Obliging One's Friends Obeying Favors at Work
A stenographer explains she declines favors yet keeps running off club programs and copying songs for friends. She recalls delivering handwritten programs and rewrites, while juggling noon hours, meals, and pressure from a manager. The bookkeeper commiserates on impositions and nods to setting boundaries.
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Tly
Nervous public speaking notes and North Dakota case summons
A historical fragment recounts public nervousness among statesmen with anecdotes about Lord Cavendish and Gladstone illustrated by actions with handkerchiefs and cuffs. It also includes a Ramsey County district court summons in 1911 naming A R Applegate and others as defendants with notice of action and attorney details.
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State OF North Dakota
Ramey
Second Judicial District
Duke of Devonshire
House of Commons
Lord Cavendish
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Pall Mall Magazine
John Henley
Jule Anderson
Andrew Rohr
Ben Burt
A. J. Johnson
North Dakota
District Court
A. D
T. Cuthbert
A. R. Smythe
Devils Lake
N. Dak
A. R. Applegate
Ramsey County
Not in the Library Prompts Humble Library Visit
Mr Claptrap arrives at the library in a hurry with a list of books only to discover the last title on his list is missing. A shy clerk apologizes as the staff searches for Hairpins and Castor Oil while tourists discuss Beethoven and Paderewski’s past visits in a brief, lively anecdote about modesty and music lore.
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Claptrap
Mr. Claptrap
Reginald de Koven
Chicago
Beethoven
Bonn
Paderewaki
Keyless Lock Opens Doors Without Traditional Key
Harper's Weekly notes a new keyless door lock replacing old style. It features a knob and plate with four to six levers beneath, set by a combination to unlock. The bolt releases when the correct levers are lifted, locking again from inside, with many possible combinations and easy reprogramming. Keyless padlocks offer thousands of combinations for security.
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Harper's Weekly
The Grand Presents Musical Millers and Japanese Act
The Grand theater offers two fine acts and 8,000 feet of motion pictures. The Musical Millers are the strong feature drawing crowded houses with a big act. The Charles promises a fine program for the weekend with independent photoplays and 5 cent matinees for children Saturday afternoon.
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Haghara Setire
Lake Region
Mrs Bings Husband Goes Away for Culinary Reason
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a humorous note about Mrs Bings and her husband. The line hints he will be away for a culinary reason, emphasizing a joke about his goose and cooking. No clear names or dates beyond the text.
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