When Love Is Young in Paris by Earl Marble
Millicent Cherington, a refined yet imaginative young woman, becomes entangled with painter Henri St Gervais in Paris. His ardent affection and her artistic inspiration threaten a family secret as her mother confronts a forbidden love that binds Millicent to her father.
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Agnes Learns to Swim A Moral Lesson Amid Gossip
In a chilly reception hall Agnes resists hearing cruel stories about a friend. She explains she is learning to swim, choosing to keep head up and mouth closed, comparing gossip to sinking and rejection to sputtering, and valuing personal progress over others’ talk.
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In Danger Bobby Drafts Jokes At Dinner
Bobby’s father remarks that the boy may become a joke writer if not squelched. The family notes discuss the south’s dry days and the child’s humor at table. Bobby asks why a postage stamp isn’t a prohibitionist, and the father answers with a pun about sticking.
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Bobby
Disappointed Witness on Sculptor Cutter in Yonkers
In Yonkers, a passerby recalls dinner with renowned sculptor Cutter and notes his table carving skills match his art, remarking on the artist’s fame yet modest table talents. The conversation reveals mixed impressions on Cutter during a casual dining meeting.
Correction: column misquote on wealth factors
A correction clarifies a previous line in this column about wealth factors. It states the intended phrase was "Fespeletastora, ot great wealth" and corrects the earlier misquotation. The note preserves the surrounding context of the column.
Ingraham Hennery Thief Returns Chickens in Letter
Thomas Ingraham of Park Mills New York reports a chicken thief returned to his hennery leaving a handwritten note confessing guilt and promising to bring back blooded chickens. He says the current fowls are worth double what he previously took, and the note ends with an apology and pledge not to steal again. The tale is mixed with a moral quip about schooling and smoking.
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Thomas Ingraham
Park Mills
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Becko Sie Result of Business Growth
A southern town livery firm added a one story frame stable extension to hold wagons. Night watchman Jerry, long employed, muses that the increase in business proves the firm’s growth and that he feels a part proprietor. A humorous aside shows local color and a touch of local dialect.
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