Professor and Pianist Return of a Lost Love
Marmaduke Gray, a 40 year old professor of physiology, confronts Mrs Vernon over her piano. At his door he finds Margery, his wife, alive and changed, revealing long held remorse and rekindled affection after a decade apart. The encounter recalls a past romance and a shared struggle between science and music.
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Br. Gray
Kean
Tom Teesdale
Marmaduke Gray
Tessdales
Mrs. Teesdale
Sam
Ewerea
Mrs. Vernon
Ydes
Marmaduke
Irs
Vernon
Margery
Quixotic Campaign Quips and Hoosier Banter
A collage of humorous remarks on campaign vigor and politics. It notes Harrison's 11,000 pounds daily handshake pressure, St Louis gum parades, the duke of St Albans salary saga, misprints in Montgomery papers, and Indiana Republicans mocking Harrison with noisy street chatter.
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Harrison
House of Commone
Duke of
Nall
Anatrai
Kakzono
Illinois-st
Wash- Inetoa-st
Morton
Nozzar
Bacher
Cleveland
Kokomo
Bates House
Indiana
Grand Opera House
Cor
Broadway
Twenty-ninth-st. New York
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Editor's child and the sick newspaper man in humor
A collection of quips and sketches from period papers, including a jokey exchange about a sick editor and his wife handling the paper, plus a light toast to personal trials and a physician's note on Brights disease and Warner's Safe Cure.
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Hditor
Papa
Aditor
Jones
Jennie
Austin Flint
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
New York Academy of Medicine
State Medical Societies
New York
Virginia
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Brights
Warner
Josh Billings Philosophy Echoes in Hazy Wit and War Tale
A jumble of humorous maxims from Josh Billings on time and truth contrasts with a Louisville Courier-Journal anecdote about a Civil War misidentification. The tale recounts a night march near Paducah, where a misread command nearly led to a fatal friendly fire incident with a German regiment mistaken for rebels. It ends with reflections on language barriers and the fog of war.
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Re Lew Wallacs
Paducah
Eome
Ross
Todiana
Shez
Missouri
Usoria
Louisville Cowrier-Journal
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Ala
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Shiles
Josh Billings
Boddy Politick
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Indianapolis
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Coffee Medical Institute
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English’s Opera House
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Hig Comedy Company
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Kellehers
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Lise Bail
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Atlanta
Travelers Regist
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South Illinois Street
Springfield
Ohio
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Peoria
Chicago
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Wine
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Shive
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Great Watch
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Washington Street
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Marcy
Rogers
Strong
Pinstelag
Aneshaensel & Strong
North
Pennsylvania
Denison
EE. Fuller
Taylor’s
Wear
Shirta
Japanese Furniture & M’f'g CO
Sea Our Imported
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Cerda
Mrtes
LNA
Lois Reiboll
Propriates
China
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Illinois Street
East Washington
A.J. Johr & CO
North Meridian St
Tomlinson Hall
Wabash Street
Bates
Tennessee-st
Pursell & Medsker
Washington-st
Totewieer
West Market Street
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