A Voice From the Farm Speaks on Work and Rest
A farmer praises toil and simple living over wealth. He states his labor feeds his family and grounds his pride, while critiquing idle wealth as a vampire draining others’ fruits. The piece, attributed to the New York Ledger, contrasts labor’s blessing with opulence.
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N. Y. Ledger
A Hearts Problem And A Tale Of Silent Wrongs
In a tangled domestic drama, Mabel Cuthbert weighs confession against pride as Maurice Calthorpe’s cold indifference tests her. Mr Calthorpe presses Maurice about marriage and fortune, while the looming alliance with Miss Cuthbert moves toward a luncheon confrontation that could reshape all their lives.
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Tim
Lucy Smith
Camberwell
Mabel Cuthbert
Teddy
Maurice
Lucy
Sir Frederick Powell
Woodstow
Mr. Calthorpe
Colonel Cuthbert
Characteristics of Greyhounds from the Toronto Globe
The text describes greyhounds as bloodthirsty chasers of prey and rivals to felines, noting their high prey drive and tendency to steal. It observes dogs showing aggression toward other dogs and people, plus a propensity for larceny, urging owners to keep hounds leashed near shops to curb misbehavior.
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Toronto Globe
Curious Bolognese Betrothal Customs and House Rules
A Bolognese practice restricts a young man courting a woman from entering her home until betrothal. The bride father delays news of the match until a week before the wedding, while the groom’s side asks for the bride. Garnet jewelry and cloth gifts symbolize consent, and the bride’s attire is completed with coral necklaces and a veil. After marriage, a broom at the door signals housekeeping tests, and the daughter-in-law must appease the household’s elders though families often live together under one roof. Eight days after marriage she visits her family and shifts from thou to you in speech.
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Bolognese
Springfield
Mass
Republican
Beauty Spots Do Not Detract From Womanly Beauty
The Philadelphia Record concludes moles freckles and warts do not detract from a woman's beauty. The editor notes having seen wealthy women with such marks. An immense railroad building boom is reported as underway in South America.
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Philadelphia Record
The
Record
M. Y. Post
South America
Pungent Paragraphs From Quips And Jokes Of The Day
A collage of humorous quips from various papers, noting wit about a failed Welsh paper Y Wasg in Pittsburgh and other light anecdotes. It mentions Kate Field declining matches, electric lights for lawn tennis, boarding-house food, and a grocer’s joke about a watch set by a gas meter. It includes a verse about a silent river and a playful farmer dialogue.
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Y Wasg
Pittsburgh
Ywwcehfirddmawrswych Esteiddy
Norris
Mr. Lymph
Fogg
Boston Post
Rochester
N. Y
Charley
Philadelphia Chronicle-Herald
Detroit Free Press
Where do the wrinkles come from Grace asks
Grace looks in a rose tinted mirror and hears guidance on growing wrinkles as emotions shape the face. The heart opens to sorrow anger and discontent while pride follows, dulling the lips and aging the features. A gentle warning to guard the heart as the magical angel of beauty dwells there and is reflected in the face.
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Grace
Angel of Beauty
Indianapolis
Two Boys and a Bold Sea Voyage with Captain Cook
Two fourteen year old sailors, Bob and Jim, sail out in rough seas off 18th century England. A gale sinks their boat. they rescue a trapped merchant, Crossley, and repair a wreck to reach England. They gain a navigator in Cook and his future fame is foreshadowed by Crossley’s praise and the boy’s leadership.
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Bob
England
Jim
Sam
Holand
Crossley
London
Baltic
James Cook
Britain
Captain Cook
David Ker
Harper's Young People
Alderney Bull Attacks Farmers in Newark Area
On a New Jersey farm near Irvington four miles from Newark, a cross Alderney bull attacked William Parker, 58, and his employee George Seelander, 60. Seelander was badly hurt. Parker was knocked unconscious, then survived with injuries. A chaotic scramble with forks and a wagon saw the bull slain the next day after the attack. Both Parker and Seelander suffered internal injuries with Seelander in serious condition.
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William Parker
Irvington
N. J
Newark
Parker
George Seelander
Seelander
Mr. Parker
Castle Garden
Walter
Bill
Jack Robinson
Will
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Ohio
Charles Gibbon
Robin Gray
O’ Bryan
Ridence
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Calthorpe
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Teddy O' Kliyan
King Lear
Nervus
Asion
Migke
Jove
Paris
Chicago Tribune
Baltimore
Baltimore American
Strobeck
Germany
Supreme Court of Virginia
Richmond
Gardner
Troy
Boston Public
Perkins Institution For the
Illinois
New York
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Chicago Herald
N. C. Picayune
Indianerritory University
N. Y. Times
Massachusetts
Boston Herald
Boston Globe
Harvard
Harvard University
St. Louis
St. Louis Post