Night Court Tragedy and a Father's Despair
Mike Thomas clings to his baby as his wife Mary is sentenced to six months in the Workhouse for a court plea. Judge Moffett orders the child placed with the Children's Aid Society, sparking a grim confrontation about family, justice, and sorrowful fate.
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Claud Callan Reflects On A Wife And Public Life
A compact reminiscence centers on Claud Callan describing his wife as reasonable yet prone to excess. He recounts her insistence on entertaining guests and belonging to a cheerful public persona while urging restraint at home. The piece ends noting Baltimore’s lamplight shift and a quip about vice presidents.
What the Farmers Get Out of It
Copper's Weekly argues against using grain for whisky by detailing a corn bushel yields four gallons of whisky worth 16 50 at retail before prohibition. It itemizes who profits from the sale including the U S Government railroad manufacturer drayman the consumer and even the farmer's children, then notes many dislike the distribution of proceeds.
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