Mark Twain and the Arkansaw visitor in a smoke filled room
A Washington correspondent recalls Mark Twain as national capital writer in a cramped office. Twain endures a smoke laden encounter with a coughing visitor who wants a laugh and ends up fleeing as the room becomes unbearable.
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Eggs are Eggs in Boston Evening Record satire
A humorous tale recalls a borrower wife who steals items from neighbors, especially eggs, leaving a widow with borrowed goods and a final gag about three eggs in a bag tied to a quraper. The piece contrasts domestic mischief with a Harpers Bazar quip about a servant and Miss Brown.
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A Student of Human Nature in Chicago Street Trade
A gray tipped peddler on Madison Street touts lemon drops as a study in human nature. He sets two stands to lure reluctant buyers, noting most resist one temptation but yield to a second, doubling his profits.
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Holstein-Friesian Cattle Bred in New York Herd
The article describes Holstein-Friesian cattle famed for size and milk output, noting black and white coloration. Jacob Wit is highlighted as a typical example from F. G. Babeoe’s herd in Hornellsville New York, with imports dating to 1883. De Schot and twin daughters are part of the same lineage, with the dam also a twin.
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Sale of Gates and Engel Furniture Stock
Notice states the bankrupt stock of new furniture from the late Gates and Engel firm must be sold within thirty days to satisfy creditors. EF ENGEL
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Gates & Engel
ENGEL
Syllogisms Over a Cigar Open Debate at the Roundhouse
A bristling discussion between two drummers ends with a brakeman declaring the cigar belongs to neither and praising the clever dispute resolution. The piece then shifts to James Rankin of South Easton Mass detailing profits from duck raising, including a $1,575 net on 8,000 ducklings and a thriving poultry business.
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