The Brave Run Arqued Member
A King's Daughters circle aids a starving Italian family. Pete Guning’s boy joins the club as a messenger and becomes their new ally helper. The group outfits eight children with shoes coats and a warm shawl and plans ongoing support through shared work and garden care.
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Secret letters and a wedding tease in New York tale
A Kansas City couple scene unfolds in New York as a married Kansas City woman toys with a single man about a new theater back home. She notes the daily letter from a fiancée, while he muses on marrying soon and living with constant scrutiny.
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Old Turnpike Inn Ledger Reveals 1916 Dining Prices
An 1916 readable excerpt from a Broadway area inn register describes dinner at 19 cents and wedding breakfasts for six with oats and hay, detailing traveler types from a candy peddler to “Old Particular” and civil guests. It notes meals, lodging, and quirky charges like greasing wagons and oats, reflecting life along a rural turnpike near New York.
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Unconscious Self Criticism by Subeditor X
A subeditor named Mr X was tasked with an op ed on superstition and imbecility. The printed opening line criticized the piece, stating that imbecility is not on the wane and that perusal of the following lines will merely demonstrate.
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Poetic suggestion from New Orleans Picayune dialogue
The New Orleans Picayune prints a playful exchange between Pert Suggestion and Miss Cutting Hintz. Pert laments missing college polish while Miss Cutting Hintz jests about hiring a brass finisher to finish a title, in a witty literary snippet.
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Back to Work Train Joke Quips From New York Press
Ella notes a clumsy fellow as a conductor after he quips Tickets please on her train. Stella replies with a retort about improving today versus tomorrow. Loomis adds a witty tagline.
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