Prince Dusty and Cynthia Missing at Dusty Farm
Twelve year old Arthur Dale Dustin, nicknamed Prince Dusty, faces rejection from cousin peers and harsh Aunt Nancy after a classroom of mischief. He befriends Cynthia and they share make believe adventures until a kind stranger in a carriage helps them, while Uncle Phin offers solace amid family tensions. Arthur longs for a true home away from his harsh step and Aunt Nancy.
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Arthur Dale Dustin
Dustins
John Dustin
Arthur
John
Cynthia
Mrs. Dustin
Robin
Dusty
New York
Nancy
Prince Dusty
Dustin House
Hans Christian Andersen
Phin
Arthur Dale
Dalescourt
Virginia
Virginia Dale
Reg
Richard Dustin
Eee
Pennsylvania
Ward
Lil Marse
Beck
Vinnie
Uncle Phin
Review of the Quarter The Decline of Israel
A historical study traces Israel’s rise under Saul David and Solomon to a four century decline led by Rehoboam. Elijah and Elisha are praised as steadfast prophets amid civil strife and idolatry. The piece covers Judah and the northern kingdom, exiles, Persian return, Greek rule, and Roman conquest, concluding with a biblical moral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Samuel
Saul
Gaivid
Solomon
Asia
Judah
David
Ishbosheth
Euphrates
Red Sea
Rehoboam
Elijah
Elisha
Jeroboam
Jehu
Jehoahaz
Joash
Jeroboam II
Zachariah
Shallum
Menahem
Hadrian
Bar-Cokheba
Jerusalem
Cyrus
New Temple
Ezra
Nehemiah
B.C
Palestine
It Took Time in Love Confession From Texas Siftings
Miss Fanny and Gus De Smith exchange a guarded confession of lasting love. He asserts his feelings grew over five years, denying that his affection is mere passion, while she challenges his sincerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fanny
Mr. de Smith
Gus de Smith
Texas Siftings
Not Guilty. Court room farce about shoes and nerves
A playful courtroom exchange features Mrs. Lushington-Why and Henry denying drunkenness as the jury quips about tight new shoes making him stumble. The repartee centers on mishearing and lighthearted accusations rather than facts.
Secret of Success Firmly Held by Dr. Bosworth
Drugstore owner L M Bosworth promotes perseverance as the secret of success while advertising Dr Miles New Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine noting large sales and free testimonials. The piece also mentions Easter number contributions by Frances Hodgson Burnett Amelia E Barr and others in the New York Ledger.
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L. M. Bosworth
Miles
Ers
Frances Hodgson Barnett
New York Ledger
Lord Fauntleroy
Amelia E. Barr
Esau
George Bancroft
Lord Byron
Amy Randolph
Felix Oswald
Jean Kate Ludlum
Wilson de Meza
Helen M. North
Do Not Drink Water Before Bath Warnings
Advice cautions against drinking water immediately before taking a bath. The guidance notes potential risks and suggests spacing between hydration and bathing for comfort and safety.
Fitz John Porter Civil War General Chronology
Fitz John Porter born in New Hampshire on June 13 1822 is a West Point graduate of 1845. He earned promotion to captain in 1856 and colonel in 1861 for bravery at Gaines Mill and Malvern Hill, was censured at Bull Run, faced court martial and 18 years of appeals, with 1886 relief bill signed by Cleveland after Grant supported his innocence. he then lived in New York active in business and public life.
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Fitz John Portzir
Fitz John Porter
New Hampshire
West Point
Gaines’ Mill
Malvern Hill
Bull Run
Pope
Gen. Grant
Porter
Cleveland
New York
A Husband's Mistake in Family Health Tales
An antique ad-like notice touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as preventing headaches dizziness neuralgia and sleeplessness in wives and children. It claims universal satisfaction and wide sales with distributors in Syracuse Hills of Syracuse N Y Port Wayty: J C Wolf Hills of Syracuse N Y and Peak Knew. It notes no opiates and promises safe relief from nervous disease at L M Bosworth's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Wacow & Co
Port Wayty
J.c. Wolf
Hills
Syracuse
N. Y
J- Dale
Mich
Manarede
L. M. Bosworth
Wisconsin sketch by Vilas to appear in Harper's Magazine
A historical and descriptive sketch of the State of Wisconsin by Hon. W F Vilas will appear in Harper's Magazine April issue. It features portraits of prominent supporters of Wisconsin welfare and adds to Lake region history. Three died from the flu.
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Wisconsin
W. F. Vilas
United States
Harper's Magazine
Lake
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Westerman & Arnold
AMES
Iowa
Enor D. Loud
Ock
Forth Side
Main Street
Ames, Lows
Seay
Xfoods
Geo. D. Loud
Hamilton & Co
S@astoria
Tas Carrave Couraxy
Fulton Street
Booles
Rues
J. F. McLain
Inter Ocean
Mai
Pee Bee
As Pee Ist Weg Alison
Paper
Northwest
ELY
A&a
Bearys
Coe
THE
Rot
Magasine Inter
Rica
American Agriculturistriculturist
Seta Moleynscese
Pep Pollar
ICL
Leta Ro
Eeath Times
Express
Chicago
Lesson Xili
Henry Billings Brown
Henry Bullings Brown
Supreme Court of the United States
Detroit
Portland
Gen
James Pitt
John Alden
Priscilla Mullins
Governor Bradford
Washington
Jacob H. Gallinger
Henry W. Blair
Cornwall
Ucation
Concord
N.H
Gallinger
State House of Representatives
State Senate
Congress
la Grippe
Toledo
Ohio
G. C. Bittner & Co
Ogre
C.A. Snow &Co
D. C
Humphreys
Gare
Penesiiy
Humphreys’ Medicine CO
William and John Sts
Isreare
Aly
Price
Humphreys’ A Cine CO
W.y. L. M. Bosworth
Palllars Peele
E. Allen
Rughata
Elgin
Waltham
Empire Watch Club CO
Park Row
Soc
Haseltine, Warren
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
ST. Louis
All Pointe Dakotas
A. Celsior Springs
Hot Springs
Colorado
Peoria
Illinois
Indiana
OHTQ
Kentucky
West Virginia
Minnento
Iowa Central
H. Ackert
A. F. Banks
Barry
Marshalltown
Bucklen
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