Langdon Chooses Bud Haines as Secretarial Prospect
Senator Langdon, elected Mississippi for the Senate, invites Washington reporter Bud Haines to join him as private secretary. The offer follows Langdon’s arrival and a web of political intrigue around Altacoola and naval base plans. Hope Georgia and Carolina Langdon charm the reporter, who accepts with-eyed wonder at a possible political path.
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Beware of flirting husbands and a temperate warning
A stenographer recounts a sad tale of a married man who flirts, abandoning his wife as the temper of the wife provokes public shaming. The writer argues the scene teaches common sense, praising the wife’s actions and urging others to avoid entanglements with married men. The piece concludes by inviting reader opinion on the issue.
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Stenographers’ Club
The Young Man’s Bold Bank Security Gag
A banker questions a young man's loan request and the man offers his "personal security" He is invited to enter a chest where the banker stores his securities The twist reveals the young man’s planned ruse and the banker’s calm restraint in a humorous exchange
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Olga Menn
Oskar ‘Rothschild
His Last Choice Little John Prefers Boys Over Girl
A short tale about a five boy family where the youngest, John, rejects being a girl when his mother laments lacking a daughter. He would rather be any other animal than female, highlighting a humorous gender preference from a child in a domestic scene.
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Delinestor
Alcoholic Drinks Count Surges in U S Authorities Say
The Worcester Gazette reports that customs officials now count upward of 7 000 intoxicating fluids in the United States amid ongoing concerns about contraband beverages.
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Custom House
United States
Worcester Gasette
Why are women so discontented with their lot
Dorothy Dix argues that women's unhappiness stems from ego and desire for special treatment. She contrasts stoic male attitudes with female fretfulness, urges women to embrace hard work, responsibility, and the brave acceptance of life. The path to happiness lies in effort, unselfishness, and turning duties into purposeful work.
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