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Tombstone Epitaph in Tombstone, Arizona

02 Jan 1916

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Tombstone Epitaph

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Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1916

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2

Kitchener Impersonator Aids Neutrality in Cairo Coup

In a daring 1911 Cairo episode, an English agent impersonates Lord Kitchener to force the Khedive Abbas II to declare Egypt neutral amid looming war in Europe. The ruse, aimed at stabilizing British interests, succeeds when the real Kitchener, in disguise, confirms the pledge and averts a British setback. The tale hinges on intrigue, palace perils, and the audacious ploy to avert a broader conflict.

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Long thinker phrase enters daily speech in Dayton News

The Dayton News notes a new expression lung thinker to label loud voiced, impractical talkers who argue by tone rather than reason. The piece predicts the term will endure and enter dictionaries.

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Dayton News
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Let Boy Choose His Career: Guidance From Dedham Quote

Isaac Dedham’s advice from Mother's Magazine urges parents to let sons develop individuality and choose life work based on character and abilities. It warns against forcing ambitions for social prestige and notes many failures were skilled yet misdirected. Parents should assess taste, direct talents, and discuss futures to avoid shipwreck.

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Isaac Dedham Mother's Magazine
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Wondered Why He Laughed at the Crowded Sidewalk

A young woman watches a frightened sparrow on a city sidewalk as a big boy takes the bird and jokes about milk. The scene shifts to a hardware store where a passerby asks for a magpie, then a crowbar to kill one, revealing a curious, bemused exchange and the crowd’s reaction.

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Dusty chairs spark unintended lesson in labor

In a light domestic exchange, a maid explains she did not dust chairs, believing dust would settle when people sat, prompting a humorous remark about labor and housekeeping.

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Marketable Bride in a Clever Plan

Brains speaks on marriage, declaring a clever wife will suit him. He questions whether a clever woman exists, admitting his own uncertainty yet outlining a future where he would marry one who proves clever. The dialogue hints at social expectations and personal doubts about intellect and compatibility in union.

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Wanted Her Money Back Conductor and Passenger Dialogue

A tense exchange between a conductor and a passenger aboard a vehicle. The passenger complains of an unpaid accident policy while insisting on paid redress, highlighting a dispute over compensation and timing. The dialogue hints at a broader grievance about service and coverage.

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His Hopeful Disposition De Bint Financial Optimist

The excerpt portrays De Bint as a financial optimist who promises to pay back even small borrowings but often forgets to do so. It highlights a habit of frequent assurances without follow through, illustrating a pattern of unreliable repayment.

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de Bint
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Glass Houses Phrase Sparks Militant Suitor Negotiations

A fragmented OCR line references a proverb and a tense dispute involving a teacher figure and a militant suitor. The readable bits imply social friction and demands for harmony, with no clear names, dates, or locations present in the text.

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