The Fishermen and the Lost Photograph on Penobscot River
Bat Piv aud guides Doc Willets Colonel Case and Jack Phillips on a fishing trip along the Penobscot River. Phillips finds a photograph of a young woman abandoned by his past in the woods, prompting a confession from Phillips and a quiet ending with Bat playing his fiddle beside the river.
Last Words of Great Men Again Show Forthright Truths at Death
A collection of famed figures say their final lines revealing character as death nears. Adams Jefferson Burns Byron Cromwell Franklin Goethe Keats Napoleon Washington and others utter concise thoughts on fate faith and duty in their last moments.
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Adams
John
Jefferson
John Quincey
Beethoven
Ludwig
Bozzaris
Markos
Charles I
England
Charles II
Nelly
Nell Gwynne
Chesterfield
Columbus
Christopher
Humpy and the Basket Cat on the Streetcar
Humpy Skinner is sent to deliver a cat to Aunt Eliza. Onlookers on the streetcar misread the basket as dangerous, with a cross-eyed man, a stern fat woman, and a grocer doubting the claim. A cat leaps free when the basket is opened, ending the ride with the boy being ejected from the car.
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Eliza
Humpy
Sonny
Simple Desserts That Aid Digestion
A guide to lighter desserts to aid digestion after meals. Recipes include Chocolate Bread Pudding Caramel Cream Pudding Mocha Pudding and accompanying Custards, with step by step mixing, baking and serving notes for each.
Arizona Kicker Ad Embraces Global Advertising Scale
The Kicker describes its vast operations including fourteen freight cars, a large staff of editors and reporters, and extensive advertising reach. It boasts international recruitment, a wide vendor network, and aggressive loan pitches while promising high returns and universal advertising value.
Chalk Beeson Talks Trees as Children at Women’s Congress
Representative Chalk Beeson of Kansas, head of a forestry station distributing trees to farmers, likens trees to children in a speech at a women’s congress. He shares a parable of a father reading when his son shouts a prank, illustrating patience with youth and growth.
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Chalk Beeson
Kansas
Women's Congress
John
Jimith
Philadelphia Ledger
Change of Beliefs After Bank Robbery Bluff
A man recounts two bank robberies or attempts in which he used a gun to extort fifty dollars at Abi lene and another time. He explains traveling to the Indian Territory and returning, then being shot when the second attempt failed. He reflects that beliefs had changed while he was away and he failed to notice.
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Abilene
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