Millionaire General Palmer Turns Wealth to Human Joy
A Colorado Springs veteran, Gen. William J. Palmer, funds a reunion for his old Civil War unit the Fighting 15th Pennsylvanian Cavalry at Glen Drive. He covered travel, banquets, and sightseeing, bringing happiness to weary veterans and proving money’s value when used for others.
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Spain
The Value of True Friends and Family Influence
A reflection on how self effort and family ties shape a man his friends should lift him. Real friends stand by you in all circumstances, while acquaintances fade when favors end. Distinguish genuine supporters from those who seek advantage and cherish ones who help you develop your best.
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Himelf
Wisdom on Friendship and Temptation
A cryptic reflection warns that friends can guide you toward growth yet may betray you for personal gain. It urges vigilance against those who seek favors or press you to do wrong, noting they will discard you when usefulness ends and reminding readers to guard every friendship.
Stunning Paris Hat Costs a Small Fortune
A blue felt hat with white plume trim from Paris is described as stunning but costly. The piece, selling for 75 dollars, reflects the era's fashion hunger and questions where the money may come from to acquire the latest style.
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Paris
The Price of Riches by Sterling Beeson
Hiram Morton, returning to old ways, dresses in coarse clothes and a heavy boots disguise to recapture a past life. Mirandy questions his contentment as their farm-era ambitions fade and they confront changed years and ambitions without children to carry on finances or legacy.
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Hiram Morton
Mirandy
Hiram
Garrett
Mike Ft
Pier
Evening in the Woods Teases Longing for Lost Times
Hiram and Mirandy share a simple supper and memory filled with days gone by. He hides the coat and gloves in the attic trunk, hoping for a return to a gentler era money could not buy.
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Hiram
Cross examination scene reveals courtroom wordplay and hints of graft
The transcript shows a civic suit against George Edward Adams moving to the November term. Witnesses discuss a board meeting with references to tools, hatchets, drills, and plans while alleging nontransparent dealings. Boys are selling Seattle papers near the old library building in the morning and afternoon, with an initiation fee paid by Ragier.
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United States
George Edward Adams
Pfc. Sullivan
Seattle
Nnme
Geo. Begler
Sta
Lbrary
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Ragier
Fragmented Riff of Quotes and Notices in Mixed Nonsense
A garbled collage mocks media, politics and culture with quips on credit and intentions. It references Harriman water, stock actions, a Philadelphia Ledger echo, and slips into listings of ships and naval items.
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