Corn kitchen plan aims to show corn value at Paris expo
The National Business League and Maize Propaganda push a Paris exposition display of corn as a food product. They seek federal and state funds, proposing a 40 by 10 foot space in the agricultural pavilion and possibly a corn palace. A joint corn belt commission is suggested to organize plans and educational work abroad.
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The Serfs Liberty And Tea With Princes In A Snowstorm
A village elder recalls a winter visit by a former prince who asked Anton Sayelich for plastering work after a snowbound crossing. The tale shifts to a later meeting with the young prince at tea, with the elder and town officials present, and ends with reflections on peasants’ freedoms and a psalm about rejoicing. Also included are fashion notes on poplin fabrics and simple recipes for oyster pie and batter cakes, plus a children’s misheard dialogue about teeth and age.
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Trousseau
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Charms and Consequences in a Curious Tale
A narrator recalls a mistaken manuscript mix up involving a romance with Phyllis as a costly lesson in impulsive publishing. The tale contrasts a fictional work with real life and ends with a proposal born from risk and honesty amid a tense moment in a Chicago setting.
The Sterling Ladies and the Man They Tried
A narrator recalls the Sterlings moving into a small town and the social whirl around Mrs Peabody and two daughters Phyllis and Genevieve. The narrator, shy and private, endures gossip about a supposed romance with a townswoman, while neighbors hypothesize about his manners and reserve. He overhears conversations that reveal his reputation and the social games of the local ladies.
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Stray Newspaper Snippets and Humorous Vignettes
Readable scraps cover playful chatter about Sranny de Bergrack and a Chicago man, plus a note on a cousin Emmie, and a joke about a Yellow Nose. Also included are fashion notes on pretty underwear, a dream sequence from the Hobo tale, a deafness pitch for Hall’s Catarrh Cure, and light dialogue from Detroit and Cleveland papers.
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Emmie
Mooney
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Richard
Mansfield
Jr Sanny
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hobson
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