Buying a Place on a New England Lake
A wealthy young man Jack Aborn pursues a lakeside estate owned by Dr Egerton after a chance encounter with a girl on a landing. Misunderstandings arise over price and class, and a correspondence blocks a sale until a revelation: the doctor and the girl, Carmella Egerton, reveal their plans. Aborn eventually learns the value of genuine ends and agrees to a symbolic price for the property.
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An elderly discourse on boredom in art history recalls a Paris artist during the commune era. A friend recalls a soldier’s gun test, the artist being spared for fear of boredom, and a Cornhill Magazine advertisement seeking a doctor and preacher for a wealthy but frugal family.
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Seasons of the Past Irritated Guest Scolds Service
An irate guest confronts a waiter over a dinner described as stale vegetables. Walter pushes back, insisting he served with seasonal delicacies. The exchange reveals a humorous dialogue set in Chicago.
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Local Stores Promote Cash or Trade-Only Sales
Closing sale announced for both stores with all goods offered at marvelously low cash or trade prices. No checks accepted except the store’s own. Emphasis placed on large stock available at these extraordinary low prices.
Caroline County Sealed Bids for 15000 Bonds Invited
Caroline county commissioners invite sealed bids for 15000 dollars of coupon bonds in 1000 denominations at 5 percent interest payable semiannually, maturing July 1 1922. Bids due November 5 1910 at 2 pm in Denton with 5 percent certified check. bonds exempt from taxes. right to reject bids reserved.
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