Sarcastic Exchange Between Miss Wise and Miss Guy
A brief veiled exchange features Miss Wise claiming a hair comparison would be tough and Miss Guy replying that she should not mislay it. The dialogue portrays witty banter and social tease within a gossiping tone.
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Miss Guy
Untitled Note on Sweetness and Character
A compact, lyrical observation comparing some girls to brown sugarsweet, noting a natural, unrefined qualities that mingle warmth and boldness in character.
Veiled Theater Gossip and Witty Quips
A Louisville Courier Journal humorous snippet recalls a player in V Plunkville recalling eggs were tossed at a game and notes the odd value of eggs over roses. The piece also includes an advertisement for Cuticura toilet preparations and a political maxim about debt and gifts.
Lafayette National Park on Mount Desert Island
Lafayette National Park on Mount Desert Island Maine is one of the earliest US parks but geologically among the oldest, with granite peaks rising over 1000 feet. It preserves the island’s scenery, granite mountains, tidal flats, and bird life while detailing Champlain and early settlement history and the park’s private-to-public land transition in 1916 1919.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Lafayette National Park
Mount Desert Island
Maine
America
Rockies
United States
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Isle Des Monts Deserts
Kennebec
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Mount Desert
Frenchman’s Bay
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France
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Minneapolis
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Arctic
Congress
Hasty Words Quote from Atchison Globe
A brief quotation notes that speech spoken quickly stems from the throat rather than the heart or mind, attributed to the Atchison Globe. It emphasizes the mismatch between speed of speech and sincerity of intent.
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Atchison Globe
Poor Father and Laughing Son Tale
A Glasgow Herald note depicts a father discipline scene as Tommy laughs at his own spanking, claiming it hurts the father more than him while the study becomes the stage for a grimly comic exchange.
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Tommy
Glasgow Herald
Woman's back pain eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy
In a St. Louis letter Mrs. Lulu Lucas describes years of back pain weakness and fatigue. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength allowing her to work at home and at Swift's Packing Company. She endorses the product and urges others to try it.
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St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkam
Swift’s
LuLu Lucas
Vandeventer St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Man in McPherson Seeks Papers For Farm Purchase
A man visits a McPherson lawyer asking to prepare documents to buy a farm from Nels Petersen and later seek a mortgage. The lawyer explains a warranty deed is needed for a real estate transfer, while the man insists on a mortgage, warning about a future lender. The judge notes the discussion centers on mortgage versus deed in farm transactions.
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Nels Petersen
Dakota
Unclear Fragments From a Card Game Dialogue
A playful exchange hints at a casual snack break and a goblin character. The phrases suggest repeated retorts about sweets and nuts in a whimsical scene without a clear news event or identifiable entities.
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