Crystal Ball schemes stir love and vanity among friends
In an October parlor drama Antoinette schemes to reinvent herself using a crystal ball. She declares she will attract Otis Singleton and tries to entice Dickie Beveridge by a seeress act, prompting comic tension as Otis shrugs at superstition yet profits from the ruse.
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Antoinette
Charmian
Joinette
Dickie
Dickie Beveridge
Tam
Toinette
Otis Singléton
Otis Singleton
Otis
Father
India
Lau‘rels
Charman
Tony
Cupid
Singleton
Charmien
Coice
Empke
Erape
Jove
Selie
Fes
How to Pet a Horse, From the Horse View
A portion of advice on petting horses explains that few people know the correct spots to touch without spooking the animal. It suggests rubbing between the ears and eyelids as preferred areas, noting noses receive nasal pats but are less favored by horses.
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New York Ab
Cotes
Borses
Odd Old English Book Titles From Cromwell Era
A New Orleans Times Democra t column recounts humorous and strange book titles from Cromwell’s time. It notes works like A Most Delectable Sweet Perfumed Nosegay and A Sigh of Sorrow For the Sinners of Zion, and discusses quirky phrases tied to charity and sacred duties in a humorous tone.
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Zion
Samuel Fish
New Orleans
Times
Democrat
Scale of Cold Affects in Lapland Described by Arctic Explorers
Eminent explorers discuss how temperature readings fail to capture the body's response in Arctic conditions. A practical scale from 15 degrees above to fifty below zero links sensations to latitude 65–70 north, noting warmth at mild levels and extreme care for the nose and extremities as cold intensifies.
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England
Lapland
Cone
Ilerad
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