Winter’s Desolate Reign Ends as Spring Returns
A reflective poem by M. Annie Foskett portrays winter as a harsh ruler destroying summer’s beauty. Nature trembles under the ice crowned tyrant while desolation spreads through forests and songbirds flee. Yet a hopeful turn promises spring’s warmth, renewal, and a spiritual lift as faith endures.
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M. Annie Foskett
A Golden Ally lifts Sam Slickens from ruin to wealth
Sam Slickens, once hungry and scorned, accepts aid from Lionel Campbell and learns to play the game. He deposits Campbell’s money, bonds with Agnes Cashleigh, rebuilds status, becomes Aberdeen’s trusted lawyer for major corporations, and plans a society wedding with Agnes as his future wife.
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Sam
Campbell
Lionel Campbell
Lionel
United Presbyterian Church
Harvard
Rhat
Lockit Bank
Slickens
San
England
Mexico
Aberdeen
Agnes
Frank Leslie
Ancient Vessels and Public Notes From a Distant Page
A jumble of maritime fragments describes older ships, their fragile state, and constant repairs, alongside anecdotes about a train encounter with Mrs. President Harrison and Mrs. Queen Victoria. The piece also surveys European military crisis reports, suicide methods, and a lengthy discussion on Capitol building needs and expansion.
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Ohio
Harrison
Hon
Queen Victoria
Kob
Journal of the
American
Sie. Association
Agus
Austria
Acca
Bridies
Depths of Mother Love and maternal adoption
Dr Lilian Craig Randall of Buffalo reflects on the Ingleside Home where maternity cases outnumber others. Mothers often grieve over parting, with rare cases of indifference fading as affection returns. A heart breaking note from Massachusetts described a mother seeking news of her child now cared for by a wealthy family.
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Sam
Mr. Cashleigh
Agnes
Cashleigh
Main Street
Greenhitaker
Agnes Cashleigh
Father Cashleigh
Lilian Craig Randall
Buffalo
N.Y
Ingleside
Massachusetts
Chicago Post
Inventions Bring Large Returns in English Trade
An English paper notes several inventions yielding large sums. The stylographs pen earned £40,000 per year, rubber pencil tips £20,000, boot sole protectors £290,000 in total, and roller-skates £200,000. A clergyman's toy earned £400 weekly, the return ball £10,000, the Dancing Jim Crow £15,000 yearly. A copper boot cap left £400,000 to heirs, and Singer’s sewing machine fortune neared £3,000,000 at his death.
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Singer
White Silk and Velvet Fabrics Aid Evening Dress Style
A fashion note highlights white silk corduroy and velvet fabrics as chic options for sophisticated evening attire. Designers showcase combinations and textures to elevate formal wardrobes.
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