Left Alone A Mother's Tears Over a Bride
The Philadelphia Ledger reprints Clifton Bingham verses about a mother’s sorrow as her daughter wed, tears falling on keepsakes of a child’s gifts. The poem portrays a mother hearing footsteps in the nursery, wishing she could keep her child near, while prayers bless the bride unnamed.
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Clifton Bingham
Ty Paladelphia Ledger
The Tribulations of ai Triplet at Northville High
In Northville High, the Stone triplets Adelaide, Adeline, and Adalette draw sharp notices for their shared birth, distinct temperaments, and the family plan to educate them alike. Teachers puzzle over which daughter excels where as Ada Rogers Stone names them all after her mother to keep equality.
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Bradley
Ball
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Miss Brown
Mia
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Ada Rogers
Adelaide Ropers Stone
Adeline Rogers Stone
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Adeline
The Triplets Trial Ends in a Self-Medal Breakthrough
Adelaide Adeline and Adalette are three red haired sisters bound by a twinlike trio. Adalette despises the triple likeness and schemes a solo debut by sewing a pink dress and dyeing her appearance. At commencement a strange pink dress girl reveals Adalette’s solo act, earning a chance to graduate as herself, not a triplet.
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Jerusha
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Aunt Sarriet
Adelaide
Wist
Adeline
Grandma
Vin
Deanise
Enra
Adriette
Johnnie
Mia
Hhis
Adalette
Miss Brown
Het
Harriet
Adaline
Mrs. Stone
Aunt Warrier
Afalette
Aunt Harriet
Ada Jette
Adarette
Sarah Stane
Misses Stone
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Household cash book balances to the penny joke
Penline Winnebring shares a lighthearted method for balancing household finances with her husband. When figures misalign she pretends a small error, then has him recount and discover a missing dollar fifteen, after which the accounts balance and he resumes reading his paper.
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Penline Winnebring
Chicago Post
Benevolent Indy Drops Coin to Italian Street Organist
An elderly Indiannian woman pauses on a street corner and, attracted by a young Italian organ grinder, drops a ten-cent coin into his hand. He answers with a playful, accented talk about timing and artistry, claiming the true artist guides the works and engages the crowd with a bright smile.
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Eney
Indy
Tralian
Madaia
Hopelews Case Stolid Witness Confounds Prosecution
In a Philadelphia Record report the prosecutor questioned a stolid faced witness for half an hour without a usable reply. When asked his occupation the man answered I aim employed in a threat of information. The attorney then abandoned the line of questioning in despair.
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Hopelews
Philadelphia Record
Education and Religion Across Nations and Schools
A survey notes Christians form under one percent in India and education aids truth. Massachusetts churches donate more to missions than upkeep. Manchester sees 47,000 scholars and 177 benchers. evening schools report 16,399 pupils and 66 teachers. Buddhists plan a hospital funded by land purchase. Lincoln, Nebraska moves to granite ware cups for Prohibition era use. American college graduations rise. education impacts business and professions.
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Lewie
Massachusetts
Manchester
England
Hikoilate
Lincoln
Neb
Christian Endeavor Union
Veracity club plans ingest for Smith amid rumors
Elaborate arrangements are being made by the Veracity club to hold an ingest for Smith. The Detroit Press notes Smith is not dead and is active, though scarred from an accident. A long-ago baseball star, he remains confident he’s great. The piece blends humor with unspecified inquest talk and odd anecdotes from Ohio.
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Assurane
Detroit
Mentinmel
Sorith
Ohio
Veracity Club
Foreign Chaff Excerpts From Global Snippets
A compilation of assorted factoids covers Britain’s 400 banks and tea consumption, London and Charing Cross bridge lengths, Japan's rising living costs, conscription in Guernsey, Bulgarian egg shipments to England, Australian colonial governance, seasonal dates, Laplanders’ heights, brassed farthings history, and a Berlin lawyers’ weekend stance.
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Charing Cross Bridge
Japan
Guernsey
British Empire
England
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Western Australia
Australia
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Berlin
Remarkable Kidney Cure Report From Cox Wis
Frank M. Rus sell of Cox Wisconsin suffered severe Kidney Disease and could not walk. He tried doctors and remedies but worsened until reading a newspaper testimonial about Dodd's Kidney Pills. After two boxes he recovered enough to work all day. He calls his case the most wonderful in Chippewa county and credits the pills with his improvement.
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Mr. Russell
Chippewa County
Dadd
Wisconsin
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