Tricks of the Trade in a Quiet Romance Dialogue
A writer and a woman pursue a joint book project titled Wheat and Thares while exploring love making as a craft. They discuss genius and tricks of the trade, exchange proofs at a desk, and share a tense moment as a third party intrudes. The scene blends publishing life with flirtation and hidden desire.
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Yever
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Tie
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Choy
The Indian and the Optician of Holton
The Holton Recorder recounts a humorous tale of an Indian from the Potawatomi reservation seeking glasses from a Holton optician. After tests with printed cards, the customer plays with dice, cries come seven, and then smiles as he distinguishes spots, illustrating that success hinges on proper equipment.
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Ocalist
Kansas City Journal
Imperialism in Washington How the President Rules
Long critique argues that imperialism has dominated U S government for decades. It traces patronage and executive dominance from Jefferson through Cleveland and Harrison, noting how Congress and courts bend to the president, shaping legislation and undermining constitutional balance. The piece decries presidential power overreach and calls for a return to government by the people.
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Akron Man's Invention Promises Door Watchman Device
Akron inventor Koorter has patented the Nation Watchman a door sensor with a clock to log when a door is opened. The merchant can track nighttime activity, time of opening, and whether closure occurred to verify employees' presence.
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Minrel
Found Sword Reported in Cincinnati Near Railroad
March de Chief of Post Mee Doitsch notified the Prince Henry party that a sword was found Saturday night near the railroad just after the departure of the vin tors train. It is believed to be the small award reported in Chattanooga by J ant Commander Von Gromme, prince's suite.
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March
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No Danger of a Flood in Greveland
Old river men believe no further flood danger along the Cuyahogs remains after a Friday morning wind storm cleared the channel of ice. The powerful gust blew ice into the harbor and drove it far into the lake, easing water flow and reducing flood risk.
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Cuyahogs
Inmmense
Wis |Lake
Child killed by Lake Shore train near town
A one year old boy was killed by a Lake Shore fast train near the local tracks shortly after noon on Monday. He was reportedly walking on the rail and his head was crushed and nearly severed from his body.
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Nottingham
Leo Rafersty
Lake Shore
Mix
Suicided Canton Shopworker Dine Found Dead
W. D. Dine, a well known shopworker aged about 50, committed death by his own action by change ing Sunday night. He was despondent over inexs
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W. D. Dine
Vouod Dead to a Head. Kevenway found dead near Sandusky
Charles M. Kevenway, once steward for the Gallipolis asylum for epileptics, was found dead on a road three miles outside Sandusky. Cause listed as heart failure after a recent return to the grocery business. A termite wind storm hits Cleveland with 64 mph gusts causing structural damage across the city.
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Samuel I. Shuster
James E. Pickering
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Shelby
Sandusky
Charles M. Kevenway
Gallipolis
Mare
Ohio Legislature Proceeds Amid Turmoil and Reforms
Columbus February 27 The Senate and House convened with a move to restore Mr. Dine of Franklin to the floor after a contempt ruling. Bills passed include parole for domestic insurance, public salary increases, and publication of county reports. The Senate also tackled tax cuts, school and university levies, and canal amendments. Major measures cover election law, police powers, anti graft, and social reform. House actions include administration of Andrew's estate, a joint session for canal questions, and a push to allow Sunday baseball in townships. The session notes emphasize tax relief, public works, and governance changes.
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