Dialogue on a St Lawrence Steamboat Lovers on Apples
A brief dialogue from the Sidney Telegraph depicts a young American married couple on a St Lawrence steamboat sharing apples. He jokes about diamonds and a stable income while planning life in a New York hotel and future children. She retorts with practical plans and affection as the couple banters warmly.
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Detroiter Returns Sawdust Chest Belatedly to Grocer
A solemn man in workman's clothes enters a Detroit grocery on Michigan Avenue with a chest of tea claims it was found in a lumber pile near the Junction this morning. The grocer, surprised, opens the chest to find only sawdust and accuses a clerk, while the man refuses any reward insisting he did right. The incident ends with tension as the grocer contemplates punishment for the clerk.
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