New Typewriter Sparks Courtship in DetroIt
A New York bachelor author offered a spinster a machine for $5 a month that could type poetry, articles, and fiction. She replied in a graceful hand praising her own machine, called the Blank typewriter, stating it is superb, not for sale at a month, and worth a large advance due to many improvements. The author aims to be a millionaire to hire its services.
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Circus families endure across generations and ages
The piece notes circus people stay connected through generations, with long-serving performers still active at ages up to seventy-five. It highlights family life, the role of male protectors for traveling women, and the constant presence of children learning the trade with their parents.
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