Charity and a Gift of Hope Change a Pair's Fortunes
In a Paris walk scene Jacinthe opens 40 francs to a hungry stranger, Pierre Dagerol, a medical student, in a gesture that reshapes both lives. He follows a path from poverty to prominence, aided by a tutor job offer and the luck of that golden coin. Jacinthe’s generosity anchors his rise and binds their fates.
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Gavitt
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W. W. Gavitt Printing & Publishing CO
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Topeka
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The Talisman of Fortune Reunites Lovers in Paris
Pierre Dugerol, head of a hospital ten years after receiving a talisman of fortune, recalls Jacinthe Hayes who once shared her small fortune with a starving man. In a hospital ward a new patient, Jacinthe, reveals herself as the woman who aided the poor long ago. Her gift returns as gratitude propels him toward happiness with Mme Dagerol, now a beloved Parisian.
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Despjon
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Jacinthe
Er Dittle
Jacinth
Rue de la Sevres
Mademoiselle
Bee
Mademotseli
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Perlupe
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Dani
Pierre
Medical School
Maxim
Pierhé
Varus
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Sherman anecdotes show his care for soldiers and mules
A Chicago Inter Ocean recollection recalls two Sherman anecdotes from 1861. The first shows him stopping a brutal mule driver at Big Shanty, ordering proper punishment and earning a regiment’s cheer. The second depicts a night march near Kenesaw, where a tired Sherman coolly defused a joke about an officer who had been drinking, earning respect and unity with his men.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
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Big Shanty
Atlanta
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Hid
Aid
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Billy
Kenesaw
Georgia
Nis
Fie
Wiliam T. Sherman
Humorous clippings mix in early 20th century blues
A collage of jokes and quips from various papers humorously lampoons culture, travel, courtship, and daily life. It features playful lines about dialects, theatre, divorces, fashion, and technology, with a running thread of light satire and social observation.
Exiles of Anticoste Evicted From Fox Bay by Millionaire
The English Methodist settlers at Fox Bay, Ann Heostt, are forced off their land after M. Monier bought the island for a game preserve. They head toward the prairies aided by friends while facing loss of homes, livelihoods, and community. Dr Griffith aided them, facing legal threats from Monier who sues for 5000 dollars. The exodus continues toward the west.
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Menter
Prairies
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Tarte
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Griffith
Methodist District of
Quebec
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