Somebody's Mother across the wintry street
A ragged elderly woman stands at a snow slick crosswalk ignored by busy youths. A kind boy among them helps her cross and reflects that she is somebody's mother and hopes someone will aid his own mother someday. The poem ends with the mother praying for kindness to noble boys who are somebody's sons.
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MISS CAREY'S BOX CHAPTER XI A tale of Claire and a vanished maiden
Claire schemes for advantage over Madame d Alembert while recounting a dramatic London mystery of a handkerchief and a missing lady. Frank investigates Rexford and Marianne Rexford in San Francisco and London, seeking the unknown fate and possible killer behind the vanished heiress.
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The Railroad Law Unjust Discrimination Ban Enacted
South Carolina adopts the Railroad Law to curb unjust rates by common carriers. Sections establish that charges must be reasonable and not higher for shorter distances, require parity in rates for similar services, and impose penalties equal to twice the excess with a one year filing window. Approved December 24, 1878.
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