The Tiger Wins The Bride Or The Maid
A Chicago News excerpt tells of Pontifex who debates a choice between the tiger or the maid as he uses five dollars to woo a bride. He risks the parson’s fee and wonders if luck will favor love or money, ending with the tiger’s win though the maid seems happier.
Peacock and Parsonage Past Bring Two Hearts Together
Miss Prudence Hildreth clashes over a pet peacock at The Elms与 parsonage life softens as Rev Austin Miller and Prudence recall a long past romance. Their renewed bond grows through mischief with Miller children and a shared late love, culminating in a postponed wedding years later after tragedy and reunion.
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John
Miss Hildreth
Jane
Miss Noyes
Miss Dunn
Parson Miller
Miss Prudence
Dan
Dickens
Miss Prue
Miller Brothers
Rev
Austin Miller
Bridget
Mr. Miller
Harum Scarum
Hildreth
Little Amy
Deacon Brickett
Jacob
God
Amy
Tev
Miss Carew
Prue
Prudence Hildreth
Miller
Elms
Seock
Mims
Pruce
Austin
Tom Miller
Tom
Mr. Miler
Variety of Humorous Snippets and Humble Observations
A collage of jokes and light vignettes from multiple sources features actors, conductors, and everyday characters. Tales include a horse car conductor teased by ladies, boardinghouse humor, deckhand banter, a poker night tease, and witty exchanges about trust and manners in bustling urban life.
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the Tiger
Pontifex
Chicago News
Earth
MEN OF the Press
Albert Edwards
HE Was
Howler
Lawrence Americana
Tompkins
Detroit Journal
Arthur Walley
Scitumin
New York Weekly
Omaha
Bill
Harper’s Bazar
Wayside
T. Raveller
Kansas
Lawrence American
Bobby
Tommy
Sam
Charleston S. C
Burlington Free Press
Albert Fre
Gazzan
Remark
Omaha Tercher
Bright Boy
Siery
Sly
Adolpha
Jankins
Jack
Dashley
Dashiey