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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1915

Page

6

The Adventures of Kathryn by Harold MacGrath

Kathryn Hare and her sister Winnie inhabit a Bengal animal farm run by Colonel Hare. A royal medal and a legend of an Indian king drive their curiosity as Hare contemplates a dangerous trek. A mysterious East Indian arrives, drawn by Kathryn, signaling a perilous turn in their family tale.

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First Foot the Cat Brings Luck to Editor and Author

In a New Year tale set in a Bohemian city, editor Dean Richmond bonds with a black kitten named First Foot. The cat’s ink paw and perfume reveal a budding romance with writer John Rogers, linking luck, publishing success, and personal connection as the duo navigate a serendipitous menage.

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Stand in With the Doctor During a Baltimore Bridge Party

A Baltimore surgeon's wife hosting a bridge party faced a chair shortage. She called a nearby undertaker who offered chairs at half price, remarking humorously that the doctor would dine on the deal. The anecdote ends with the undertaker's lighthearted reply.

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Worth Cultivating

Fragmentary note hints at a literary remark praising girlhood and serenity attributed to Margaret. The line appears as a brief quoted musing rather than a full article item.

Margaret

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