One Plus One Equals What in a Schoolyard Tale
A tale set at a county teachers institute where Alice Burrows misreads Professor Storm’s signals as a proposal after Hattie Lingard starts a rumor. Storm privately offers help with a math problem, prompting Alice to realize the truth as she confesses her mistaken attraction and the social intrigue surrounding the group.
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No Man Like Blackson Earns Praise Yet Fails at Stores
A short exchange from Somerville Journal notes Bjenks praising Blackson for lifelong work and a large family, while another voice counters that credit won’t help at stores. The New York Weekly humorously imagines a $35,000,000 plan to buy a ton of diamonds in a book on acts and figures.
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