Guy Remington Plans to Tutor Maddy Clyde
Guy Remington contemplates teaching Maddy Clyde as a pair in a gossip prone town. Lucy Atherstone writes of pure love and support while Guy weighs how Maddy’s education could affect them all. The doctor worries about social consequences and Lacy’s opinion weighs on his decisions.
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Guy
Maddy
Lucy Atherstone
Madam Grundy
Lucy
Tive
Dor
Maddy Clyde
Guy Remington
Agnes
Noah
Worthy
Lacy
Mr. Noah
Clyde
Mra
Sbe
Aikenside
Mamma
Naples
Heaven
Earth
Lucy’s
Mahomet
Doc
England
Atherstones
Flora
Jessie
Mrs. Noah
Mr. Remington
Grandpa
Joseph
Mr. Markham
Grandma
Steel
Bill
Europe
Paris
Honedale
Pam
Eaid
Uncle Joseph
Alkenside
Lucy Remington and the European cure plan unfolds
Guy Remington schemes to bring Dr. Atherstone to England to cure Lucy while contending with Maddy Clyde’s dilemma. The doctor balks at a charity setup, contemplates Europe, and ultimately stays to tutor Maddy as Lucy’s fate hangs on a distant healing. Grandpa admires Guy’s care as the trio bonds around a shared hope.
Perfectly Harmless Old Bach and Cake Exchange
A humorous vignette about an elderly bachelor dining with a newly married couple. The hostess offers cake, he remarks he seldom eats cake, and the host jokes about testing cake on a tramp this morning. A light social quip ends the scene.
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Oldbach
Romance of a Slave and a Master's Heir in Cheneyville
William O Neal a freed slave became a respected merchant in Cheneyville La after buying his wife s freedom and later his mother s and that of his wife He funded education for his former master John Johnson s children and supported them through college years before Texas marriage He remained a trusted local businessman with strong New Orleans trading connections.
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Willam O'Neal
Cheneyville
New Orleans Menayune
New Orleans
J'Neal
Rat
John Johnson
Rapides Parish
Johnson
William O'Neal
O'Neal
Texas
Two Magazines With Very Different Content
A reader describes two types of magazines, one with explosive content and violence and another filled with ads. The text notes many pages, with the second kind featuring affordable goods like silver pitchers, Shakespeare sets, study guides, poultry care, soap, stockings, and images of people.
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Craker
Doller
Success Magazine
Jokesmith Answers Critics with Serious Work
The Kansas City Times quotes a jokesmith explaining that he writes light comic pieces by first settling into heavy, serious labor, a paradox that amused his inquisitive friend. The exchange highlights the craft behind humor and the writer’s approach.
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Kansas City Times
Uncle Eben Laments Sympathy For Trouble Talk
The Washington Star quips that trouble generally earns sympathy unless someone seems to enjoy it as a conversation topic. It also notes unhappy people dying become ghosts and never reach heaven.
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Uncle Eben
Washington Star
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Mary J. Holmes
Ory Lompest
Gay
Lacy Atherstone
Paria
France
Nappy
de Scads
Chicago Newa
Mr. Diggs
Idaho
Palace
Feight & Groves
Idayo Abstract Company
Caldwell
He Madden
Canyon County Abstract Company Bonded Abstracters
Bank
H. J. 280
R. V. Sebree
F. P. Kipp
Bolse River
D. Ss. Brown
Picard & Roberts
Jb, Pres
B.A. Cowden
Cashier
W. BR. Sebrek
First National Bank
A. B. C. Laundry
la Grande
L. F. McNit
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