Broadening Jethro by Carl Williams
Jethro Hawkins, a lifelong bachelor, is pursued by Andadra Wayland in Concordia. A train ride with Gotham Gaiety Girls jolts his timidity as flirtatious performers tease him. He returns to propose, and Andadra accepts, after years of silence and a journey that broadens his view of love.
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Concordia
Jethro Hawkins
Washington
Hawkins
Tethro
Andadra Wayland
Jethro
Andadra
Concordians
Chance
Reuben
Dethro
Song
Foundry
Gotham Gnaletr Girls Company
Andhra
Jim
Jeth
Gotham Gaiety
Tattooed Maori Man labeled nobody by tribe
Arawa tribe members in North Island recount a Maori man once branded by tattoo as a slave. His face adorned with elaborate cheeks nose and forehead patterns once increased his head’s value in the head trade. After the trade ended his head became less menacing to owners.
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North Island
Wairarapa
Scripts and Manuscripts Then and Now in Playwriting
A reflection contrasts novel manuscripts with play scripts. It argues authors finish fiction like painters, while a playwright’s script becomes a rough blueprint, with the stage manager and theater process turning it into a live performance. The piece likens manuscripts to blueprints rather than final built works.
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Col Her
Blue coral from Lenin Bay prized for rarity
The blue coral, regarded as the most precious variety, is reportedly obtained in the bay of Lenin, highlighting its value and limited distribution in this region.
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Bay of Lenin
Guilty of Counterfeiting Case Noted in Brief
Counterfeit money case noted with defendants H. J. Moogh and Wm F Jungkunz cited as guilty. Text compares counterfeit money to substituting a worthless remedy for Foley’s Honey and Tar, a well known cough cure.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Fragmentary note on wedding veils and customs
A garbled passage discusses bridal veils and the white wedding gown as old Anglo Saxon customs, noting wide usage in various communities including Japan, with unclear details and broken text.
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Japan
Personal appeal for Foley's Honey and Tar remedy
A brief plea urges readers to choose Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble. The speaker claims forty years of cures and cautions against unknown preparations that may include harmful drugs. Names H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Juugkunz appear as endorsers.
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Foley
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Juugkunz
Burns Johnson Heavyweight Fight Draws Global Attention
Sydney December coverage details the Burns Johnson heavyweight bout scheduled for tomorrow night local time. The match attracts international interest, with bets favoring Burns who earns about 50 000 dollars, while Johnson's prize is around 5 000 dollars plus royalties and engagements, as fans in Australia and abroad await a historic clash.
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Sydney
Australia
New York
Texas
United States
Commonwealth
Burns
England
Ireland
Pacific
Johnson
A Love Spat Between Us and the Skelton in the Car
A staged lovers quarrel unfolds around a trolley ride on College Street. The couple recalls a grotesque near scene with a skull named Billy and a girl in a storm veil, revealing hurt feelings and fear of losing love to the morbid joke of the skeleton.
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Billy
Human Ducks Meet Tonight at Sportsmen's Show
Boston hosts a national gathering of water enthusiasts for the Sportsmen's show opening eleven nights of water sports. Events include scratch races of 25 50 100 440 yards and one mile, handicap races, plunge for distance, and swims of 40 100 400 and 440 yards.
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Boston
Edwards Sweepers' Coach Appointed Street Commissioner
New York December 24 William LT Edwards a Princeton football alumnus from 1807 to 1901 has been named street cleaning commissioner succeeding Foster Crowell who resigned Edwards captained Princeton in his last two college seasons and after graduating was chosen coach of the Michigan team He refereed the last Varsity game but
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New York
William LT. Edwards
Princeton
Foster Crowell
Edwards
Michigan
Hle
Life Sentence for Dynamiter in Oakland Cab Prosecution
Peter Clay Manes was found guilty of dynamiting the home of former Supervisor James G. Gatloehs, the star witness in the San Francisco brie fers case, and sentenced to life imprisonment in Oakland California.
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Oakland
Cab
Peter Clay- Manes
James GL. Gatloehs
San Francisco
Price of Sigar Reduced in New York Grades of refined sugar cut
New York reports a price reduction of 10 COs per hurmite pound for refined sugar. The move affects Geek-All grades as authorities lower the cost, signaling a market shift and potential demand impact for sugared products.
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New York
Geek
Mrs McRaney S Experience A Prentiss Woman Recovers
Mrs M McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi was bedridden for three months with kidney and bladder trouble. After two doctors failed to help, she began Foley's Kidney Remedy and, after two bottles, felt like a new person. She urges suffering women to try it. signed H J Moogh and Wm F Jungkunz.
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McRaney
M. McRaney
Prentiss, Miss
Foley
H. J. Moogh
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stop him or record would be broken in 300 yards event
Spectators喊 Stop him! Stop him as a rival pursues a record pace in the 300 yards. A protest erupts with cries of it being an absolute crime to interrupt the attempt.
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Jack
Eva
Chicago News
Japan
Nickel
Fragments Portray Jones as Prosperous and Questionably Honest
Remarks suggest Jones enjoys wealth and success yet rumors question his integrity. Flo is described as smart, with dialogue implying that Jones never earned an honest dollar. The exchange portrays mixed opinions about Jones’s character and wealth.
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Flo
Lfe
Music Discipline Sparks Parental Irony
A Washington Star quote features Mr. Cumrox declaring he makes his daughter practice four hours daily to ensure she detests music and steers away from piano lessons, a stark irony reflecting parental pressure and artistic aversion.
Dialogue between freshman and judge on subjects
A humorous exchange shows a freshman declaring deep interest in a subject while a college widow questions if she is an interesting subject. The judge prompts playful banter about understanding and engagement.
Detective Works Solo on Case for Daily Pay
A Cleveland Leader excerpt shows a detective lamenting no crew on the case while his friend interviews him. The detective notes he is paid by the day, highlighting solo work and financial motivation in a tense exchange.
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Cleveland Leader
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