Green Fancy By George Barr McCutcheon
Barnes enters a stormbound town and meets Lyndon Rushcroft the aging star in a shabby taproom. Dillingford introduces Barnes to battered realities of the company as the party recounts their misfortunes and the manager’s grandiose manner clashes with local bluntness.
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George Barr McCutcheon
Barnes and Rushcroft at Hart's Tavern
In a Virginia era scene at Hart's Tavern, Mr. Rushcroft quarrels with Mr. Barnes over supper and theater circles while Miss Tilly sketches a handsome stranger. The tale shifts to a tense mood as Barnes contemplates travel and a mysterious crossroads woman amid looming hills.
Girl of Mystery at Hart's Tavern and Green Fancy
Wealthy New Yorker Thomas K. Barnes plans to spend the night at Hart's tavern when a mountain storm strands him at a lonely cross road. A girl bound for Green Fancy offers him a ride in an auto, and he later joins a troupe of barnstorming actors led by Lyn don Rushcroft with Miss Thackeray.
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Hottom
Mr. Dillingford
Eream
Barnes
Walt
Joseph
Bacon
Old Woman
Joy Buckley
Mr. Teaghcrott
Lyndon Rush
Jay
Misa
Tushcrott
Bradley
Brad
Mr. Jones
Mr. Rushcroft
Miss Titty
Players
The
Lambs
New York City
Mr. Bacon
New York
Rushcroft
Jones
Tilly
Mr. Barnes
Richie Orgesus
Thomas Kingsbury
Barned
Montelair
Cornell Ahd
Reaux Arte
Parla
Stephen
Edith(Valentine
Bros
Metropolitan Building
New ‘Yori ‘City
Amsterdam
Spnes
Royal
Geographical
Loyal Legion
Thia
Europe
Theaix
Upper New England
Hart's Tavern
Cockcrow
Synopale
Thomas K. Barnes
New England
Hart
Lyndon Rushcroft
Miss Thackeray
Hart's Tavern Hosts Serious Stage Turned Tragic
A tavern entertainment at Hart's tavern shifts from serio comico to a tragic scene as a battle erupts ending in murder and sudden death. Local patrons witness the violent turn and authorities begin investigations.
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Hart’s
Mother Wasp Uses a Tool in Ground Nesting Behavior
A historical account notes a rare instance among sphex wasps where a mother wasp uses a pebble as a hammer to pack dirt into the entrance of a tunnel holding her eggs. The behavior is described as a race habit, with repeated digging and pounding to harden the ground.
Mercy of the Future Gates by the Veil of Mercy
A cryptic fragment references mercy and gates with imagery of a veil beside prophetic or philosophical lines. The piece hints at future mercy and a crossing through a symbolic barrier, leaving interpretation open.
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Mercy
Saffe Gentle Remedy Brings Sure Relief
Saffe Gentle Remedy claims to restore health of kidneys liver bladder and stomach and combat urinary troubles. Haarlem capsules marketed as a life restoring tonic with warnings of sleeplessness fatigue backache and despondency. Drugstores offer refunds if unsatisfied and seal packs warn against substitutes.
Blind Edward Jones Builds Poultry Empire in Missouri
Blind Jefferson City man Edward Jones, guided by touch, has built his own poultry house and brood coops, hatched chicks, culled his flock, and markets birds as broilers. He attends poultry meetings, aims to form a poultry club for the blind, and plans reading help from the county home demonstration agent.
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Edward Jones
Jefferson Q City
Nonexistent and The Ideal Husband Quips
A fragment shows a quip about an ideal husband with a joke that a man permits his wife to have the last word in hats gowns and arguments. The wording hints at a humorous social observation.
The Pleasures of Travel
An aged Arkanganger from Shagbork recalls travels as a near-miss lynching tale. He notes never leaving the county after 97 years, the sole big trip to Torpidville at eighty, and his belief that the wrong man was blamed for an incident.
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Crow Files
Police raid on suspicious photograph gallery sparks arrest
Police suspected illegal activity in a building, conducted a raid on a suspicious photograph gallery. The scene prompted remarks about an arrested development as officers moved to seize contraband or illegal goods.
This star says she cannot bear any thing gross to come near her
A fragmentary line notes a celebrity claiming aversion to grossness and questions whether she can endure a large or jarring sensation, with a remark about ross receipts implying skepticism about finances or records.
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