Against Gambling and Caddie’s Advice in A Golfing Tale
Dialogue presents two women opposing gambling due to husbands neglect and loss concerns. A club scene follows with a caddie offering cautious counsel about staying local and avoiding risky drives as a golfer recalls roots and family graves nearby.
Cupid and the typewriter spark love and enterprise
A colorful island of ideas traces how the typewriter transformed office work and romance. It profiles a Baltimore typist guiding a Dutch immigrant to success, then notes the device’s social ripple from shirts to soda and marriage while praising Cupid’s long reach and the machine’s charms.
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Cupid
Dallimore
State Commission of Immigration
Sie
South America
Baltimore
Niles
Chile
Our
Fair Land
The Gray Mare Thunderstorm Ruse at Edinburgh Theatre
In Edinburgh years ago Mr. Hawtrey and his company performed The Gray Mare to crowded houses. An old Scotsman named Mac, tasked with making thunderstorm noise by rattling peas in a tin box, was scolded by Mrs. Hawtrey for not being loud enough. She urged louder storms to fit the scene.
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Mr. Hawtrey
Edinburgh
Mac
Theater Royal
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