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  2. Short Story.

    Mrs. Travers’s morning-room was the ideal of luxurious elegance, and the lady herself made a charming picture as she lay back, [?] the crimson cushions of ...

    Article : 3,089 words
  3. The Home. Personal Marketing.

    Let the housewife see that she unfailingly superintends her own marketing, not from her kitchen through the medium of an employee of the traderpeople, but at ...

    Article : 346 words
  4. Cricket Stories.

    A Hull boy possesses a fox-terrier which is a veritable gold mine—or, to be strictly accurate, a little silver mine. Bob—for that is the dog’s name—can earn the price of his ...

    Article : 962 words
  5. How Cities Laugh and Cry.

    Cities have their moods and tempers, just as men do, and no two of them in the world are quite allke in their ways of receiving news—good or bad. ...

    Article : 752 words
  6. Comic Cuttings.

    Some men seem to think a woman's mission is submission. Equal paris of love and sense make the world go round on the square. ...

    Article : 509 words
  7. Household Removals.

    An unlovely parallelogram upon wheels, drawn by three jaded horses; a sleepy driver, tucked into a little bin on top; behind, on the tail-board, two or three frowsy ...

    Article : 829 words
  8. So Sure It Was [?]ers.

    The other day an omnibus, full of passengers, drove up to its terminus in a London suburb. Side by side sat a commercial traveller and a lady temperance ...

    Article : 400 words
  9. Found at Last.

    One of the old-time Southern negroes went to Boston to make his fortune. After a week of walking up and down he found himself penniless, and no work in ...

    Article : 214 words
  10. Sir Forrest Fulton. Q.C.

    Sir Forrest Fulton, recently appointed to the post of Recorder of the City of London in succession to the late Sir Charles Hall, is a man of some eminence. He was ...

    Article : 240 words
  11. Cavalry to the Rescue.

    Four squadrons of horse, two English and two Austrian, with an average of about 100 men to the squadron, attacked and dispersed 3000 Frenchmen in position at ...

    Article : 228 words
  12. Another Recruit.

    A recrulting [?]gent who enlisted a young man is Dubin put the question to him, as is usual gave him the shilling and walked him to the barracks. ...

    Article : 47 words
  13. Perils of Economy.

    "I'm moving them right up to my house," announced the head of the mercantile firm to his partner. "It don't seem the right thing, but I'm not a ...

    Article : 326 words
  14. Such Good Friends.

    After they had kissed each other and each had disposed of a chocolate to show that there was no ill-feeling between them, the blonde said: ...

    Article : 226 words
  15. Crossed Wires.

    Grasshoppers have been known to stop a railroad train, and snakes or eels have often been drawn into a water pipe with disagreeable results, but what is probably ...

    Article : 224 words
  16. Unique Among Stables.

    The German Emperor has under construction in the outskirts of Berlin what is to be probably the most splendid stable in the world. It looks like a palace, and it has ...

    Article : 205 words
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