The Ball Player Gordon Kelly Finds Mildred Deery
By A H C Mitchell 1913. Mildred Deery reunites with Gordon Kelly after six weeks. He reveals he lives on a large property and owns an automobile brought by his father's whim. Elmer the boy witnesses their reunion on a brookside outing, while Mildred contemplates future meetings with him.
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Ordon Kelly
Mildred Deery
Gordon
Mildred
Gordon Kelly
Elmer Shepard
Elmer
Mr. Kelly
Southern Land & Development Company
Galen Deery
Prescott Trust Company
Steve
Steve Jackson
Judge Barbee
Mr. Gordon
Conductor’s Receipt Mistaken for Railroad Pass Tale
A Missouri railway conductor sent a note to the railroad president asking if a farmer should keep using a pass. The president learned the document was a receipt issued a year ago for a load of wood, not a pass. The anecdote parallels Mark Twain’s Horace Greeley handwriting story.
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Mark Twain
Horace Greeley
Missouri
Prizes Offered for The Triple Tie Mystery Finale
The Georgian announces a $250 prize pool for best final chapter of The Triple Tie. Readers, after 21 installments, will submit their closests to A H C Mitchell’s ending to three judges. A $100 top prize plus other awards will be distributed for near matches to the author’s final chapter.
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A. H. C. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Missing Gordon Kelly Sparks Boston Club Hunt
Gordon Kelly's disappearance from Atlanta triggers a wide search by the Boston Red Sox. Private detectives trace his trunk to the terminal, probe Pew Creek and the Georgia mountains, and even check tax rolls, but no solid lead emerges. The club keeps paying his salary, wary of losing a key player as injuries thin the lineup. The case bogs down, with false sightings surfacing across the country.
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Elmer
Mildred
Hen Gordon Kelly
Atlanta
Mildred Deery
Steve Jackson
Pew Creek
Chattanooga
Gordon Kelly
Boston
Red Sox
Bill Smith
Georgia
Paserd
Galen Deery
Deery
Judge Barbee
Forrest Cain
Boston Club
Joe Wood
Wes
Larry Gardner
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Washington
Jake Stahl
Texas
Colorado
Wyoming
Maine
Wedding Gifts By Mrs Frank Learned
A guide on wedding gift etiquette explains giving from friendship or obligation, sending gifts to the bride, and enclosing a visiting card. It covers display practices, guest notes, and post gift appreciation to avoid duplications and honor thoughtful contributors.
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Frank
The Patience of Job
A dialogue explores the Job story, asking if Job was a physician and noting the public chatter about his patients. It questions roles and perceptions while examining the patience shown in adversity.
The Faster They Go Professor Barry Joke
The judge and barrister exchange a quip about a man who sold horses and sugar sticks. The judge remarks on the odd mix of trades. The barrister notes a similarity between horses and sugar sticks, saying the more you lick them the faster they go.
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Professor Barry
Judge Ball
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