Union of Two Estates Ends in Marriage and Union
In a tangle of wealth and elder plans, Towle and Miss De Veaux pursue a practical union. Towle falls for the nurse who is actually De Veaux in disguise, while De Veaux reveals she is recovered and ready to unite their properties. The two estates are finally joined through a romance that began on shared ground.
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Griginal
Wadsworth
Helen de Veaux
Towle
Miss de Veaux
Mias de Veaux
Romiance
de Veaus
de Veaur
Bessie Maud Wilbur
The Glory of California Scenery in Pacific Coast Verse
Herbert Bashford writes in Atlantic that California scenery inspires poetic work and shapes the region’s literature. The piece praises landscape poets and argues local color enhances literary value and future growth through education and cultural refinement.
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California
Pacific Coast
Maurice Thompson
West
Herbert Bashford
Atlantic
Itching Sound of Servian Names Baffles English Readers
A New Orleans Times Democrat observation notes that Ser vian names all end with a sound resembling itch. The writer explains that Petrovich or Petrovic would be pronounced the same, urging readers to adapt when these names appear in English newspaper columns.
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Petrovich
Petrovic
New Orleans Times- Democrat
Goats Fight and Laugh Aid Digestion in Highland Lore
Goats Capra ruppeli defend their rocky Abysinian highlands against jackal packs using coordinated buck charges and protective crowding around kids. Also discussed is the role of laughter in digestion, noting that mirth helps digestion but not through convulsive laughter, with a calm temperament also aiding digestive processes.
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Macee
Silver riddle used by English tram car firms
The silver riddle describes stacking four or five frames with mixed silver on top. The top frame shakes so all coins except half crowns fall through to the next frame. Repeating the process with frame No 2 leaves only florins and the coins descend to the threepences.
Desperate Character in Latchkey Dispute
A husband confesses he forced entry after his wife refused the latchkey, prompting a humorous exchange with Litto who warns that his own wife might hear. The scene hints at domestic friction and comic bravado without graphic detail.
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Litto
One He Couldn't Lose Umbrella Bargain
A peddler seeks a buyer for a cheap umbrella. The merchant objects saying umbrellas are repeatedly stolen when bought. The peddler insists this umbrella isn’t worth stealing now.
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