Whisky Won't Keep and Other Historic Snippets
A London Woman at a New York club discusses liquor licenses noting women avoid alcohol to stay slim. Tales compare Scottish farmer humor with a demijohn of whisky, and a 19th century Mississippi figure McNutt is described for his cowardice and backing of unpopular prejudices. Indians and citizenship, naturalization, and voting rights are debated, citing the fifteenth amendment and Chinese naturalization. A Chinese chair of repentance and Taiping ritual blades are described with archival tone.
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She Well Knew. A Quip From Catholic Standard and Times
The excerpt records a playful exchange between Mrs. Gayley and Gayley about years since a poker accusation. It references a dress worn by Mrs. Gayley and the newspaper Catholic Standard and Times as the source of the quip.
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