Weather Faith Of An Old Farmer In Almanac Antiquity
A rural speaker rejects weather forecasts from modern newspapers and machines. He trusts the old Farmer's Almanac and natural signs from geese, beavers, and lunar cycles to predict snow, rain, and planting times, recalling past winters and farming needs. This monologue extols traditional methods andskepticism toward new forecasting tools.
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Hanner
Simon
Clara Augusta
New England
Easter Bonnet Deception and a Love Drawn True
In a New York spring, heiress Gratia Fielding schemes for a duplicate Honiton bonnet, while Ethel Everly quietly helps Estelle Dupont care for a sick mother. A moral turn follows as Everly’s compassion thwarts Gratia, and Harold Hartwick wins a steadfast engagement, leaving Gratia to face ill fortune from her vanity.
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Colonel Mayfield
Harry
Hartwick
Ethel Everly
Harold Hurtwick
Gratia Fielding
Fielding
Cesar
Harold Hartwick
Ethel
Miss Everly
Mamma
Jenny
Papa
Mrs. Needleford
Gratia
Mrs. Fielding
Louise
Louks
Lou
Paris
Sally Vigaroux
New York
Madam Plumereau
Madam
Estelle Dupont
Miss Dupont
Miss Martin
Falcon Court
Mademoiselle
Estelle
Madame Plume Cau
Mademoigene
Plumereau
Madam Dupont
Annette
Miss Fielding
Gra*ia Fielding
The Jokers Budget and Quick Quips Across Tales
A collage of humorous snippets from late 19th and early 20th century journals. Jests touch on stewed potatoes, porch talk, and peddlers with wry one liners. Readers encounter spoof conversations, social foibles, and cartoonish gags framed as short newspaper items.
Acclaimed Humorous Tidbits Appear in Mixed Columns
A collage of light verse and anecdotes from various periodical sources includes antidote quips about economy and romance, a wooden wedding joke, a waiter in Hel ena, coal shortages, elastic baby humor, a grand ball champagne moment, bridge pride, and a rain-eyed boy tale.
British battleship Royal Sovereign surpasses Italian rivals in tonnage
Analysis from Scientific American notes the Royal Sovereign exceeds Italian ships Italia and others in displacement, while Britain adopts an armored belt and British authorities debate armor efficacy against six inch guns. It adds commentary on the difficulty of finding easy gains in naval design.
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Scientific American
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OLD Farmers Almanac
Virgil
Hardface
Bellows Mansion
Checkleigh
Peddier
Kansas City
Mrs. Smith
Smith
Texas Siftings
Miss Doem
Hiram
Cape Cod
TRONY
P. D
Q. RR
Harper’s Bazar
New York Weekly
Mr. Stavylate
Clara Upperton
Miss de Pink
FBI
Maud
Harper's Bazar
Mr. Younglove
Alice
Mrs. Younglove
Si— Tr
George
Boston Courier
Cupid
New York Herald
Amelia
Arthur
Frank
Little Willis
Helena
St Paul Globe
Benedict
Pittsburg
Sidley Street
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tiberius
Chiffey
Checkerstripe
Chaffey
Harvard Lampoon