Two Honeymooners Meet Fate Aboard Sinking Ship
In a London hotel lounge two aging couples share a coincidence about coffee and honeymoons. As a ship nears disaster, Billy and Milly guide the Westgoods to safety, while Sam and Betty face the end together, choosing to die united rather than apart.
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Trying to Spoil the American Girl Editorial Critique
An editorial excerpt from Century magazine argues that modern upbringing overpampered American girls erodes traditional values and humility. It contends that lavish gifts and theatrical entertainments replace simple pleasures and instruction in service, urging a return to modest, grounded childhood lessons.
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Quotable quips and iron era notes from a era column
A collage of witticisms and reflections from various periodical sources. The snippets include jokes about money, marriages, and travel, plus a note on Great Lakes iron ore trends and the potential of airship travel, reflecting contemporary American humor and industry insight.
Sleep and rest for horses and dairy notes
The piece discusses horse rest and standing sleep versus lying down, stressing natural rest for joints. It then shifts to farmers using hand cream separators, arguing for at-farm cream handling, ripening cream on farm, and avoiding central plants. It includes dairy cow notes, poultry care, and mentions old mills and municipal bond commentary.
Her Limit On Gambling A Ledger of Vice and Dishonor
A husband offers his wife five hundred one dollars won at Crown's gambling den to buy a dress, prompting her to insist on moral restraint. The exchange exposes the strain between luxury and propriety as she vows not to accompany a gambler in the future.
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Blue light used as anaesthetic in Geneva dentistry
Report from Geneva states a dentist has discovered blue rays of light used as an anaesthetic in tooth extraction. Blue electric light is directed at the eye while other rays are excluded, allowing dental operations like pulling or filling teeth to be performed without causing the patient pain.
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