Slapping Sal and the British frigate chase at sea
A dramatic sea drama opens with the British 92 gun frigate Leda under Captain A. P. Johnson chasing a brazen brig along a misty estuary. Wharton and Hodson intrigue unfold as boats prepare for a dangerous boarding and a larger vessel appears on the horizon.
Little Folks Magazine Playhouse Quarrel Ends in Fun
In a children’s tale Dot and Ditto quarrel but playhouse plans bring them back together. Dot pretends to be a doctor and uses a pillow water and a spoon to wake Ditto who drinks medicine and spills it. The prank turns into laughter and they forget their quarrel as a charm of play restores harmony.
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France
Weas
Brest
Wharton
Manilla
Mr. Wharton
The
Ark
Me Wharton
Sideny
Moutsnane
Harry Hodson
Oxford
Cauying
Port Bi
Capping
Aed
Ping
Biv
Renora
Nedor
Nisva
Bat Sraniah
Wenensat
Marin
Peare Commission
Abe
Wyelard
Cronin Fonler
Charea
New York Journal
Norking
Phildelphia
Gansesboull
Chicago | Tribune
Ullon
Jess
Ute Mudd
Ste
Wien
Boston Herald
Astory
Louns
S. Stitchett Prudien
Houseold Economion
Brooklyn
Netchborn
Chine
Tirrange
Fragmented Musings on Rodents and Camp life in Wyoming
A garbled reminiscence blends observations of a bushy tailed rat and another creature, recalling camping in the high lands of Wyoming. Vague notes touch on fur color, behavior, small game scenes, and a looming talk of voting age, with scattered phrases about nature and a “Gockizere” reference and fishing.
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Ricky Mountain
Tralieg
Philadelphia
Desired Reminder From a Frantic Scene
A man named Willie, aged five, expressed a wish to his mother to take a rake and ride around the world. The scene shows distressed talk from brothers about a “show halting” device and cautious, anxious dialogue as they discuss taking Wend and other items.
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Willie
Bet
Netic
Woman and Home in an Age of Change and War
The piece blends domestic advice with wartime romance, recounting May Frances Croats and Louis Phitinge Netot amid a Great War era tension. It threads personal duty, attire, aging, and household economy while urging thrift, self-care, and prudent spending for women facing social shifts.
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Hemien
Weseping
Frances Croats
Williams
Louis Phitinge
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