Life as a Play and Its Grim Turn
A poetically framed reflection in Munsey's Magazine compares life to a play where hero and villain fulfill roles and scenes shift like a stage. It notes that mourning prayers do not prevent death from bringing greater changes than expected.
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Winthrop Church
Munsey’s Magazine
Beethoven Club
I Found My Ideal Bride After Long Search
George Milman narrates two love stories sparked by a painting and a Tennessee train sighting. He pursues the woman who resembles the pictured ideal, meets her in Hempstead and Tennessee, and ultimately marries Miss Ethel Lyndon after uncovering their past connection.
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Texas
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Tennessee
Hempstead
Dallas
Lyndon
Ethel
Axton Station
Atlanta Constitution
The Joker's Budget and Humorous Vignettes
A collage of jokes and quips on economy and health plus nautical notes and social satire. Snappy sketches feature a healthful altitude fix, a thrift flat joke, a bride’s liquor habit via cloves, and a sailor’s high C mishap, all in a 19th century humor voice.
Relics of Columbus Expedition Found in Santo Domingo
Special Commissioner F A Ober in Santo Domingo noted a large cannon buried in sand along the Ozama River near Castle Homenaje. Don Diego Colon built a fortress like palace. cannon fortifications rose and fell. The rusty weapon, entombed about 380 years, may be sent to Chicago for a Columbus salute.
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Chicago Herald
Broadcloth fashions feature embroidered chestnut motif
Elegant broadcloths this season highlight a chestnut design appliqued on dark brown fabric. Velvet burrs and contrasting leaves in silk embroidery create a textured effect with curled leaf tips suggesting drying.
Mace Us at Peor Noted Amid Corn Production Belief
A fragment notes a clash at Peor involving a mace reference amid widespread discussion that much of the country’s output comes from corn. The text suggests agricultural focus rather than a full narrative.
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Peor
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