Palmist Foretells Fates in Ramsey Street Scene
In a Munsey's Magazine vignette, a crowded salon witnesses two palm readings. A wealthy elder libates fortune and romance while a poorer man receives a cruel prophecy of sickness and failure. The tale ends with a literary couplet and Towne's verse.
Faith's Victories Sermon Ends Locke Pastorate in Brooklyn
The Rev Dr Charles Edward Locke closed his pastorate at Hanson Place Church Brooklyn delivering Faith's Victories from Luke 17 6 and praising faith as life salvation and character He notes a wish to lead First Methodist in Los Angeles and thanks his parishioners for five years of support plus recalls personal losses and asks prayers for his successor Dr Henderson
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Epworth League
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California
The Bright by Elizabeth Mason
A hungry man watches a lively restaurant crowd while hiding near a palm tree and recalling hard times with his wife and children. He debates fate and then acts, torn between despair and a chance at escape as he contemplates a dramatic, final option.
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Graham’s
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African Marriage Customs Fixing the Bride’s Social Status
West and Southwest African marriage practices vary by tribe but share themes. A man may wed any woman he chooses and elevates her status, while women rarely marry beneath their rank. Coastal tribes advance a bride’s standing based on the husband’s status.
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West
Southwest
Africa
Nothing New Under the Sun Says Emporia Gazette
A reflective note from the Emporia Gazette argues that human worries and fears are timeless. It recalls ancient scenes from Adam to Noah and Jonah to emphasize that there is nothing new in this world and urges readers to let things slide.
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Adam
Noah
Jonah
Emporia Gazette
Chestnut abundance signals coming winter forecasts
The Lock Haven area and much of the country report chestnut trees laden with burrs indicating a plentiful crop. Weather wise observers foresee a severe winter, noting ample food for squirrels, bears, and other wildlife as a potential sign.
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Lock Haven
Lock Haven Express
Marriage as a Detail of Art in Actor's Life
The Kansas City Star quotes Roswell Field’s take from 1904 that Mrs. Leslie Carter argues marriage enhances the artist by providing life’s joys and sorrows. The view frames matrimony as a necessary, theatrical detail aiding the actor’s craft and public image.
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Chicago Evening Post
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Kansas City Star
New Jersey Man Finds $50,000 in Bonds in Well
An experienced New Jersey trader recovered a stash of bonds worth 50,000 found in a well. He calmly planned to dry them out and claim the value, signaling a steady demeanor in a surprising windfall.
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Philadelphia Ledger
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