Fate's Romance Unfolds In A Small Town
Bob Linden plans to marry Daisy Carson after a shy courtship but a letter mix up with Billy Corson reveals Daisy’s true identity. A mistaken surname and town cards spark a tale of romance, fate, and a hopeful wedding as Daisy and Bob acknowledge their bond.
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Shidy
Tie
Mrs. Linden
Miss Carson
Bob
Daisy Carson
Daisy
Lttle
Daley
bin Cornon
Billy
Mr. Corson
Qorson
Billy Corson
Gorson
Robert Linton
Bellport
Mater
Sho
Queer Names For Horses In A Texas Turf Row
The Springfield Republican notes a turf critter who learned to read before racing and mocked a Texas sportsman by suggesting names for a young horse from Little Pearl of Gallantry. Names included Little Things to Think About and Lizzie Is My Hat on Straight, provoking the rancher with playful but sharp remarks.
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Texas
Lily
Little Pearl
Gallantry
Timothy
Lizzie
Big Bill
Aire
Dam
Springfield
Not For Americana Tells A Swiss Alpine Tale
A New Yorker recounts a tale from a party of Americans and Englishmen aboard a train along the Gothard Pass. An Englishman narrates a story about a fish at the cliff edge that would curl and roll into the stream below, prompting a skeptical remark from the New Leader character.
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Americana
Switzerland
Gothard Pass
Ita
Leia
Jeritha
Sewing a French Hem on the River
Cleo, a summer boarder, and Hugh Lacey form a quiet romance as she teaches him a French hem to save her skirt. Their river outings deepen feelings while the farm’s summer routine frames a hopeful confession about their future.
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Lacey
Alice
Mr. Lacey
Cleo
Hugh
Mrs. Lacey
Qlee
Vibration experiments show sand designs from sound
A Cleveland Plain Dealer piece explains vibrating a brass plate with a bow creates sand patterns that form lines at right angles. touching at a finger point yields moving and still zones. It also covers using glass, a cone and a rubber-tube ear test, plus Lycopodium powder for extra effects. A brief New York tale follows about a chance reunion and a lost baby.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Statue of Liberty Beckons American Hope
The Colossus of Rhodes and the Statue of Liberty are contrasted as symbols of national spirit. The piece praises Liberty as a noncommercial beacon welcoming immigrants and returning citizens to a country that has long aided the oppressed.
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Rhodes
America
Europe
Chicago Tribune
The Wrongs Line’s Misplaced Tracts in Rail Waiting Rooms
A moral literature society sent many free tracts to a railway manager for waiting rooms. One title was A Route to the New Jerusalem. The manager replied that the N J is not on their system, declining to place the tracts.
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Society
New Jerusalem
Moral Literature Society
N. J
Fashionable girl accepts him amid weekly wage talk
A fashionable girl accepts a young man who quips that eighty dollars a week won’t cover life’s joys beyond golf and tennis. She counters with boating, bridge, and more than forty other activities.
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Loulaville- Courter-Journal
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