Man and Woman Ride to Dinner in a Debate on Roles
A group of women mock a male driver as they struggle with a horse, claiming independence and equal work. A farmer narrator recalls a tale of women proving competence, arguing that women can do tasks traditionally seen as male, and conclude there should be more women driving and sharing duties.
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Penelope
Kik
Ethel
Huldah
Mercy
Abram
Hiram Sibley
Drivis
Kingdom Come
Primitive Customs Still Practiced by Primitive Tribes
The article cites ancient and modern examples of sucking wounds or affected parts. It references Homer’s Iliad where Asklepias sucks a wound and John Mathew’s study of Australian Aborigines noting doctors or sacred men performing similar suction. A friend with an inflamed eye reportedly found immediate relief from mouth-to-eye suction.
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Asklepias
John Mathew
Getting Even
Two lovers clash over double standards and jealousy as confrontations reveal hurtful actions and hidden deceit. The dialogue contrasts public appearances with private misdeeds, exposing a tangled relationship.
A Cynical Instructor Quote on Great Men
A fatherly reply frames a great man as one who gathers aides to share blame for mistakes while reaping credit for good ideas. The exchange presents a sharp, humorous take on leadership and accountability voiced by a Cynical Instructor.
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Rollo
Slodgilbys Hat System Breaks Seasonal Shopping Rules
In a New York interview a man explains his yearly straw hat habit. He buys one straw hat each mid July at about 26 percent off and uses it through the season, storing it by September to wear again in spring. He claims this method saves money and keeps hats looking fresh.
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Mr. Slodgilby
New York
Perfum
Building a Happy Cottage Home With Smart Financing
William A. Radford offers free expert home-building advice. He promotes compact cottages with roof space for expansion, arguing they reduce mortgage burden and deliver happiness. He suggests smaller, affordable homes as sensible choices over costly large houses in need of maintenance.
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William A. Radford
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Economy Cottage Home for Year Round Family Comfort
Editor W A Radford describes a practical 31 by 45 foot cottage plan aimed at year round living. The layout features a private parlor, central dining room, and a fuel saving front projection, with affordable furnishings and emphasis on comfort over luxury.
Progress of Freedom in Red House Georgia
Uncle Eph in Johnson's Cross Roads watches the first touring car near Squiggs Corners. Marie Johnsing explains the contraption as a new horseless carriage. Eph jokes about emancipation and compares it to freeing horses and mules, reflecting on past events.
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Eph
Emporium
Red House
Georgia
Squiggs
Marie Johnsing
Kerridges
Atlanta
Lawdy
Kentry
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