The Little Old Maid’s Eacak and Letters Found
A stranger inherits a hidden desk containing faded photographs and letters from the Little Old Maid. A woman who finds the drawer destroys them to prevent disclosure after the documents surface posthumously.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Sudden Shower Observed In A Rural Street Scene
A vivid Riley style verse describes a sudden downpour in a rural town. Barefoot boys run for shelter while mothers call from alley homes. It shows weather chaos with cattle, chickens, a dripping rooster, and a smiling baby watching the droplet‑lit garden.
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James Whitcomb Riley
The Little Old Maid and a Fatal Fog Accident
A charmant widowlike figure in Onslow Square, known as the Little Old Maid, reads of Hon. Auberon Fits-Tempest's fatal accident after guiding a child across a foggy street. The 1854-born nobleman, once embroiled in a scandal, dies after saving the boy, while the reader learns of his troubled past and social ostracism.
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Auberon Fits- Tempest
The Handiest Hand In Left Handedness Theory
A medical note summaries how left brain development and blood flow are linked to left handedness. It cites a German periodical and observations of left handed individuals showing facial and ocular traits suggesting greater blood supply to the left brain and why speech centers reside there.
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Parsons
The Marshall Field Store Interview Joke
A young man seeks a job at Marshall Field and is brought to Mr. Field. Field liked his appearance and offers a position. When the applicant asks to reveal his background, Field replies he only needs to know about his subsequents, and directs him to report to Mr. Hitschesh the next Monday.
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