Mystery Infant Found On Stormy Martinmas Night
In a storm swept Scottish manse, Reverend Sampson Lorraine and his sexton Solomon Mucklebackit discover a two month old girl child abandoned on the porch. The minister comforts the babe, questions the unknown mother, and plans to safeguard the fragile life as the night winds howl and the village sleeps.
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Solomon
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Miniater
Times of the Covenant
Sampson Lorraine
Tve
Ufe
Firat
Scotland
Himsell
Mr. Lorraine
Lorraine
Mysse Simpson
Marjorie
Moonister
Ron
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The Trolley Buzz Report Caps Brooklyn Worker
A Brooklyn resident describes the trolley buzz heard by regular riders. He explains the sound of the trolley, the bus effect, and how riding over an axle relieves his headaches after short trips, noting there may be air or electrical factors involved.
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Brooklyn
New York
Max Marerel and the Curio of Little Del's
Newspaper men roam curious places and meet Max Maretzek in a West Twenty first Street hole in the wall French restaurant called Little Del's. A cadre of wingers, satirists, and artists with more genius than money joined him, sharing an excellent dinner for twenty or twenty five years.
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Max Maretzek
West Twentyiwayenth Street
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Del's
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Fashion Notes on Dresses and Home Life in a Bygone Era
Readable passages discuss women’s dress modes, fringe trim and collar styles, plus household labor on Mississippi valley farms, with contrasts to English fashion. It notes the absence of servants, women’s self-reliance in milking and chores, and hints at vacation wear for children, summer gowns, and practical outfits for rural life.
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Uelp
Minnessippi Valley
New England
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