The Gall of the Cumberlands
Sally Miller finds unconscious landscape painter George Lesvott on Misery Creek. Lescott mentors Samson South, urges study abroad, and sparks a clash with Tamarack Spicer and Sally over Samsons future. Samson faces loyalty to kin versus artistic promise as he contemplates leaving for training while his uncle and Sally grapple with trust, pride, and impending change.
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Misery Creek
Sally Miller
George Lesvott
Sammon Bouth
Lawcett
Sameon
Hore
Spicer South
Jesse Purvy
Oe Orine Sameon
Denice T
Vwelman South
Sam- Bon
Tamarack Splcer
Bally
Jim Hollman
Spleer South
Aldlire
Samsan
Lescott
Samson
Lescutt
Wdike
Samaon
Lesecott
Hut
Tamarack
Tamarack Spicer
Spicer
Jesse Purry
Hyar
Jesse Parry
Rameon
Lescot
New York
Broadway
Criticem
Sally Ikee
Sameen
Atole
Sally
Misa
Barneon
Mins
Ramaon
Byar
Kegan
Lascott
Treclon
War captain’s wife and the trip across the ocean
A war captain travels with his wife and his sister in law aboard a voyage. The sister in law is strong willed and warns that meals may trigger his temper. She playfully, then seriously, kicks him in the abdomen as a “polite reminder” of danger, prompting pain and a meek reply from the mate.
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Shen
Lfe
Dialogue Sparks Questioning Kiss Etiquette
A thoughtful child questions family kissing norms after a brief talk with his mother about Mrs Boardman and Mr Boardman. The exchange reveals uncertainty and guesses about affection and social etiquette.
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Thomas
An 19th Century Reflections On Auber In Century
A fragment from Ancient Servants sicas and author notes the French composer Auber as a highly typical figure in a Century for October. The author remarks hesitation to name other Freedhoman alongside Auber, implying his prominence in contemporary regard.
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Sicas
Auber
Cascarets advertise ease for bilious headaches
An old advertising blurb promotes Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy for bilious headaches digestive disorders and foul tastes. It claims the product cleanses the stomach removes sour undigested food and toxins from the bowels and liver and ensures a clear head by morning. It emphasizes that Cascarets work while you sleep and will keep the system regular for months.
Harmon MacGregor Returns From Europe With Mystery Watch
Ameria comedian Harmon MacGregor has returned from a two year European sojourn largely spent overseas. He describes bringing back many items but highlights a unique keepsake a diamond studded wristwatch gifted by his company. An amusing incident arose when he claimed to have misplaced his Rhine watch during the trip.
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Harmon MacGregor
Ameria
Europe
Com
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys If Back Hurts
An advertisement extols Jad Salts as a kidney cleanser and general tonic. It claims sluggish kidneys cause backache, headaches, and bladder issues, and recommends four teaspoonfuls in water daily before breakfast for a few days. It notes the salts are grape and lemon juice based, harmless, and act as a pleasant lithia drink.
Gabb Couple Spar Over Magazine In Quirky Exchange
Mrs Gabb quotes a proverb about a heart and a fair lady as she tosses aside a magazine. Mr Gabb retorts with a gruff remark about some guys facing difficulties, revealing a playful domestic moment.
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Gabb
Mrs. Gabb
Mr. Gabb
Castoria Promoted as Safe Remedy for Infants and Children
An advertisement asserts Castoria is a safe cure for infants and children and emphasizes its gentle effects. The copy urges parents to rely on Castoria for common remedies and suitability for young patients.
War era women work on streetcars on Parte street
Fragmentary dialogue notes women filling jobs on Parte streetcar service since the war began. The speakers doubt men will step up, suggesting men are too timid to try. The exchange hints at societal shift during wartime.
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Charles Neville Buck
W. J. Wan
Cod
Lancett
Henry South
Leacott
Tim
Kentucky
Roddy
Shimal
Adine
Pany
Langdon McCormir
McCorestck
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