Prank C Culley Editor of Defiance Ohio Paper
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Sweetest Thing Seen in Print Haunts a Doctor Tale
A narrator recalls a summer illness in New York where Helen Froment, a nurse and gifted artist, becomes his imagined wife. The fever dream blends art, memory, and a haunting Bertha-like obsession as a governess from a railway scare and Arthur Clark complicate the love story. The ending reveals Helen was only a fever dream.
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Hobe
Ted Gray
Tever
Harper's Bazar
Ackerly, Macklebury & Cords
Arthur Clark
Horatio
Arthur
Horatio Bronson
Venice
Helen Froment
Rubens
Helen
Wall Street
Mornis
Ben
Helen of Troy
Miss Hunt
Simon
Lon
West Blank
Tom
Dr. Hammond
Sir Walter Raleigh
M. Mere
Callou
Clarks
H. F
Horace Farley
Boston Traveller
Bat joke ends domestic tangle in Detroit tale
Mrs. Jones and Mr. Jones quarrel over neighbors and diamonds then seek peace. A bat sighting leads to comic bedtime scare as he reveals it is merely a base-ball bat, ending with a playful good night in Detroit.
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Mr. Jones
Jones
Mrs. Jones
Maria
Bridget
Sawyer’s
Annie
Tom Sawyer
Jeptha
Detroit Post and Tribune
Tamed Bob the quail warding off county bet
Fountain Club treasurer Harry Miller unveils Fountain Club Bob a tame four year old quail kept for three years. A bet of one hundred dollars to ten hinged on whether the bird has a mate in the county. Bob sits in a large cage with no perches and enjoys gentle handling by visitors.
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Arthur
29Th Street
Bellevue
Boadicea
Saragossa
Jex Blake
Harry Miller
Th Fountain Gun Club
Prospect Park
Mr. Miller
George
Bob
Fountain Club
Quail
Sun
Indian Outrage in Southern California Reported
A Piute Indian near Rock Creek was driven from his home by a robber with a pistol after returning from a deer hunt. The thief looted his hut and now harvests the Indian’s crop while the victim seeks redress, raising calls for government investigation to protect peaceful, self supporting Indians.
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Rock Creek
California
San Bernardino
Cal
New Medical Agent Kairin Emerges From Coal Tar
German journals report Prof Fisher of Munich discovering kairin a white crystalline powder from coal tar that lowers fever quickly with less stomach upset than quinine It may help reduce ice use and fever management while moving toward understanding quinine chemically A factory is run under Prof Landenheimer Giessen cost about £15 per kilogram with patent in place General Ketchum oversees smugglers at New York Suggestive name Indianapolis Journal
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Fisher
Munich
Landenheimer
Giessen
Chicago Times
Ketchum
New York
Indianapolis Journal
Sammie Green Flees Then Returns to Mrs Perry's Golden Days
A child named Sammie Green plans to run away after imagining life with no chores. He fears his sister Bridget and recalls danger from Red Riding Hood and a giant as he retreats home. He cleans up, kisses his mother, and asks for morning pastries, ending the scene with a hopeful return.
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Sammie Green
Bridget
Sammie
Kate
Susan F. Perry
Teddy and the loaf cake mischief and cure
Teddy at Aunt Penelope's longs for home and cake, hides to watch a leaf cake bake, and sneaks a bite. Accused by Miss Hannah, he fakes illness. Aunt Penelope fears scarlet fever as the tea cake mishap ends with a stubborn, sticky confession and a lifelong leaf cake ban. Florida chameleons intrigue but transform into a science lesson about lizard feet and color change.
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Teddy
Daniel
Lion’s den
Rose
Lion
Robinson Crusoe
Timmy Jones
Aunt Penelope
Hannah
Penelope
Mr. Kent
Miss Penelope
Dani
Garret
Miss White
Jones
Tom
Harry
Harry Gazng
Beard
St. Nicholas
Indignant excursionists rail at Es City on a prank tour
A fat man and his wife—described as lightweights—tour Es City and demand grand sights. They denounce the town for lacking statehouse, morgue, aquarium, catacombs, ruins, mountains, and the Cooper Institute, crying of swindle as they retreat to the depot. The Detroit Free Press reports the comic encounter.
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Jefferson Avenue
Es City
Tate House
Lansing
Mange
Grand Aquarium
Lake Erie
Old Bear
Mary
Cooper Institute
Bosphorus
Earth
Detroit Free Press
Wooden Water Pipes for Short Distances and Safety
Practical guidance on using wooden tubing for short water runs, detailing bore sizes from 1.25 to 2 inches, iron-bound ends to prevent splitting, oil coatings for durability, underground placement for drinking water, tar treatment at joints, and pressure testing before covering. Also notes cigarette smoking by messenger boys as a nuisance in New York brokerage offices.
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Agriculturist
Messenger
New York
N. Vx
Aribune
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