Polly Proposes and Parrot Confesses in London Tale
A wary bachelor Manley hides a parrot ruse to impress Miss Rachel Travers. After a gunshot misfire kills a neighbor’s parrot, the tale spirals to deception, a teacup confession, and a playful cartoon ending with the parrot’s truth and an engagement.
Naming the Baby Rights of Father Versus Mother Contest
Ole Halverson sues Rev. J. G. Remerton over who has the right to name a baby born to his household in Bastkill Catskills. The Swede farmer seeks damages arguing the paternal or maternal claim in naming the child.
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The Story That Was Never Told Rehearsed by a Pair of Writers
In dialogue a man and woman debate crafting a novel about a refined heroine. They debate appearance mood and setting choices from hair color to meeting place. They finally decide to write their own story by acting it out and confess they are happy together.
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Home Magazine
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Amusements of presidents reveal hobbies from cockfighting to music
The article surveys past chief executives noting varied personal outlets from Andrew Jackson’s cockfighting passion to Jefferson’s music and mechanics. It cites Tyler’s poker, Washington’s riding, Harrison’s market trips, Grant’s fast driving, and McKinley’s anticipated pastime as president.
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Feast of the Women honors Japan's ruler and empress
The Philadelphia Inquirer recounts Japan's April Jimmu festival celebrating the Mikado Mitsu Hito for advancing women. It notes his reforms toward constitutional government, the Woman's hospital, and empress influence, including etiquette, fitness, and art patronage.
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Mikado
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Himereclf
Congress
Woman's Hospital
Akasaka
Tokio
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