Saved from the Grave in Baltimore Sun Tale
A Baltimore Sun account recalls the tale of Mrs. Jones believed dead after a prolonged illness. Her husband and uncle unearthed the coffin, rescuing her from burial alive before she revived under medical care. The family kept the event secret to protect her.
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New Pair Sparks Theatre Banter Between Sarcasticus Couple
Sarcasticus and his wife head to the theater when she asks him to fetch her goats from the dressing table. Misunderstanding leads to a tease about her “kids” growing up, as the couple exchanges witticisms about aging and etiquette.
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Resignation Procedure in Revised Statutes
The text cites section 451 outlining how a president or vice president may resign with a written instrument signed by the resigning party and delivered to the secretary of state. The Washington Post notes this provision. the excerpt appears alongside a Bohemian Magazine dialogue and unrelated references to gaming events and barber jokes.
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Becoming. Mrs. Grumpus
A dialogue from Pathfinder notes a flirtatious exchange about a partner's hats and the rising costs forcing a tighter budget. The husband jokes about being unable to spend time together due to expenses.
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