Hunting dress woman in street and a calf path essay
A Hershey column recalls a woman in hunting attire strolling Harfatisburg with a double barreled shotgun, while her husband follows. It discusses The Optimist essay The Path of the Calf about choosing new paths over beaten trails and urges thoughtful work rather than easy routines. The piece also notes Christmas shopping, local Hershey opportunities, and a list of Wants and For Sale notices ending with thanks to the Steamfitters Association for burial expenses.
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Harfatisburg
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Wordplay in Classified Ads Sparks Light Humor
A newspaper collection showcases misprints and missed punctuation in ads. Examples include Wanted a furnished room by an old lady with electric lights and Wanted a room by a young gentleman with both kinds of gas. The spoof highlights how commas and wording alter meaning in brief notices.
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Smith & Brown
The Woman With the Serpent's Tongue by William Watson
A dramatic portrait of a dangerous ambitious woman described as having venomous speech and a corrupt influence. The poem depicts her as scheming for power, harming reputations, and controlling others with seductive, malignant charm.
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WilLiam Watson
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