Second Cousin Sarah in Worcester Night Chapter Opening
A Bostonished traveler arrives at Worcester station on a stormy night seeking a private carriage. He helps a fainting boy and is drawn into a developing drama around a girl posing as a male and the mystery of his own past as he checks into Maddleton's Hotel.
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Reuben Culwick
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Dining Car Encounter with a Fry Cooked Chicken Request
A rural woman boards a dining car with a smug air and sedately orders two helpings of chicken. The black waiter, bending over the bill, apologizes that they have fried and roasted chicken only, hinting at limited kitchen options.
Pinkham’s Compound Aimed at Ailing Women Readers
A reader is urged to use Lydia E. Pinkham's table Compound when worn by illness and aging. The text claims the medicine has helped many and encourages belief in its help for the reader without delay.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
W. H. Pelham, Jr
Assyrian Records Mention Minute Brick Inscriptions
Layard in History of Nineveh notes national records of the Assyrian empire were etched on bricks with characters so tiny a microscope was needed to read them. A dig finds a microscope among the findings. An unrelated comic aside interrupts the article in the Chicago Daily News.
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Layard
Nineveh
Taken Things In Bay Of Apis Flick
A fragment describes a man confessing to taking a watch and meals while a police officer firmly assists him. In the Bay of Apis a party discovers specimens of fish along the coast.
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