Bachelor rediscovering life through a war baby
Mary the servant brings a baby to Driggs after a neighbor’s war child arrives on a porch. He nurses the infant with awkward care while Mrs. Denslow, the widow next door, notices and helps. The child reshapes Driggs’s lonely bachelor life and sparks a plan for marriage and adoption ending in hopeful happiness.
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Secondhand Brass Band Instruments On the Market
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Take Your Choice of Work Ethic and Leadership
A pithy reflection contrasts workers for others with those who lead others, urging readers to choose to prepare for leadership rather than labor under others. The line emphasizes self-improvement and initiative as paths to higher responsibility.
Let Children Choose Their Own Books at Libraries
A librarian from the American Library Association conference at Berkeley urges letting children select books themselves to foster brain development and inspire discovery. Librarians are advised to avoid overloading young readers with choices and to tailor selections to individual interests.
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Dates In California Promising Fruit Industry Grows Fast
The United States Bureau of Plant Industry reports California dates rising as a major fruit sector. About twenty thousand date offshoots were imported from the old world by private growers in the Imperial and Coachella valleys during last year, and many palms from earlier imports are now bearing fruit.
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Framing Separated Wife Seeks Decree After Snoring Row
A New York case details a wife filing for separation after a midnight uproar caused by her husband’s snoring. The petition describes the husband’s loud, varying snores that kept her awake for an hour before she asked him to stop.
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Brieux a Vs 5 France's Future Lesson in Unity
The piece notes Brieux argues France must overcome differences with civility and reject insults while political progress depends on improved unity. It predicts agitation may be skillful but immobility is fatal, framing France as geographically and racially diverse and destined for political change.
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Yorkshire Soldier Returns Home to Humorous Welcome
A returned soldier in Yorkshire is greeted with humor on washing day. Though recently out of hospital with a injured left arm, he enters home to a warm, exaggerated welcome from his father and mother, who joke about his condition and his ability to blend in for a wash day.
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Hurley Case Cautions On Moral Obedience And Legal Breach
A historical note discusses Hurley v. case, warning GOs about quoting divine will to justify wrong acts. It contrasts religious duty with law, noting the defendant’s mental state and lack of exoneration. The passage questions whether divine command can excuse legal breaches.
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Reform and Self-Betterment in a Selfish Age
The text argues reform is aimed at others not self, noting corporations and baseball as mercenary forces. It laments Americans neglect personal duties and dwell in a semiheaven where none attends to their own business. It suggests we must first mind our own affairs before guiding others.
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Desiccated Egg Seen As Bright Future for Food Industry
A Youth's Companion summary notes desiccated eggs as a young industry with great potential. The product, mainly golden lakes rehydrated by water, offers a nutritious substitute for fresh eggs for campers, sailors, soldiers, and widespread use. Freezing and desiccation preserve quality longer than cold storage.
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Stage Type Quotation Reveals Villain Qualifications
A fragment quotes a staged exchange about villain traits. The line notes a villain must be capable of rolling clearettes and stammering sounds, reflecting a humorous or parodic stage dialogue.
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