The Rummage Sale Dress Mixup at Mrs Hargraves
In a New York Daily News style tale a village rummage sale reveals Miss Alwyn’s lavender gown mispriced and quietly claimed by Mr Burtram who buys it as a bargain. Mary and Betty nudge events as the gown’s owner discovers the true wearer.
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Sarslee
Ee Hall
Hargraves Ennies
Alwyn
Saya
Alwyn Piuid
Stars
Lourenmid
Met
Mary
Wallin
Mars
Troy
Alwyn'a
Bury
Bury Took the Dresses To Mise Hoger
Miu Rogers
Misa Rogers
Mra. Hargreaves
Bartram
Baitor
Ehlal
Miss Rogers
Betty
Anya
Indy
Blurgreaves
Lin Tie
Hebert
Walt
Har- Breaves
Conversation Snippet Between Doctor and Patient
A dialog shows a doctor insisting on instructions for medicines and predicting dyspepsia for the patient. The patient expresses confusion about taking remedies and the exchange ends with the doctor noting effects after taking other medicines.
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Tully
Burleigh Questioned on Presidential Descendants
A fragmented historical exchange questions why many U S presidents have no living descendants. The dialogue mentions Burleigh and a judge, noting that of twenty five presidents, ten have no descendants today.
Third Story Back Comedy Reveals Rent Struggle
A humorous yet pointed tale set in a tenement back room shows a landlady arguing over rent with a tenant while a crowd of women visit and gossip. The scene blends sharp social critique with farcical dialogue about poverty, rooming houses, and street life in the city. The piece is followed by a stark report on child labor in 1900s America.
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Tie Bad
Marcus Aupelius
Choy
Chen
Paul Reine
Sven Wayne
Duany
New York
Hats Across The Wide Straws And Feathers In Vogue
A detailed survey of fashionable hats features veiled and inclined shapes trimmed with wide ribbons, feathers, flowers and lace. Descriptions cover color blends, ribbon flowers, natural straw textures, ostrich plumes, and decorative nets, noting trends, stability concerns, and the influence of garden party wear.
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Alde
Raver
Atti
Corthco
Che Toy
Ife Centered Life and Home Education Voice
Long essay by Edward Irevert stressing the home as life’s center and education, warning against forced schooling, urging moral duties within family and community. It argues health and wealth come from a thriving home life, promotes mutual support, and condemns domestic abuse and neglect. Includes religious and social reflections on marriage, gender roles, and burdens borne by families.
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Edward Irevert
Howe Wai
Mauryaphius
Hobert Byrns
John Tits Browele Crone
Ife
Jed Robert Stevenson
Jauuie
Mabima
Papa
Yiu
Pete
Herve
Bowie
Alus
Iesson
Nod
Sermonette on Progress and Modern Conveniences
A religious note urges progress in all aspects of faith and daily life. It links divine revelation to modern inventions like the automobile telegraphy and skyscrapers, presenting Rev. A Work of the Church and the United States intent in a brisk, period voice.
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Mason
Alu
Ptier
AnnanrhntouRge
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Louth
Conan
Iherr
Jan Kubelik
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Ribelik
de Claise
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Hurleigh
United States
Steae M Mercantile Extate
Ighmenta
Ant Country
Wandhy
William C. Lent
Alaska
Aawaii
Pluk
Yypes
Rev. J. HO
Board of Health
Perdition
Jeans
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