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Goat etymology and lodge snags spark political quip
A fragmentary discussion riffs on Masonic goats and lodge rituals as a political backdrop. It contrasts reactions to anti Japanese school restrictions in California with Roosevelt's public stance, noting national amusement at the controversy and referencing Texas echoes and Homestic wheels. The tone blends satire and historical hints without clear outcomes.
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Texas
Te Eitous
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The Century of Poe in Nineteenth Century Arts
A spirited critique of how Poe is celebrated and argued about in literary circles. The piece surveys praise and reproach, noting poets and critics singling Poe’s genius while others dispute his worth. It references The Raven and Bells, tracing the Poe legacy across a century of verse and debate.
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Second Girl in Mrs Bugle's Lodging House
In Lydia Peaster's Daily Short Story Mar gets the role of second girl in Mrs Bugle's lodging house. She lavishes praise on others, cares for Dick Mercer, and receives a Valentine from Dilek Mercer, proving money cannot buy her affection.
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The Beauty Seeker in a Night of Self-Care and Fancies
A fragmentary piece depicts a woman awake after dinner seeking beauty rituals. She applies tonics, scalp creams, and lotions, then braces for sleep as evening rituals turn into eccentric preparations. A late night scene ends with a dramatic, if surreal, image of grooming gone awry.
The Widow’s Vote Ends In Closed Polls Misread
A satirical account shows a widow racing to vote for women’s suffrage but arriving as polls closed. The scene mocks political antics as she confronts thwarted efforts and witty clothing remarks while attempting to participate in the rite.
San Antonio 21 Years Ago Prom Night Notes
Resignation of John K. Ease as secretary of the Bexar Building and Loan Company. H. B. Audrey elected to replace him. Dr. W. A. Sain named general land immigration agent for the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway with headquarters here. A Catholic Union concert in honor of Father Pfefforkan’s birthday. Bishop Johnson confirmed three Catholics. City petitions to Washington to route new federal building directly south, not southwest.
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Bed Time Directions From Earth’s Magnetism
An article argues sleeping north south aligns with Earth's magnetic field to optimize rest and energy. It claims magnetism influences sleep quality, urges placing the head north, and compares the body to a delicate magnet reacting to magnetic currents.
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The Price of Proficiency in a Medical Lesson
A fragmented passage from Success Magazine sketches a patient and a Pamqus specialist in a debate over the value of speed in a medical operation. The patient objects to paying a large charge, while the specialist claims skill improves with practice and speed.
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Success
Remarkable Surgery Case Recalled In Curious Dialogue
A fragmentary exchange recalls a bizarre surgical finding the veriforum appendix misplaced during a recovery operation. The dialogue mentions a forgotten item in a patient order and an operation named Hector with a puzzling outcome.
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Zelaya's Clever Locksmith Revolutions In Nicaragua
President Zelaya of Nicaragua showcases two methods to denote revolutions in his volatile republic. He stores siege guns in hotel luggage when away, while German officers mockingly inquire about unrest, highlighting a paradoxical blend of humor and power.
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New York City
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