Thanksgiving on a Western Train Sparks Independence Romance
Harriet Stillwell a runaway spotted at Aiden station takes a Pullman seat beside Ray Merrill on the So Grande line. Across from them a wedding party and a couple in a smoker anchor the scene as Harriet confronts old feelings and Ray reveals his desire for a true home. Seven years of independence collide with renewed affection as the two confront future plans and a November day that tests loyalties.
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Literary Taste Quip From Washington Star
In a witty exchange a writer boasts of a book every body ought to read while the publisher bets the public wants a book that nobody ought to read. The quip reflects publishing tensions and reader expectations.
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Curiosities of Diet and Nature’s Food Adaptations
An analysis of cereals as staple nourishment and the protein content of tropical fruits. It discusses bread ubiquity, cereal richness, and how humans thrive on bananas and mangos in tropical climates. The piece contrasts Arctic and tropical diets, noting fat as a key energy source for cold regions and extreme appetites for fat among northern peoples.
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Wit and wisdom from James Whitcomb Riley in town visit
A visiting James Whitcomb Riley was chauffeured around a town for a courtesy tour. In gratitude he joked he would go only if not shown the new courthouse town hall bridge school building or public fall since he had seen them all many times and they tire him before his reading.
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Influence of Mountains in Welsh Character
The piece cites the mountains as sources of strength and virtue, noting Wales as a land where independence and self reliance prevail. It praises “nature's gentlemen” and reflects on regional character and courtesy without flattery. It includes a brief humor line about baking pies and a punchy closing remark.
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