Women Duel Over a Man in Mexico City
Two sisters Dominga and Anjing in Mexico City fight over a man after a party at Angela’s home. The duel ends with both wounded and uncertain who will win him. The piece mocks the senseless clash of siblings and notes such battles are more common with men on a different side.
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Superstitious Sue and the Wedding Crowd
A whimsical note reports on superstitions surrounding a wedding ceremony. A parson ties the knot while a family cat occupies a reserved seat to witness the event, a sign of good omens and misfortune dodging the home.
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McClure Newspar
Dragonfly Skimmer Learns Wings in Sunshine
In a brookside tale, the ugly black dragonfly larva Skimmer longs for sun and flight. After shedding her skin she emerges with two wings, proves Snappy the turtle wrong, and helps mosquitoes while exploring the world above water.
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A Maze Puzzle TM Hidden Picture Challenge
A maze puzzle by Harvey Peake invites solvers to use a pencil to blacken every space from one to fifty six, revealing a hidden picture within the maze of tines. The instruction emphasizes completing the sequence to uncover the concealed image.
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Some Delightful Cheese Dishes By Nellie Maxwell
A collection of cheese based recipes includes Sauted Sandwiches Cheese With Tuna Sandwiches Cheese Tea Daidies Escalloped Cabbage and Hominy and Cheese with method steps. The article presents variations using cream cheese butter jelly tomato and curry and offers tips on baking and serving.
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Nellie Maxwell
When Animals Were Tried by Law for Offenses OLDEN
A historical overview of animals tried in law for offenses across eras and regions. It covers biblical precedents, medieval trials in France, ecclesiastical courts for noxious animals, and cases in Spain and Italy. Notable anecdotes include caterpillars ravaging crops in Paris and rats exiled by exorcism to islands.
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Immortal Writer of Tales Bans Andersen Born Died Dates
The passage asserts that Christian Andersen was born in 1303 and died in 1875 and claims he was thirty years old when he began writing fairy tales. It notes he wrote plays and novels prior to fairy tales and enjoyed entertaining groups of ghildreo, later adapting tales for both children and adults.
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Just a World of Friends by Douglas Malloch
A reflective verse noting how everyone is connected through friendship and mutual acquaintances. The poem suggests people are all part of a broader network of friends even unseen strangers. An old limerackish line from Deusles Matlock is referenced, and the piece appears in The Akron Beacon Journal.
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History's Mysteries on Sepoy Mutiny Causes
The piece weighs the causes of the 1857 Sepoy mutiny in British India, weighing annexation policies, education, steam and telecommunication changes, and reactions by Hindu and Muslim communities. It considers Russia’s influence and asks who planned and directed the revolt, citing the Bengal army and fears of grease cartridges. It also notes art exhibition coverage in Folkestone and an artist, F Castle, who paints as a street sweeper.
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