Old Fashioned Woman Scorned For Kitchen Work Tale
A veteran in Shade Land questions a newly arrived woman who claims she is an old fashioned housekeeper. She recounts tidbits of domestic life with broken phrases about a kitchen range, dishes, and a trip to visit her daughter in a big city. A beggar asks for help as others discuss a recent tramp sighting in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade Land
Jardiniere
Fiere
Atelison Globe
Success Magazine
Mapagee
Asia
Party plot to oppose bill sparks calls for candid writing
The text discusses political strategy and opposition to a bill. It suggests public figures may need to abandon convenience and effort to record positions with pen and ink, implying a push for direct, scrupulous communication over dictation. The passage mentions Benater Allied and contrasts opponents in New Mexico and Arizona.
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Benater
Mike
Maexico
Arizina
Swiss Divorce Practices Emphasize Reconciliation
An English correspondent notes Swiss divorce practice favors out of court settlements through judge led reconciliation meetings. Many cases are settled during these encounters, with costs ranging from about £200 for contested cases to as low as £10 or £15 if both parties agree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Switzerland
Geneva
San Francisco Chronicle
Too Clever Hotel Clerk Riddle Unscrambled Tale
A garbled clipping mentions a clever hotel clerk and a famed actor, with unclear names and dates. The fragment hints at a puzzle tone, misread lines, and a reference to New York Journal style phrasing about a public figure and technicalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barne
Lew York Journal
The Legislative Joker and the Hidden Law Shaper
A discussion of how wording, punctuation, and misplaced clauses can alter legislative intent. Samuel Hopkins Adams notes jokers slipping into laws by a single word or comma, with examples from public property auctions to fruit plant schedules and a Boston tea party reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston
Severn New
Old Civil War Veteran Reflects on Memorial Day Meaning
A veteran questions Memorial Day's relevance while noting younger generations may lack the same war memories. He compares his distant Civil War viewpoint to youths today and argues observances may reflect historical distance rather than ongoing patriotism. He dismisses the idea that remembrance always inspires heroic recollection.
Batholites and How They Raise Earth's Crustand Moon
A fragmented discussion of batholites by a German geologist, describing how deep-seated rock intrusions push through the crust and form features on Earth and the Moon. It cites Suess, Boulder Colorado, Elkboro, South Africa, and suggests batholites reveal metals and create vast surface structures including lunar plains.
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Malware
Techia
Sonne
Yelena
Suess
Colo
Elkboro
South Afia
Mia Lapleis
Austen
Garrett BP. Servies
New York
American
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Royal
Trnop
Tutt
Ely
Draggista
CIA
Ely Krothera
Warren Street
Duke of
Weillington
Ife
Bernal Osterne Onen
Legislative Joker
Ereninie Bang
Ion Homes
Lexington
Vicinity
Tongman & Martinez
McCrum Drug Company
Graham & Co
Oxford
Graham
PIREE
J. Gassman & Son, Fidn. Co
Courthuu SF
Virginia-Carolina
ViaGinNia Carolina Chemical Company
All
Richmond
Columbia
Durham
S.C
Winston-Salem
W.C
Charleston
Hiltimore
Columbus
Montgomery
Alte Memphia
Tenn
Gireveport
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