Entangled Romance in Mount Desert Summer Fracas
An elderly narrator recalls Edith Moore and her sister Elsie’s engagement to George Turner, a French nobleman named Monsieur Rambouche, and their clash over fidelity. Rambouche’s return to America, pursuit of Edith, and duel-free showdown reveal cultural clashes, flirtation, betrayal, and Edith’s hair memento as a test of loyalties.
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Left Handed Figures In Everyday Life And Struggles
An excerpt discusses left handedness, arguing it is undervalued yet often stronger in grip and coordination than right handedness. It notes most wearers write with the right hand, left handers compensate with the right for heavy tasks, and cites Uncle Wagner Weems as a caricature of radical thought obstructed by asthma while decrying plutocratic control.
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John Henry Jurnigan
Vox Po
Kansas City Star
Cali fornia beats Florida as winter resort say WH Irwin
WH Irwin extols California as prime winter retreat contrasting Florida with its swampy air. A lawyer joke about Florida bar admission ends with a quip on swamp swimming and riding abilities as proof of malaria resistance.
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Florida
Clever Dogs Trained by Smugglers
A historical report describes smugglers training dogs on the Italian frontier. The dogs are tormented, shot at while in Italian customs uniform, driven into Italy, rewarded by smugglers, and eventually guided back to Switzerland laden with contraband before escaping to their allies in Italy.
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Bales
Italy
Switzerland
Judson Ransom’s Return From Rock Bottom Rise
A Wild Frontier tale follows Judson Ransom’s fall after a Higbee temperance clash. A brutal clash ends with a near fatal stumble and a man’s return through a mined vein and reform. Miss Ina Tappan inspires a sober future as Ransom partners in a new claim and vows change.
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Walker Gap
Judson Ransom
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Ina Tappan
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Tappan
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Judges Tappan
W. G. Chapman
Why did you marry A playful survey from western New York
Postal cards answered why married men wed with humorous bluntness. Answers include I was tired of buying ice cream and theaters, I was lonely, I wanted a companion of the opposite sex, and I thought she was the one among a thousand. Several say the motive was money, laziness, or to avoid a breach of promise suit, with many witty retorts and self-deprecating lines.
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New York
Sarah
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Would Not Be an Actress Little Mary Seeks Stage Fame
A girl aged fifteen expresses a wish to be a great actress or singer. Her mother cautions that the profession is unhealthy, noting paper mentions actresses taking tonics and patent medicines. The exchange reveals concern over moral and health risks in show business.
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Seasonable Joke About Seasons and a Judge
A humorous exchange features a judge warning George about a growing seasonal riddle. The joke ponders winter in summer in the arctic and summer in winter in the tropics. A quip about ducking under the pump concludes the brief, light exchange.
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George
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Quick Recovery From Cold Woes Doubtful Cure
Detroit Free Press notes exchanged doubts about a home remedy for colds as one man admits a recent bout and another dismisses trying the suggested cure. The brief exchange highlights shared illness experiences and skepticism.
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