Innocent Lure Changes Anice's Quiet Evening
Anice James faces a moral test as Robert Hunnewell courts Dolly Hale, a convent-raised visitor, while Anice contemplates her own faded dreams and a revelation about the girl’s innocence. A tense confession follows as Anice realizes her misread loyalties and seeks forgiveness.
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Anice
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Littl Dolly Hale
Miss Hall
New York
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Tobacco Rumor During the Plague EraReferenced
Pepys notes tobacco’s use as plague preventive while the Detroit News recalls a June day with red cross doors. Physicians and undertakers smoked heavily, claiming tobacco reduced fear and helped, boosting its popularity despite the plague’s danger.
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Drury Lane
Myamell
Tobaccco
Preach Court
Pickwick Village Celebrates Mrs Arundel's 100th Birthday
The Wiltshire village of Pickwick honors Mrs. Arundel who recently turned one hundred. The Westminster Gazette notes she was a girl when Dickens visited the area and used the village as a setting for the Sam Weller innkeeper tale.
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Rogland
Pickwick
Arundel
Westminster Gazette
Bath
Sam Weller
Local Office Banter on Efficiency Expert Doubt
Snippet shows staff quip about an efficiency expert and financial concerns. An offhand exchange questions if the expert achieves results and jokes about collecting funds for flowers if the expert dies. The line reflects workplace humor and frictions over productivity.
Mystery of the Iroquois Murder Revealed by a Left-Handed Suspect
In a true detective style case, New York Police Commissioner Dougherty uses a novel method to crack the Hotel Troquois murder. Elevator boy Paul Geldel’s lie sparks a pulse check that exposes his guilt, leading to arrest and conviction within days.
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Sherlock Holmes
Hotel Troquois
Dougherty
New York
Jackson
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Geidel
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Geldel
Coomailseloner
Forgotten Songs and Self Made Sermons in Old Time Talk
A reflection on aging and memory notes songs of long ago fade like today’s foolish tunes. A clever minister corners a parishioner in a religious argument using many Bible quotes. The piece urges readers to keep a wide family acquaintance so they can attend many weddings and funerals.
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Soie
Baby Mine
Mewlings on Vices and Senators in Washroom Wit
A collection of sharp witticisms on American habits and politics. The musings touch on drunkenness reports in Chicago, police credibility, regret about spending, and a senator seen in a sleeper washroom. The author also notes European attitudes toward Allied debts influenced by American travelers.
Weather Confusion Prompts Caution in Forecasting
Weather expert warns of inconsistent forecasts while colleagues advise sticking to local showers and passing weather systems. The uncertain forecast sparks concern about accuracy and pacing.
Cold Storage Confusion at Home
Mrs Newedd says a live chicken is stored in their new tee box to keep it fresh until it is killed tomorrow, after Mr Naye bor says he sent one over.
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