A Mother Encounters a Stranger in New Orleans Side Street
In New Orleans a mother, anxious for her children, encounters a quiet man in a streetcar who hints at past warmth and asks a favor. The moment stirs her with a complex blend of memory, protection, and uneasy curiosity as the crowd moves on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Sotebow
West Tee
Anit
Wien
Kail
Ana
Nee Fm
Toni
Podiestans
Ted Thore
Saib
Axedisca
Civil Service Examinations
Webster
Uies
Agataes
Orie Bi
The Clover Poodle and a Saddler’s Whip Tale
An old tale recalls a clever poodle with one black ear who steals loaf and whip. The narrator teaches discipline, then the dog returns the whip to the saddler after a long stroll, illustrating dogged ethics and mischief in a quaint reminiscence from The Spectator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad
Carnain
Saddlers
Redheaded Dangers and Social Shifts from Old Times
An elderly narrator recalls prejudice against auburn hair and gossip about fashion, faith, and propriety. The tale wanders through social satire, fashion extravagance, and a courthouse conversation about smoking in a railcar, weaving references to historical figures and royal portraits.
Jackson and Sevier duel legend in Sumner court tale
The article recounts a Tennessee courthouse legend from Sumner county in 1795 where Andrew Jackson was praised for brave conduct after confronting bullies in court. It notes Jackson’s rise as district attorney, a duel with Sevier, and the enduring youthful myth of his early enforcement of law and public virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
Sevier
Sumner County
Jackson
Joe Guild
Tat
Nashville
Nafurs
Jacksim
Hts
Bezun
Samuel B. Morgan
Tennesse
Morgan
New Orian
Jaekwon
Lin
Tackwon
Washington
Nohm
Chesterfield
Willoughby
Jams
suMo
Lafayette
Jano Sonia
Gen
Hall
Dackwin Waxon
Bie
Gatchva Jackson
Hostory
Jackwn
Banane
Ta Vt Sevier
Tennessee
Knorville
Jarkeon
Ture
Virginia
Virginie
Sevie
LAND OF EARTHQUAKES Buddeo Breaking Up of Dinner Party
A reader recounts multiple earthquakes from 1842 in South America ending with a dining room scene in Santiago during Lent. The account covers premonitory rumblings, panic among guests, a second shock, and a vivid later episode near Valparaiso where dust, collapsing plaster, and fear defined the dangerous experience, ending with reflections on the tremors and a crowded street scene in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddeo
Repub
South America
Herod Herod
Santiago
Chill
Don Santiago Valencia
Indies
Pasaine
Tie
Valparates
Tibet
The Use of Coffee and Its Health Effects
A long article argues that moderate pure coffee use is beneficial, while excess or adulterated blends harm health. It warns that many places serve mixed or counterfeit coffee, often harming the forge and health, and urges careful preparation and scrutiny of cafe quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Turkey
Constantinople
Sublime Porte
Greece
Egypt
Pasha
North American Review
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zaily Ae
Zagle Tittle
Penn
Franklin
X, C
Lucretia
United State
Florence
Catherine of
Hivasia
Anny
Austeig
Ninwade L'Eaclet
Mary Stuart
Sim Jane
Mrs. Potter
Eucuin
Happinor
Athenia
Hanner
Gen Jackson
Jenny O'Neil
Jemmy
Bern
Jackem
Old Hickory
Alliance
Utopia
Tomate
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Commercial Gazette
Norfolk
New York State
Pittsburger
Pittsburg Commercial
Cocamon
Scollossi
Repubdic
Cordiliere Range
Las Francie Buletto
Thea Elvan
Wichita City Roller_Mills
Imperial
Oliver & Imbodenco
Kansas Loan and Investment
N. F. Nieperuanpen
M. W. Levy
Treas
A.W. Oxtren
J. C. Rutan
Bee’y
Capital
Wichita National Bank
Wichita
Kansas
Ita
R. P. Murdock
Chicago Lumber CO
COR
1St ST
Lawrence Ave
Chicago
W. A. Smith
Geo. L. Pratt
Geo. D. Cross
HESS
View
Wichita Wholesale Grocer Company
Corner First and Water St
Wichita, Kan
L. C. Jackson
Hacker & Jackson
Ivenn Brasch
Houck, Thomas & CO
Sarcoxie
Oklahoma
State National Bank
Cor Mainst
Dougawa Ave
Globe Iron Works
A. Flagg