Johnny and Moll Save Explorer in Wild West Tale
A dime novel brought Johnny to the West where he steals a horse and faces a lynch mob. Moll Barker secretly aids, rescuing him from hanging and guiding him toward a new life with her. The tale contrasts romantic myth with harsh frontier reality.
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Oldcarly Dae
Johnny Bruce
Johnny
Tennessee Joe
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Jobans
Madge
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Eben Parker
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Living Milk Carts and Goats of Athens On Street Vendors
A fragment from the Christian Herald describes goats used by street vendors in Athens, their milk carts, and boy bootblacks. Goats wander the city with mule-like loads while herders in tin cups collect payments of 5 to 10 lepts per customer for fresh milk as carts move through Marshill and Pass areas.
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Some Consolation Reflects on Moral Awakening
A man known for speaking his mind reads a Protestant catechism and the Ten Commandments. After pondering the Thou Shalts and Thou Shalt Nots, he sighs that they never killed anyone, illustrating a moment of moral reflection. Published in Everybodys.
Laughter and the human edge in Bergson's humor
In his book Laughter, Bergson argues that only humans are truly laughable while animals, though part of creation, are solemn. He notes that the ape is the sole nonhuman object of ridicule, highlighting humor's distinctly human focus.
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