Fran Demands a Home With Hamilton Gregory at Littleburg Camp
Fran arrives at Hamilton Gregory's home in Littleburg in search of him and insists on staying to seek a home. Gregory wrestles with past secrets and Grace Noir, his secretary, while Fran confronts the truth of his Springfield marriage and his late wife Josephine Derry.
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Cat Enjoyed The Comedy In A Busy East Side Shop
A humorous tale from Indianapolis News describes a black cat in a butcher shop playfully chasing a mouse and eliciting dramatic shrieks from Mrs. Butcher and Mrs. Youngwife. A delivery boy eventually removes the cat as the entertainment ends. An American Magazine piece follows with Aunt Lucinda Bluebottle lampooning vulgar language.
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To Be Rigidly Exact
Regstaff notes a writer discussing placement in magazines with Percellum. The exchange hints at the difficulty of getting into popular outlets and the frustration of landing only less favored publications.
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Superstition and Juries Shape Damage Awards
An observant man says juries are biased by superstition, noting plaintiffs win higher damages when injuries seem linked to bad luck. He cites a brick fall on a man under a ladder as an exaggerated example of prejudice influencing awards.
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Changes of Climate and Carbonic Acid Link
A scientist argues secular temperature shifts are more likely caused by atmospheric carbonic acid changes than solar variation. Reducing carbonic acid by just over half could drop global mean temperature about eight degrees, potentially triggering another glacial period. Increasing carbonic acid to two to three times could raise temperatures by 15 degrees and revive Eocene warmth.
MEMORY IMPROVED BY QUITTING COFFEE SAYS POSTUM
A Kansas woman reports better memory and steadier nerves after stopping coffee and using Postum. She describes stomach and heart relief, regular heartbeats, and improved vitality, noting Postum tastes as good as coffee. The ad promotes Postum Regular and Instant, with prep tips and a sales pitch.
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