Two Tramps In England Study By Josiah Flynt
An English casuast describes tramp life on a study tour with a German companion. They visit a Notting Hill casual ward, recounting a tense encounter with an inspector and questions about lodging, bread, and trade as they seek food and shelter.
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Sambol Narrow Escape and Slavery-Era Attitudes
A Boston Budget excerpt recounts a Tennessee Methodist church class probing a six month probationer named Sambo for theft. The preacher notes inherited traits from slavery and questions a class leader’s handling, with a concluding quip about potential racist language.
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Excessive Reading Declines Marriage in Modern Society
A writer reviewing Mr. Balfour argues that obsession with novels and heavy mind and moral themes leaves few reading classes who marry. The essay cites widespread patterns of delayed or absent marriage among both men and women, noting limited incomes and a lack of life overlap as contributors. The piece appears in the York Tribune.
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