The Coat of Fate and a Night of Errors
A restless writer in a mistaken tale of theft finds another man's coat with a note predicting a murder. He confronts a beautiful librarian, leads to a midnight vigil with police, and discovers the envelope details a fiction by Norman Douglas. In the end the coat swaps reveal a prank by Arthur Kellerd, a fellow writer, and romance ignites.
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Waterloo
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Ulysses
Calypso
Penelope
Atlantic
Mouquin’s
A. Conan Doyle
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West Side
Fourteenth Street Theater
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Ielack
Jason
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Arthur Kellerd
Kellerd
Dicky Carewell
Arthur
Nancy
Norman Douglas
Douglas
Yarna
Dicky
Sad Plight of Uncle Wagner Weems
The Kansas City Star notes Uncle Wagner Weems is afflicted by asthma rendering him unable to speak or argue his concerns about plutocratic outrages and finance pushing war supporters to the brink while the nose of economic control remains pressed to the grindstone.
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Uncle Wagner Weems
John Henry Jurnigan
Kansas City Star
Fitted for Florida and a Florida Bar story
Will Irwin argues California deserts Florida for winter resorts. He mocks Florida as relaxing due to swamp air. A Florida bar exam anecdote ends with a quip about a swamp swimmer and admission to practice law in the redistricted district.
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Will Irwin
California
Florida
Malariss
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