A Seance Tale by Irvin S. Cobb Echoes a Young Man’s Question
In a regular spiritualist seance a Brooklyn medium and her husband host a rustic audience including a youth from R F D No. 3. The boy seeks message from his late father and asks the heavenly shade about measuring from tip to tip prompting a humorous exchange on heaven and wings.
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Partnership Dissolved Story Of A Turtle And Conjurer
A classic tale tracks three characters an old Black man an itinerant conjurer and a twelve pound turtle on a Mississippi road The conjurer uses ventriloquism to make the turtle speak asking where it is being taken prompting the man to fearfully insist he plans to abandon the turtle The scene ends with the man leaving the turtle behind reflecting the tale’s enduring humor and mystery
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Tailor Made the Man and a Col in a Baseball Clash
An anecdote about a southern born colonel of a negro regiment who, though small and dapper, organized three battalion baseball teams. In a tense civil game he joined as a player in uniform without shoulder straps, led a three bagger, attempted a homer, then slid into a scuffle with taunts from the opposing coach and ended up being escorted off.
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The Pirate Uncle Surfaces in New York Mystery
In a New York counting room, Robert learns that the feared pirate Captain Rip-Rap is his great-uncle Murray. Andrew Murray, long suspected, hints at old rivalries, political aims, and a dangerous plan. The family debates risk as Peter Corlaer and the father weigh future upheavals and possible piracy.
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Attorney's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Caroline County
Public auction of a farm known as Bannings Land in Caroline County Maryland, described tract and adjacent Adams lot, with a two-story frame dwelling, to be sold by attorney Charles B. Harrison under a 1924 mortgage from Helen E Blades and Alonzo E Blades to Charles M Turner. Terms: one-third cash day of sale, balance with interest on final ratification or all cash at buyer option. Auctioneer Wa T. Turr.
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