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Courage and quick thinking save a baby on Chicago elevated train
A 17 year old girl on a platform acted fast when a baby slipped from a careless father. She crawled along the tracks to free the child before a passing train, with the ticket chopper aiding afterward. The incident underscores presence of mind as crucial in emergencies and a lesson for parents and schools.
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Night Watchman’s Wakeful Ride Inspires Enigmatic Verse
A clipped excerpt in verse form by Kenne t Harris describes a sleepless night. The narrator laments restlessness and misadventures on a block, imagining stringent conditions of sleep and the officer’s footsteps echoing in the night.
Lest Story Echoes a Turbulent Rowing Night
A couple share a tense moment as he strains to row against the tide for his beloved while she seeks to impress him with a daring temper. The scene hints at conflict and a fragile romance amid harsh surf.
Sublime Nature Echoes in Lovers Flight
A woman sighs at nature’s beauty and longs to drift forever while her partner teases in a playful exchange. The dialogue hints at romance and a humorous constraint of time as they share a quiet moment.
General Seeks Missing Tobacco Pouch After Soldier’s Death
A battle scene reveals a general demanding his tobacco pouch, asking for the portion containing it after an aid-de-camp is killed by a bullet. The grim exchange underscores the chaos and odd priorities amid combat.
Truthfulness as the chastity of speech for women and children
A exhortation on absolute truthfulness across society, detailing types of liars and the harms of deception. It urges mothers to teach honesty to daughters, praises tact over brutal honesty, and cites examples from daily life and literature to promote consistent truthful speech.
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Politeness the Key to Domestic Harmony in Marriage
Dorothy Dix advises wives and husbands to practice daily politeness to reduce conflict. She outlines twelve rules from respect and restraint to financial fairness and open affection, urging calm dialogue over nagging and constant appreciation to sustain love.
Just for the Fun of It Dialogue Snippet
A playful exchange features a wife recounting her husband’s birthday jewelry gifts. A friend notes the growing collection and offers an umbrella and escort home, with the response indicating acceptance of a companion and the phrase mun drei.
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