Veranda Refuge Turns Diremen Into Lively Shelter
Dexter, jobless after Bascom Jr dismissed him for salary concerns, finds unlikely relief in Bascom and family. They open their porch as a camp out of weather, sharing meals and reading while Dexter recovers, though both men gain weight in the improvised retreat.
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Anthony Comstock a Century-Long Defender of Morality
Anthony Comstock of New York has served thirty three years as a government employee without pay while fighting obscenity and vice. Known worldwide, he endures being called a crank or freak by some, yet remains a clever detective whose work continues as long as saloons and gambling persist.
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Notable Reformist Activist Recalls Battles Against Vice
A long reminiscence recounts efforts by a veteran anti vice crusader. He details life threats and campaigns against moral corruption, noting his work with the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice and legislative successes. Washington anecdotes illustrate discipline and recreation.
Curious Postal Card Postage Lesson From Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press notes a business owner received a standard postal card with a quarter-inch cut from the bottom. The cut rendered the card a letter requiring full postage, revealing how small alterations affect postage rules.
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Fortune teller’s charm fades at a funeral in wisdom
A witty reflection on men losing belief in fortune telling and sensible behavior at a funeral, suggesting that wisdom dampens superstition and propriety.
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Two Letters Show Woman Recounts Pain and Recovery
A woman asks Mrs. Pinkham for relief from months of severe pain and possible ovarian trouble avoiding surgery. A second letter reports full recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, urging others to seek advice and try the remedy.
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