Old Shoes Theme in Margaret Sangster Poem
A reflective piece from Good Cheer by Margaret Sangster cherishes the comfort and memory of worn old shoes. The speaker contrasts toil and travel with home, love, and shared moments, celebrating simple, enduring ties against changing fortunes.
Our New Manager Chapter 01 Coniiven
Marian faces threats to her father as Mr. Pike presses for payment and marriage. Phil Hartleby learns Pike plans a coercive move via a solicitor, while a circus driver and a shady Whittaker plot to use Mrs Vallens to influence Marian.
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Chambers’ Journal
Mr. Pike
Marian
Mrs. Vallens
Philip
How It Feels to Kill a Man
General Charles F. Manderson recalls killing during three years of service. He describes the first Confederate rider encounter near Richmond, the fatal shot sequence, horror, and eventual emotional numbness after the war.
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Charles F. Manderson
Nebraska
Richmond
McClellan
Cooling water with blankets in Mexico
The Chicago Times notes that ice must not be procured in Mexico and ice water would be injurious, so drinking water is cooled by covering the container with blankets saturated with water and hanging it in a draughty sunless place. The result is cooler water for drinking.
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Mexico
Chicago Times
Relic Obsession Stirring in Boston Woman
The Boston woman pursues relics with zeal, claiming a two piece lead pencil marked Noah’s monogram proves authenticity. The item allegedly served Noah to enumerate ark animals, and a local newspaper notes skepticism of the claim.
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Boston
Noah
W. Y. Herald
Personal and Literary Notes This Week
A mix of society gossip and literary tidbits reports James Marian Roche caring for Frederick Crouch author of Kathleen Margournéen. Miss Charlotte Stark of Dunbarton is elected honorary member of the New Hampshire Antiquarian Society. Boyle O Reilly, poet-editor of the Boston Jlot, capsized en route from the Connecticut River to Long Island Sound. Ned Roach of Florence, N Y, wed Mary Quinn of Rochester at eighty five. Austin F Pike New Hampshire’s new Senator is described in detail. The piece also recounts Thackeray on Vanity Fair’s birth, Mrs Webb’s modest fortune, and Clemenceau’s Connecticut connection in a Boston Herald style collage.
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James Marian Roche
Frederick N. W. Crouch
Kathleen Margournéen
Charlotte Stark
Dunbarton
John Stark
New Hampshire Antiquarian Society
Boyle O’reilly
Boston
J‘lot
Connecticut River
Long Island Sound
Ned Roach
Florence
Oneida County
N. Y
Mary Quinn
Rochester
Rochester Express
Austin F. Pike
New Hampshire
Hoston Post
London
Vanity Fair
Niagara
Boston Herald
Clemenceau
Labouchere
W. H. Huntington
Connecticut
Mme. Clemenceau
Paris
Humorous Snippets From The Times Gossip Pages
A collage of quips and jokes from various papers. Laughs about a crycile baby carriage, naval might, meteor displays, rural mischief, moon tides, school tales, grandma stories, a hotel Colonel joke, and a collared sheep causing mayhem in Smyrna Tennessee.
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United States
Smith
Gilholy
Harlem
N. Y
Toledo Blade
John Henry
Burlington
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Broad-street
Hanson
Philadelphia Press
Summer Hotel
Chicago Tennes
Smyrna
Orses
Melrou
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Henry Republican
GES
Dart
Sandsmouths
Mri Valles
Bitchfield
Coshman
Vallens
Gibraltar
Rock of
Half Sandsmouth
Mr. Darnett
Mr. Hartleby
Phil
Hartleby
Pike
Circus
Fisherman's Arms
Tin
Jem Whittaker
Mr. Whittaker
Pete
Irl
Ernlow Cottage
Tiny