The Eye Trick That Saved a Soldier's Love
A Cuban war tale of deception and healing in a doctor's office. A surgeon pretends to remove a woman's eye to calm her deranged mind and save her sight, prompting a returning lover to confess and the couple to wed.
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Cuba
She Learns to Keep a Bank Account
A husband teaches his wife banking basics after a playful argument about suffrage and property. She receives a check book and passbook, learns deposits and checks, and despite a burned check and bank overdrawn notice, she gradually masters banking as a sign of self sufficiency. The tale closes with her contemplating managing affairs alone if needed.
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Robert Read
Mr. Read
Modest Child At Social Gathering Recites Poem
A young girl at a social gathering recites The Charge of the Light Brigade and pauses at the line Into the jaws of death. She then looks around and adds Where papa told uncle to go last night. St Louis Post Dispatch reports the moment.
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Light Brigade
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Quotable Bits From Humorous Exchanges In Papers
A string of humorous, slang filled exchanges from early 20th century papers features colorful lines about horses, father son talk, wedding plans, sports in college, and comic cat and dog quips. The dialogue showcases rural and small town flavor with regional speech and familiar names.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
Pella
Pella City Roller Mills
Shubert
Americ
IA. B. Shubert, Inc
Sestaustin Ave
Red River Valley
Bank of
Gilby
North Dakota
R. K. Hamilton
Pelle
Iowa
S. H. Viersen Sr
Iowa City
Jones—James
Kansas City Star
Boston Globe
Squire Kilbunker
Seedmiller
Sultor
Ethel
Tabitha
Cat
E. S. Dennis
Ecan E
SHINE
Adress Dept
D. P. O. Hox Grand Central
New York City
Caspar Whitney
Fox
Outdoor World Publishing Company
Duane St