The Savage Translated And A Wonderful Translation Serial
The notice promotes a new serial comparing a wild colonial era to a refined English society woman. It touts a translation as clever and engaging and invites readers to view the work in the periodical.
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America
The Savage by Gilbert Parker Scene on a Train
A Chicago bound brakeman lies grievously hurt after a wreck as passengers swarm around. A doctor asks for a stimulant and a St Louis drummer offers whisky. The injured man declines gently saying he is hurt enough and closes his eyes for the last time.
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St. Louis
Earth
Detroit
Letter From a Boarding School Boy Sparks Wild Mischief
A boy writes from a boarding school detailing boating mishap chaos and plans for mischief including burning an old barn. He mentions a buried boy, a missing watch, medical bills, and bringing mud turtles and a tame woodchuck home. The note conveys naïve bravado and distress to his mother.
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Lincoln
New York Tribune
Beach revival sparks change of heart in Tex and Jack
A Boston Courier account notes a beach revival where Mamie observes a shift in attitudes. Tex underwent a change related to Jack Dasher, leading to mutual adjustments between the two men.
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Waves and Longing Across Eternity Sea
A poem fragment reflects longing for a loved one as waves, winds, and night merge in a misty sea scene. A speaker envisions meeting again beyond eternity, hoping for a heavenly port and a welcoming hail. The verse evokes storms, delays, and guiding providence as waves drift toward reunion.
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N. A. M. Roe
Twins and ghostly supper caper on seaside cottage
Mr and Mrs Prescott watch twins Max and Mort near a netted tennis backstop. A prowling Hadijah tries to raid the pantry but is knocked out. Mort pursues the intruder as a ghostly scene unfolds with a candlelit ghost and a dramatic chase ending in the net.
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Mrs. Prescott
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Mort
Max
Marx
Hadijah
Burglar Caught on Night in White Nightgown
In a comic scene from Youth's Companion, Max and Mort corner a burglar on the tennis court while wearing nightgowns, sharing pie with the intruder as they await their father and mother’s arrival. The duo reveal they are twins, and the incident ends with the burglars scared and the family surprised.
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Mort
Hadijah
Pwan
Bea
Waal
Mr. Stuggles
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