Improper Tutor Talks Down a Wayward Boy in Philadelphia
A newly appointed Philadelphia public school supervisor recalls a troubling pupil under punishment. The boy, labeled the worst in the school, is invited to visit for a Saturday talk. He arrives, a luncheon is served, and a sharp moral lesson unfolds amid misread reforms and jokey misstatements.
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Mischel Neous Peters Hawthorne Jail Tale and Ye Olde Tales
A historical fragment recounts Julian Hawthorne visiting a jail to write on prison life and a train ride memory from Hildegarde Hawthorne. It also recalls Callaway county yarns by an old blacksmith with tall tales of work, a giant gobbler, and unusual feats.
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Whitney's Feschew Dinner and the Washington Peaches
The Washington World correspondent recalls an anecdote about William C Whitney as secretary of the navy. At a Cabinet dinner in February he sought novelty and asked where peaches could be found, a query he received an unusual answer to.
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Pennsylvania peach deal leads to pricey dinner tale
A Pennsylvania grower sold 48 peaches for 1 each to a markets man who bought them for Mr. Whitney in Washington. Whitney paid 200 for the lot, noting the dinner cost 250 total. The tale blends fruit pricing with a digressive note on rail contact surface and locomotive grip.
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Santa Fe Builds Ten Heavy Locomotives For Rail Line
The Santa Fe railway plans ten new engines, each with a tender and a total weight around 490000 pounds. They are designed to surpass current standard types in power, needing heavy wheels and raised driving surfaces to maximize traction. The machinery aims to push more weight on the rails despite wheel surface constraints.
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