How Mr Johnson Kept House in a Kitchen Calamity
Johnson and his friend Brooks attempt a selfconducted housework for a fortnight while Mrs Johnson is away. A ruined dinner mess and burned chicken pie expose their incompetence as neighbors and sisters Kate and Mary overhear their fiasco, ending with a confession and a hotel plan.
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Mr. Johnson
Tam
Phadlamindte
Mrs. Johson
Charley
Mother's
Johnson
Brooks
George
Anne
Sam
Bounce
Johson
Johnson Mansion
Jonson
Kate
Mary Hatley
Peter
Perdition
Mary
Sam Brooks
Mary Hartley
Charley Johnson
Language change would trim druggists profits
A Philadelphia Call item quotes a critic who argues forced use of English in drug stores would cut profits. He lists ten useful items such as magnesia quinine nitre blue mass toothbrushes shoe polish cigars tobacco and spit turns, then departs with a twinkle.
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Oakland
Parker
Romans
Cicely
Dr. Parker
Philadelphia Call
Clerk Receives Photo Gift For 25 Years Service
A banking-house clerk marked twenty five years with the firm when Schmul, the head, presented a sealed envelope. The clerk opened it to reveal the boss’s photograph and praised the gesture as fitting and characteristic.
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Schmul
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A humorous exchange unfolds with a boy asking about biblical tales and a mother explaining polygamy, followed by a misheard debt interaction in a Grand River avenue grocery where a clerk misinterprets a customer’s bill. The dialogue blends jokes about seven brothers and a mistaken debt claim.
Mutual Lack of Confidence in Diamond Pin Exchange
A man named Schuler Jewett borrows a dime from a tobacconist and offers a diamond pin as collateral. The tobacconist refuses to extend credit, citing lack of confidence, and Jewett leaves Austin avenue with a cheap cigar.
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Schuler Jewett
Schuler
Austin Avenue
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New Journal
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T. B. Stover
Madisonburg, Pa
Reibsnyder
Miininem, Pa
J W. Lose
Millhem
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Practical
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Millstedm
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Milheim Banking House
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C.M. Bower
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Attorneys-at-Law
Woodings Building
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Reeder
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Allegheny Street
Yocum & Hastings
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Hoy
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Centre County
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Main
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Race Bridge
Mil’heim
Ings
P. H. Musser
Main Street
Millheim
N. W. Eby
Distiller OF
Illheim
Journal
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Presshe
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Seeeeti
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New York
Philadelphia
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North Street
Millheim Wardle
Mulser & Alexander, Proprietors
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Front Street
Milton, PA
Central
Pennsylvania
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Bill Heads
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