Lighthouse Keeper's Courageous Night On Stormy Reef
An eight year old recalls a night at a cliffside lighthouse when his father braved a storm to save shipwrecked sailors. His mother and he kept the lamp and bell guiding the rescue as waves crashed around the tower. A rope rescue succeeds after multiple attempts amid spray and peril.
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Jane
Pather
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Goodies That Will Keep By Nellie Maxwell
Seasonal candy making is at its height with stuffed dates figs and prunes. Fill large dates with chopped ginger and nuts then roll in sugar and wrap for storage. A sugar syrup is used for candied fruit squares. The fruit cake and pudding methods follow with long boiling times and rich ingredients.
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Nellie Maxwell
To the Editor By Fred Barton
Yesterday we bought a new book but cannot start reading it until tomorrow. The leaves aren t cut. A can opener isn t needed to enter a magazine or a “movie” theater with a skeleton key. For 2.50 it should be readable without a knife or nail file. Still, it is another change we must adapt to. Like pins in shirts.
Bucket Shop Tactics Explained in Early Wall Street Gambling
A historical analysis traces the bucket shop scam from betting rooms to pretended margin brokerage. It describes how bucketers exploited client margins, profited on losses, and grew by mimicking honest brokers, undermining trust on Wall Street.
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New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Wall Street
Contagious Disease Warning Leads Boy to Refuse Visit
A Saco Maine mother warned her young son never to enter homes displaying placards warning of contagious disease. On a recent errand he refused entry, saying the people inside “have hem stitching” and he cannot go in.
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Maine
Superstitious Sue From The McClure Syndicate
A brief quirky verse notes old time superstition about nose itching predicting kisses, strangers, love or danger attributed to McClure Newspaper Syndicate. It presents a playful, period voice as a syndicated charm. The item reads like a small amusement item in a late 19th or early 20th century paper.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Still on the Job if the devil takes a harsher shape
The fragment suggests a reflective line about enduring hardship across generations. It mentions the devil and a reference to Lowell, implying a contrast between past and present struggles and persistent effort despite adversity.
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Lowell
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