One Man to Another in Quiet Family Scene
An elderly speaker recalls daily life and a tense moment when a family quarrel erupts over a shell game and a child’s tears. The narrative voice reflects on the scene, the reactions of a bystander, and the emotional aftermath as memories surface.
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Woolson Spice CO
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OMIC
Charley Catches Cough and Family Battles Whooping Cough
A family faces Charley’s sudden bout of croup and a later whooping cough. The Fond Father endures sleepless nights, unsafe home remedies, and social embarrassment as the illness tests patience. A dramatic scene at a corner market underscores the strain and resilience of a household in crisis.
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Cary Ty
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Tie
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Remy Wen
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Fragmented transcription of early 20th century voices and slang
The piece presents a garbled mix of dialogue and quotes from street language and newspaper snips. It references Hoolahan O Hearst and O Callahan along with blurred names, places, and phrases indicating a local press transcript with jokes and memories.
Peter the Wild Boy in Early 18th Century England
The wild boy Peter, found in 1725 near Mainz, walked on hands and feet, climbed trees, and fed on bark. Brought to England in 1726, he learned little speech, showed curiosity at court, and preferred sleeping in trees, though he sat for his portrait and wore gloves and a watch.
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Peter
England
Mainelin
Hanover
King White
Daman
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Signs Tell New York Life and A Sweet Clock Tale
A Londoner notes signs in New York that echo older family business names such as John Littlejohns Sons and Little John, describing how the lineage followed the names through three generations. The piece also recounts a 18th century French nobleman’s horizontal dial clock with hollow hour figures filled with sweets to tell time without light.
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