Woman sets up school to teach self defense amid wartime chaos
Ruth Rane Bulletin reports a London era scene described by a Martir society woman who inspired a school teaching girls self defense, including boxing and stick fighting. The piece notes domestic scenes, scattered belongings, stray stench, and a police deportation order as city officials fret about order.
How to Succeed with Women Parlor Trickster Revealed
A fragment from a 1920s newspaper style piece recalls the dangers of a charlatan named Dangerfield, with a lurid tale of seduction and manipulation. The narrative voice lampoons high pressure salesmanship and a dangerous courtship, hinting at a broader scandal to come tomorrow.
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A humorous tale chronicles a contest among Adam Scofflaw and others to observe and count the nits on puppies with Dreezera. The final tally declares the prize for the most nit watchers, but the author suspends any claim to the prize.
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