A Fallen Idol and a Portrait Duel in Mysore
In a Mysore tale, Ram Chunga’s festival ends with the sacred idol broken and Jain triumph hailed. Campion, an artist, is drawn into influence and intrigue as Miss Sybil Elsworth and his rival Babcock shape a climactic confrontation over a secret engagement and a Grosvenor portrait ambition.
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Mysore
Ram Chhunga
Siva
Ram Chinga
Ram’ Chunsa
Acharya Chick
Mar
Ram Chunga
Chalanka
Mark Dass
Tipnoo Sahib
Chilayka
Setingipatam
Great Britain
Scent London Time 13th Century Chapter 1
Fragmentary OCR describes a London neighborhood with a two story cottage near St John’s Wood. It notes a young painter’s studio attracting attention and hints at the narrator’s opening scene and the painter Caspies, whose bold experiments challenge British art tastes.
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London
St. Tohn’s Wood
Indian Jost described as a rare underground edible
A Yackahoo citizen reports to the Ava paper an Indiana tachkahne found by a plow. The singular underground vegetable, called Indian Jost or Indian bread, grows without roots or stems and resembles a piece of bread. Its growth remains largely unknown and it was valued as a delicacy by the Indians.
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Tousins County
Ava
United States
Mount Ver‘hon
Collar Law Sends Many Dogs To Hatterson Home
New act requiring dogs wear collars with owner name and address promises more lost dogs reaching the Hatterson Home. Over 900 dogs had been admitted to the facility, according to Constry Gen eman.
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Hatterson
Dees
All the Vowels, Abstemiis and freetous in words
A fragmented note from the Pittsburg Dispatch remarks that only certain words contain all vowels before the letter order, highlighting abstemiis and freetous as examples and suggesting a playful linguistic observation.
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Pittsburg
New Collar Pins and Lace Guimpe Styles Highlight Wardrobe Trends
Patterns show a prominent guimpe feature using lawn with lace yokes and lace edged sleeves, offering plain or frilled options with cuffs. Foundation fabrics include lawn and silk, with variations for long or short sleeves, basque edges, and tucked lace edging. ribbon trimming and decorative collar pins appear on counters as popular accents.
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New Yorke City
Trousseau Gowns and Fashion Details in 19th Century Textiles
The article describes gown construction with frilled sleeves and puff foundations, outlining fabric quantities for medium sizes including lengths and widths. It quotes The Woman's Home Companion on trousseau gowns being more beautiful yet fewer in number due to changing fashions and the need for new styles to keep pace with trends. Velvet ribbons and lining practices are noted, with measurements for fabric requirements and adjustable waists via tape or gathered attachments.
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Woman's Home Companion
It Is Finished Jesus Death and Burial Exposition
The piece analyzes Jesus cross work on Golgotha with focus on three finish lines the sufferings the mission and the atonement. It notes fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies the piercing of Christ side and the anointing by Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus as open disciples.
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Jesus
Jess
Christ
Satan
John
Moses
Joseph
Micndemus
Corp Don
Senator Nixon Opera House Project Rebuilt For Stage Visibility
A Winnemucca civic project honoring former townspeople by United States Senator Nixon faced a costly redesign. The completed building revealed an invisible stage from the gallery, necessitating a tear out and reconstruction at an added expense of about 20,000 dollars.
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United States
Nixon
Winnemucca
New
Peanut roasting machines appear on city streets
The article notes a playful scene of peanut discovery and a new street delicacy spreading among Londoners and a hopeful boy market. It mentions peanut culture shifting from distant comics to daily life, with broad references to nations and unfamiliar projects.
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Jondon Farting
London
Cnckney
Baelind
Amerivia- Jains
The Bishop of Kipan Poem Fragment on Love and Heaven
Fragmentary verse notes the heartseeking treasure above and the soul’s descent to earth. A historical voice, the Bishop of Kipan, ties divine light to human love and the duty to return to earthly labor. The lines reference heaven, love, and moral lessons.
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Belon
Jenna
Lyon
Kipan
Beware of Dogs and Grumblers in Christian Life
Reverend George Downing Sparks argues that grumbling and fault finding harm Christian community. He likens chronic grumbling to dogs, cites Sheridan and biblical psalms, and calls believers to inner renewal and compassion rather than petty caviling. He urges a humane, constructive spirit aligned with Nazareth’s example.
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Paul
Sheridan
School For Scandal
Sneerwell
Ehyonie Grumblera
Carpenter
Nazareth
Imperial
George Downing Sparks
Christ Church
West Islip
N. Y
The
Sunday Herald
Definition of Christianity Sermon at Oxford
The Bishop of London preached to a university audience denying philosophic theories of atonement and presenting salvation as God's self sacrfice. He urged believers to accept that the eternal Son emptied himself and poured out his life and blood for humanity and respond with total devotion.
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Oxford
London
Jesus Christ
When the Stars Are Seen
A reflective piece urging resilience through suffering. It contrasts darkness on earth with the shining skies and distant worlds, urging readers to seek light beyond pain and breathe a larger space in spirit as hope expands.
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Washington Ster
Remark on Life, Effort and Purpose by Charles Wanner
A reflective quote on life and usefulness urging action over neglect. It argues that human effort aligns with eternal laws, and inaction is the worst form of evil. The piece frames life as a contest between earthly weakness and divine order, warning against folding one’s hands.
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Ond
Charles Wanner
Record of Olympic name for new 1000-foot White Star liner
The new one thousand foot steamship for the White Star Line at Liverpool will be named the Olympic. It is possible two leviathans of this size will be built for the Southern New York trade.
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White Star Line
Liverpool
England
Olympic
New York
Prince and Priest in Hermannstadt Record
Prince Carl Hyon of Hohenlohe serves as village pastor in Hermannstadt Hungary after a prior posting at the Papal Court to Remo. The arrangement marks a notable clerical appointment involving a royal figure in a historic region.
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Hermannstadt
Hungary
Carl Hyon of
Hohenlohe
Stalind Ag
Remo
Simoree
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Babcock
Campion
Bals
Bales
Cordin
Anovker
Miss Elsworth
Jove
Sybil
Bombay
Wat
Chela
Mahatma
Axel Nebelsen
India
Babcork
Capon
Nexrer
Liniton
Ronald Campion
Bast- ‘Bourte
Sybil Will
Syb
Ronald
Dada
the Grosvenor
Sir C
Aunt Hillary
Papa
Hilary
Loty
Tee Trenenstrume
Audiralia
Qrebec Bank
Gail Grey
Canada
Atsteade
Quebec
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