Paris Night Errand and the Protector's Dilemma
An unnamed narrator travels through late night Paris guiding a Breton girl to a secluded door. Inside, a repulsive concierge guards a dim inner court as a duel erupts with a flashy, wine-soaked suitor. The heroine’s motive remains unclear, ending with officials and a 두dly resolved confrontation.
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Rue St. Denis
St. Denis
Paris
Sis
Lnst
Reiling
L. Ae
Gaiety
Mulching and feeding tips for farm poultry and hogs
The article advises building simple chick drinking fountains from boards and nails to prevent chilling water, emphasizes mulching to protect roots and conserve moisture, and presents a practical dairy ration. It also covers dry poultry floors, hog indigestion from overfeeding corn, and experimenting with soil nutrition to balance nitrogen, potash, and phosphoric acid for better crop growth.
Growing Hay With Profit From Clark’s Farm Methods
A farm bulletin highlights profitable hay cultivation by George M. Clark of Connecticut. It stresses fertile fine soil, a perfect seed bed, thick seeding, and heavy fertilizer blends including potash, bone, nitrate of soda, and rock acid. It notes weed control by summer harrowing and advises testing acres for results before full adoption.
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George M. Clark
Connecticut
Bpace
Clark
Beggar Woman Charged In Essex Market Court
In New York at the Essex Market police court a poverty stained woman faced arraignment over a large haul of coins and a heavy handkerchief bundle found on the curb. Bank records in Syracuse showed over $1,000 credited to her, while she cited two weeks of gathering the coins. She had three grown children in Syracuse able to support her, yet pleaded hardship as she sat in court.
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Paris
Clie
Ieee
Wakil
Jerome
Greville
M. de Greville
Monsieur de Greville
Maine
de Greville
Bae Cascoe
Spain
Leing
Monatenr
Fred
Messires
Ming
New York Society
Leeds
Alphonsine
Lily
Ennydle
Sumer
Galdbrick-on-the- Bank
Merger Mogg
Boston
Leach
Lassle
Essex Market
New York
Rm Savernes Bank
Syracuse
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Doctors Across States
Three physicians endorse Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney diseases and related ailments. Benton I says it cured diabetes when others failed and recommends it in practice. St John Kansas doctor cites success for a child with epileptic fits after scarlet fever. Yorktown Arkansas doctor calls it best for kidney disease and permanent cures. The New York Tribune notes a rural paper laments a failing local press and prints a satiric valediction.
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Buffalo
Dodd
Rh. H. Duntway
A. D
Benton, I
Jesse L. Times
M. D
St. John
Iansas
Winter Beauty in Gardens The Possibilities of Winter Landscape Gardening
A reader observes how bare branches and evergreen backdrops create striking winter color. Berry bearing shrubs like scarlet fruited alder and wax berry pop against green, with a suner effect from year round evergreens. A bittersweet vine and a Virginia creeper add vivid crimson against blue skies, proving winter can show bright color and visual drama.
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Yeaders
The Robust Telegraphist Trades Coffee for Postum
A Virginian telegraph operator narrates years of coffee use causing nervous strain and insomnia. After switching to Postum his nerves strengthened, work improved, weight rose, and health improved. Testimonial ends with company location Battle Creek Michigan and mention of a booklet.
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Medical
Postum
Poston
Battle Creek
Mich
Gach
Wellville
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France
Seriguy
Lemoyne
Pilags Po
Johot ii
Postilios
Pari
Chicago News
Sageville
Gengal
Chicke
Jersey
Pasitier
New York Tribune
Indian Territory
Herald-Banner
Hassies
Milburn
U.S. A
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