Black Goods and a Bohemian Inn Romance
A long catalog of black dress textiles discounts at a store signals sales across fabrics and rates. In a Western inn, stage driver Frank Hollister helps Cora Pressy after her father abandons her, they wed, and she discovers him guarding her from danger as her husband. Colonel Pressy later dies in prison after a grim pursuit.
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Philadelphia storefront sale list with prices and items
A crowded catalog of goods and prices including women's footwear such as goatskin button boots and French Kid items, plus a range of housewares like china, glassware, and carpeting. The note urges daily city paper notices for fresh lots and touts new Ash Suite bedroom furniture at $25 and Cherry variant at $28, emphasizing first come, first served and limited daily production.
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The Ugly Man on the Train
On a steam train a diverse group of travelers crowd the railcar. Puggles, a boastful man from Indianapolis, pursues a flirtatious woman who travels alone, winning bets from fellow travelers as he vies for her attention until he is revealed to be married to her.
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Till Arp Letter: Women Worth Weight in Pounds and Garments
In a homey letter to the Atlanta Constitution Till Arp extols women, praising Mrs Arp for her sewing, nursing, and devotion as she watches over two nephews and sons on a family excursion. He humorously inflates Mrs Arp's value, claiming she weighs many pounds and is worth thousands per pound, then shifts to a closing moral about virtue and contentment.
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