Dorothy Winters Finds Her Art Through Queer Cows
Dorothy Winters, the literary family’s odd one out, longs to be an artist. After trying writing she embraces drawing at the Art Institute, where her sketches of quirky creatures become the spark for a promising career sparked by Henry Page Esmond’s admiration.
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Winters
Dorothy
Clarence
Mary
Lucia
Browning Club
Woman's Club
Pretty Dolly
Dolly
Tommy Traddles
David Copperfield
Art Institute
Mr. Winters
Winter
Henry Page Esmond
Dot
Mr. Winter
Esmond
Mr. Esmond
Judge Whitman
Giant fir log quartet valued at 423 dollars in Washington
Four fir logs from a single tree near Raymond Washington totaling over 42 000 feet are shipped to Kalb Gilbert mills. The largest log is 101 inches at the small end and 36 feet long containing 17000 feet. Total value at 10 50 per thousand exceeds 423 dollars. A smaller fifth log remains unsent. The stump measures 10 feet 8 inches in diameter.
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Raymond, Wash
Kalb-Gilbert Lumber Company
Raymond
Temperature Drop Amid Odd Merged Hoax Report
A playful exchange notes a thermometer dropping ninety degrees and a joke about ice. Joax blames the bulb break by his wife, while Hoax quips about cooling. The snippet blends a weather gag with invented names for effect.
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Joax
A Fruitless Search
A brief noted in New York Weekly about a child named Dot looking for bugs in a doll’s bedstead, prompting a mother’s question and a light domestic moment.
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