Who's Dead in the Kennedy Flat
A speaker pleads for mercy and confession at a Kennedy flat where a family mourns. He admits ruin from whiskey, begs forgiveness, and reveals how his mother’s sorrow and his own past haunt him as a drunkard seeks redemption.
Five Oclock in the Morning Love at a Market Stall
Allan Remsen pursues a market girl he meets at dawn, then discovers she is actually Miss Lillis Devries, a society beauty masquerading as a rustic with Mrs Atkins. He paints her and uses the portrait to reveal his true love, proposing after a tense academy confrontation. She consents after a glove drop test.
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Allan Remsen
Allan
Savoy
Mrs. Atkins
Gertrude Pierpont
Lillis Devries
Miss Pierpont
Ady
Lil Devries
Charlie Mortimer
Miss Piernt
Lil
Miss Freeland
Miss Devries
Church
Liilis Devries
Mrs. Mortimer
Miss Lillis
Mortimer
Mr. Mortimer
Mrs. Freeland
Eastbourne
Royal Academy
Lillis
Academy
Mr. Remsen
Darling
de “ Atkins
Atlan
Lili
Margie
Saa
Devries
Eva
Needlepainted miracles by St Louis nuns in cream satin
The nuns of St Louis are famed for ecclesiastic needlework on heavy cream satin. They create miniature faces and figures by bullion thread, carving scenes and altars with remarkable realism. Some works show angel wings, cherubs, and cross symbols, blending art and devotion with delicate, hairlike threads.
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St. Louis
Famou
Mexico
Macy
Rare Jewish ceremony in Louisville honors dead husband
A ceremonial act under orthodox Jewish law took place at a Louisville synagogue to honor a deceased husband. The widow, childless and not remarrying to a brother, followed the ritual with two visiting rabbis from Chicago, amid a modest admission fee and witnesses.
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Louisville
Chicacasian
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Sam
Billy
Thomas Frost
New York Herald
Von
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Este