Wanderlust of the rover calling the road home
Will F. Griffin writes from Milwaukee Sentinel about a traveller drawn by the road and sea. The speaker rejects city noise and factory life to answer the road’s chant, seeking freedom across hills and shore in a poetic ode to wandering.
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Will F. Griffin
Milwaukee Sentinel
A tale of Taboga and a Gila monster scare
A narrator recounts malaria illness and a hospital transfer to Taboga island during Panama Canal work in 1906. He recalls a night encounter with a fearsome creature mistaken for a Gila monster, later identified as a guana eaten as chicken by the island’s resident Rafaela Marel, then details reflections on life on Taboga and local cuisine.
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Taboga
Monkey Till
Flamenco Island
Monkey Hill
Jolon
Panama Bay
Emperador
Wiarch
Culebra
Patama
Pacific
Panama
Rafaela Marel
Senora Marel
Sea
Senora Rafaela
Senor
Estevan
Rafaela
Aid to the Dressmaker and Teaching Fractions Device
An enterprising New York dressmaker shows a circular base device to set skirt length by raising a disc above the floor with pegs for precise marking. A fractions teaching sphere, divided into halves and quarters, demonstrates quick division for pupils. Washington Star.
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New York
Washington Star
What Mary Said
Judge Brewer cites a striking example of the kind of trickery that can hinder justice. A witness testified Mary was present at a conversation and the inquiry what Mary said was blocked. On appeal the higher court ordered a new trial, finding Mary’s words should have been answered.
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Brewer
Mary
Putnam’s Magazine
Weary Willie on qualities for a husband
In Chicago News a humorous piece has Weary Willie say a wife should seek neatness cleanliness industry sobriety honesty and courage in a husband while a battered bachelor exclaims he can claim security from the female sex.
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Weary Willie
Chicago News
Joel Chandler Harris Author of Uncle Remus Stories
Joel Chandler Harris, famed teller of Uncle Remus stories, is known widely. He resides in Atlanta, Georgia, and is now fifty eight years old.
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Joel Chandler Harris
Atlanta
Harris
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