Seasonal Longing and Lost Hope in a New England Tale
A frayed family tale unfolds with Elsie Hobart guarding her family as Putnam Hobart struggles after job losses. The story follows their fragile finances from the pastoral wedding day to modern hardship, with hints of a looming out-of-town position and mounting creditor pressure.
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Edward W. Flagg
New Eugland Magazine
Elsie Hobart
Putnam Hobart
Forsyth
Elsie
Elsie the physician saves a patient while love tries to heal
A grieving wife and physician Elsie rises from tragedy to study medicine. In Robey she treats Henrietta Plympton amid a web of vanished husbands, former lovers, and social judgment. Her lover Dr Gay aids, while Putnam Hobart dies and the town weighs sacrifice, loyalty, and new beginnings.
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Elsie
Jay
Mrs. Plympton
Henrietta
Miss
Dr. Hobart
Hobart
Robey
Ilsie
Toby
Layio
Thawin
Blaie
Putnam
Ite
Kubey
Plympton
Putnam Hobart
Bethesda Hospital
Government Sets Scale of Medical Fees in Russia
The government has established a proportional fee scale for medical services in Russia. Doctors will charge according to patients income, with detailed classes and criteria guiding the new regulation.
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Russia
West Side Foundling Mystery Baby Delivery
A messenger boy on Chicago’s West Side receives an unfamiliar baby from a veiled woman and quarters. The infant is cared for at the office during the day and by the staff until evening when the police place the child in a foundling home. No sign of the woman or further details emerge.
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Washington Boulevard
Apa
Ile
Chee
Taicy
Chicago
Vermont Horse Trade Mischief Tale
A Vermont tale recounts a horse trade between a savvy trader and two young men. The trader tests their horse, discovers it is bred, and swaps for a $100 boot after warning that the horse may be unpredictable. The men reveal their horse is also unreliable, and the exchange ends with light repartee.
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Vermont
First Edition Remains in Collector’s Hands
In a casual talk a well known American humor writer reveals he owns all first editions the bibliomaniac desires. The exchange highlights the value of early prints and the absence of interest in Horn.
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