Thirza and the river call a widow's quiet struggle
A narrator recalls Thirza a young wife and mother who labors to save her farm and raise her son after her husband dies. Thirza's strength is tested as her son sues for the farm earnings, challenging her rights and testing justice in a small town. The tale ends with the refrain coming coming echoing in the night.
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Fragmentary Time Stamps Listed In OCR Clip
A series of unreadable time stamps and prices appear in the OCR fragment including 133 PM 2.25 pM 5.45 PM 7.25 PM 758 pM 10.05 PM 7.00 aM and 450 PM with $.45 aM 5.20 pM. The fragment lacks context to identify a clear event or subjects.
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Town Ranks Fifth in Newspaper Output Statewide
Town records show it as the fifth state in the union by number of newspapers with New York leading at 951 publications, followed by Pennsylvania with 614, Illinois 518, Ohio 439, and Iowa at 308.
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Feast of Imagination Dining on a Cookery Book
A reader avoids a real dinner choosing to linger with a cookery book. The scene captures a quiet, humorous moment of culinary imagination as pages replace plates.
The Call for a Boy to Choose His Own Occupation
A lengthy argument against pressuring youths into trades by guardians or parents. It stresses that forcing a child into a predetermined path harms ambition, clashes with true aptitude, and can ruin a life. The piece urges letting each young person pursue a natural calling for lasting happiness and success.
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Scientific American
Harold Skimpole
Cure a Cold Over a Patchwork of Remedies
A Danbury News item recounts a humorous folk cure for a severe cold. The patient receives bone set and horehound tea, multiple plasters, onion drafts, musk paste, goose oil, sweet fern tea, salts, home remedies, hot rum, alcohol bath, spearmint tea, castor oil, pills, vinegared cloth, and flaming feathers. The account ends with gratitude and a note to keep the remedy list for future danger.
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A Boston Boy and the Four Dogs Trade Tale
A Boston man tells of his son who buys a cur for a quarter and sells to a milkman for a dollar, then buys four more dogs with the proceeds. The youngster later brags of his trading wit in a humorous school composition and a coal-hauling wedding gift from Pennsylvania.
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