The Curse of Progress with Soleless Soul Parody
A quirky backwoods anecdote depicts a barefoot woman in a cabin scene. A wry husband tells her to move her foot from a live coal, she replies which foot, paw. The piece blends humorous dialogue from Coast Guard and variety show jests, ending with playful exchanges about ships and flags.
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U. 8, Coast Guard
Fragmented Thought on Self and Society
An fragment reflecting on self discipline and social memory. The text muses that heritage shapes remembrance, while personal focus falters when wits are scattered. It suggests some prosper by indifference, hinting at the value of virtue in a public human society.
Quotations on justice and roles of women in society
Fragmentary quotations discuss women as jurors and mothers, with remarks attributed to James McGurrin and Dr Mary E Weoley. The text touches on upbringing, aging, and rural youth leaving school, reflecting dated views on gender and social roles.
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James McGurrin
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Florence
Tome
Mary E. Weoley
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