. It contrasts Western and Southern norms, notes official motherhood in Cleveland, and offers practical lifestyle tips from etiquette to home remedies, with anecdotes on fashion, entertainment, and cross-cultural snapshots.
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Sona
Unin
Boston
What Caterpillars Taste Like
A London Daily News note cites experiments by Professor Plateau and Professor Wheeler on so called distasteful caterpillars. Wheeler reports a slightly sweet nutty flavor while Plateau found a sweetish almondlike taste. Critics warn personal taste may vary and that color signals may deter predators, not rely on taste alone. A Mashonaland naturalist argues personal tastes by entomologists are unreliable. The piece ends by mentioning a proposal to distribute Greenwich time to ships and cities via wireless telegraphy.
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London Daily News
Plateau
Ele
Wheeler
Texas
Guy Marshall
Mashonaland
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Teachers Learn From Clara Books At Oklahoma City Convention
At a teachers convention in Oklahoma City a sister instructor describes health gains after switching from coffee to Postum. She recounts stomach relief, renewed teaching work, and improved alertness among eight boardinghouse teachers, noting Postum’s favorable reception and perceived benefits.
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Oklahoma City
Doctora
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