Irvin S Cobb tells of Irving and Nansen at the theater
Bram Stoker recalls Sir Henry Irving's aversion to counter attractions as Nansen arrives during a London engagement. The Arctic explorer sits in the royal box prompting a surprised, half-forgetful reply from Irving about the cold-weather fame of Nansen.
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Sam Blythe recalls a Washington wholesaler testing two brands of merchandise by giving a bottle of each to his janitor Henry. After testing, Henry reports one gummed the mouth more, but the other kept the taste longest, revealing a humorous outcome.
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Nervous Man Upset By Scanty Dance In New England Town
A young woman performed interpretive dances in a revealing outfit before a literary society in a staid New England town. The all female entertainment committee met the next day to discuss the event, with one member conceding it was artistic but unsuitable for a nervous man.
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Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy on Stocks and Eggs
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Restricting Loans on Uneconomic Farming
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Banker Farmer Dialogue on Lending and Farming Partnership
The passage argues that lenders have a duty to influence farming choices to prevent unwise loans. It urges lenders and borrowers to treat the relationship as a partnership, with open discussion of advantages and risks to improve chances of success. It stresses honesty about one crop systems and economic viability.
Don’t buy securities from uncertain operators or schemes
A preventive investor guide warns against buying securities from irresponsible firms, distant mortgage notes, mines with unknown prospects, old or new stock, real estate unseen, and “hot” tips. It urges consulting a conservative banker for lending risk before any purchase, noting the wealth gap in who can speculate.
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Early Church Dignitary Rev John Carroll Bishop in America
Rev John Carroll born in Upper Marlboro Maryland established as priest after education abroad and returned to found the first Catholic bishopric in America around 1797 continuing a pivotal religious leadership in the new nation.
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Wily Butcher Knew What He Was About
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Bismarck Proudly Boasts of Royal Master’s Generosity
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Sign That Worked How a Burglar Was Trapped
A burglar enters a bank, reads a red sign claiming the safe is unlocked. He turns the knob, triggering lights, an alarm, an electric shock, and a bulldog that seizes him. He is later jailed and admits he trusted human nature too much.
Life Inventory and Propositions of Truth Plan
A reflective directive urges daily self audit of life and study, asking for new ideas and propositions of truth gained. Emphasizes early life stages as crucial for calling oneself to account and recording personal intellectual growth.
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Fragments of Roanoke World News Reflect On Knowledge Loss
A terse Roanoke World News snippet laments the forgetting of algebra by great men, warning against telling White about despairing truths. The fragment hints at a cultural or intellectual decline without naming specifics.
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