Lorimer and the Daisy Maid in a Studio Affair
A tale set in southern California shows Lorimer, a painter, wooing the narrator and a cousin Lucy while navigating love, art, and the pull of desire. The narrator contemplates whether Lucy’s portrait and a queenly romance can coexist with personal devotion and artistic drive. The story traces jealousy, confession, and the tension between friendship and passion in a sunlit studio.
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Lorimera
Chatterera
Lis
Lucy
Lorimer
Daisy Maid
Ch Oriméar
Cara
Allence
Javewal
Ter
Tisdale
Lark
Tiadale
A Curious Tale of a Ship Named Apoin and a Long Voyage
The narrator recalls a bizarre voyage aboard the ship Apoin with quirky details. A fare of five cents is paid, the captain warns against moving, and the journey weaves east, west, and north with odd songs and a strange balance of coral reefs. The crew includes a cannibal-tinged talker and a solemn cook. The voyage ends with a landward trek after a soggy misadventure, leaving the narrator weary of hard work.
Gentle Farmer Seeks Four Swine Cravats For Barn Work
A polite dialogue shows a refined young man asking a country carpenter to build four swine cravats. The puzzled craftsman spends a day before learning the request is for a pigstye, explaining the miscommunication caused by euphemistic language.
The Literary Maiden Dialogue Exchange
Harold Spoonalgh and Beatrice Ritem share a witty dialogue about love and perception. Spoonalgh compares his face to an open page while Beatrice quips that it resembles a rejected manuscript. The exchange showcases playful literary banter between two named characters.
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Harold Spoonalgh
Beatrice Ritem
Rage Advice from Two Prisoners
Two prisoners in a terse exchange advise a man to lie about his name to the judge to gain a time allowance. The Firat Prisoner instructs saying to tell the judge the name Shamrock I. The Second Prisoner questions the tactic, noting the judge is a sharp yachtsman.
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Firat
Cally
Shamrock I
What It Means in Panama Canal Style
A brief exchange questions the deep crease on hats worn by men, answered that the crease represents the Panama Canal. The remark frames a local fashion joke tied to a well known engineering project. The dialogue conveys curiosity about attire and a reference to Panama.
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Panama
Mr. Knowall
Panama Canal
Possible Explanation On Young Sport’s Knatty Performance
Mr Gooph comments that the young sport is a chip off the old block while Mr Wooph muses that such talent explains the knatty behavior.
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Gooph
Young Sporteigh
Wooph
Pennsylvania proposes constitutional amendment to enable $50 million in highway bonds
A joint resolution proposes amending article nine section four of the Pennsylvania Constitution to authorize the state to issue bonds up to fifty million dollars for highway improvement and rebuilding. The amendment would allow bonding beyond existing debt limits for this purpose. Signed by Secretary of the Commonwealth Robert McAfee.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Robert McAfed
Pennsylvania proposes amendment to permit labor regulation by local laws
A joint resolution outlines amendments to Article Three Section Seven to allow local or special laws regulating labor. It lists numerous prohibited areas for special laws and notes that local acts may not override general law. The draft text includes changes to counties, towns, elections, education, and other governance areas while preserving general law primacy.
Legal text on local and state law provisions and restrictions
The document outlines restrictions and allowances for local and state legislation including townships boroughs and school districts creation modification or dissolution. It covers judicial procedures debt collection alteration of office duties taxation grants to corporations and the limits on local law by general law. A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 4 ROBERT McAFEER
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General Assembly
Robert McAfeer
The
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Concurrent Resolution on Judicial Elections
A concurrent resolution proposes amending section three of article eight of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It details election timing for judges and local officers, allows changes by General Assembly with two thirds consent, and preserves current judges’ terms for those ending in odd years until January next even-numbered year.
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Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
General Assembly
General Judicial Districta
Diatricta
Pennsylvania Joint Resolution Four Amends Article Nine Taxation
The document advances a proposed amendment to section one of article nine of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It rewrites tax uniformity rules and allows graded taxation while preserving exemptions for public property used for public purposes religious worship burial sites not for private profit and charitable institutions. Signed as a true copy of Joint Resolution No. 4 by Robert McAffer.
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General Assembly
Robert McAfer
The
Commonwealth
Artidia
Pennsylvania
Robert McGaphe
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Pennsylvania Senate and House propose constitutional amendment
The fragment indicates a joint resolution by Pennsylvania's Senate and House in General Assembly proposing an amendment to the Constitution. It references formal action to be coordinated and adopted according to legislative procedure. No further specifics on the amendment are readable.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Terms of Sale Cash on Confirmation of Sale
The sale will be conducted by F. Barkley as administrator d. b. n. c. t. a by order of the Court. Blair Sutton, Clerk of the Orphans' Court, September 17, 1912.
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Orphana’ Court of
Indiana County
We F. Barkley
Blair Sutton
Orphans’ Court
Orphans’ Court of
West Mahoning Township
J. N. Blose
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J. Blair Sutton
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