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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 08, 1904

Page

8

From the Notebook of a Modern Man

A fourteen year old narrator records his social whirl at Cox’s and Gibbs party scenes. He notes Gracie Willis’s flirtations and Tom’s fashion sense while bristling at limits set by women and peers. The diary ends with plans to visit Klondyke and a nod to The Westminster Budget.

Mitford Mi. Gibbs Anthony Hereford Mater Hed Herring Gracie Willis Young Mitford Cox's Tom Oxford Tony Carnforth Freda Gracie Queen’s Club

After Many Years in an Australian Summer

On a warm day a tired governess Miss Berkeley confronts years of hardship and a hidden past. Nelly Raymond brings a dance invitation, and rediscovered love unfolds as Marion reunites with Jack Gordon after a long separation. The pair confess struggles, and Marion accepts his renewed protection and devotion.

Misserkeley Miss Berkeley Nelly Mr. Leslie Nelly Raymond Anen Leslie Nelsan Melly Plano Miss Raymond Lance Gordon Mr Gordon Hong Kong Gordon Australia Welly Lance Marion Jack Father

Antiseptic Barber Allegory Ends With Punchline

A barber shop boasts obsessive cleaning and germicidal procedures from towels to chairs, culminating in a twist as the patron discovers the real barber is someone else. The joke hinges on overkill cleanliness and a hidden worker.

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Mark Twain and the Oysters at a New York Café

The tale recalls Mark Twain and W D Howells dining in a New York cafe when two well dressed men enter. Twain orders a show of status and jokes about oyster service while the other duos reflect on flaws and virtues, noting how acknowledgment of faults can temper bitter traits.

Mark Twain W. D. Howells New York Caid Walter

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