A Reunion of Two Struggling Friends in November
In a poor town a 26 year old and a younger man named Charlie Os borne and Eustace Margraf plan separate three year ventures after a mill lockout. They part at Charing Cross with intention to reunite, while Margraf schemes a bold, dangerous bullion robbery by train.
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Columbus in Spain Reflects on Columbus Discovery
In Palos, a sailor dismisses Columbus as a bold navigator saying currents near the port would steer a chip toward Cuba, illustrating local disbelief that Columbus could reach distant shores. The anecdote is framed as an example of the proverb about a prophet lacking honor in his own country.
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Dormitory Tracts Funded at Princeton College
Azica and a Princeton donor have endowed religious tracts for students in college dormitories. The janitor delivers several tracts with each coal scuttle each morning and the tracts are to remain a permanent feature with an endowment funding them for students in these buildings indefinitely.
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Sue Was a Man's NAME in John Strange Winter's Story
Grace Wassell in Ladies Home Journal reveals writer Mrs Stannard used male pen name John Strange Winter to publish Cavalry Wife and earlier works. She produced forty two novelettes as Violet Whyte before adopting the masculine alias, famed for Army life tales like Garrison Gossip and Army Society. Her father was Royal Artillery and later a churchman, linking her life to barrack town roots.
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A Sweet Voice and the Value of Kind Speech
A short moral piece discusses how a gentle voice reflects a kind heart and the danger of sharp tones. It urges youths to cultivate a courteous home voice, warning that a harsh tone harms family joy and lingers through life like gall.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Vitality
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood after breakfast to purify, vitalize and enrich the body. It urges continued use after every meal for a month or two and touts thousands of cures as proof.
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Tournament of Roses pageant with races and floral pageantry
A colorful description of the Tournament of Roses in Southern California. It covers pony carriage parades, floral decorations, prize races for burros to horses, and a dog and horse race featuring Mouse, Junior, and Daisy. The piece notes the New Year parade, the Italian and Spanish sport of rings, and a later tech note about a phonographic watch, plus a short aside on psychological idiosyncrasies.
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A Lie Gets Over the Ground Rapidly
A New York World quote notes a lie gains speed quickly and only slows when someone oils its bearings to give it a new start.
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Town Sways Under Vanity's Shadow as Local News Notes
A Galveston News item observes how one vain individual can spread vanity through a community, affecting public mood and social norms. The piece treats vanity as a contagious local phenomenon and comments on collective behavior.
Conquests of Heart and Mind Across Genders
A remark on romance arguing that winning a partner’s heart first leads to influence over their mind, whether aiming to conquer a man or a woman. The saying contrasts emotional and intellectual influence in relationships.
Dream Balm Brings Sudden Relief for Chronic Catarrh
Geo Terry of Little Falls New York reports twenty years of catarrh vanished after using Ely s Dream Balm. He says the first application reduced inflammation and the next morning his head felt clear as a bell, urging others to try it for a permanent cure.
Prevalence of Blindness in European Russia
A St. Louis Republic article cites 1886 European census data showing 189,872 blind in Europe’s Caucasus Poland and European Russia, with Russia far above other regions. It notes higher female blindness in the Caucasus and a region near the Asiatic frontier where alkali dust worsens eye disease.
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