Comfort on a Pennsylvanian Train With German Travelers
A New York Sun retelling describes a round German couple on a Jersey City to Philadelphia Pennsylvanian train. They travel standing embracing, trade hats and caps, sleep with a handkerchief, and end in affection before abandoning the car smiling. A long legged passenger praises their simple, intimate comfort over private cars.
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Umbrella Padding Affects Boston Car Ride
A passerby describes a fat woman striking a driver with an umbrella to stop a car. The driver remains unshaken and explains he wears a pad on his back to cushion umbrella points. The incident highlights unusual pedestrian behavior and the driver’s practical precaution.
Do you take the shoes from a dead horse
A stable-keeper balks at removing a dead horse shoe preferring burial of the horse and a decent suit of clothes. A Whitehall Times remark notes a belief that one should not degrade another’s work.
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