Saidee Lynn Finds Work and a New Love in Locust Lane
Saidee Lynn, poor with Aunt Leah, takes cleaning work at the Hartwicks’ home in Locust Lane to ease their finances. She befriends Kate and Harry Hartwick, earns respect by hard work, and inspires a hopeful romance as Harry expresses affection while she helps restore order to the cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Porest Graves
Aunt Leah
Lynn
Leah
Damocles
Velasquez
Elasquez
Ienic
Saidee
Mr. Bruner
Ust
Dee
Anne
Belle
Alice Aiken
Mr. Pyle
Beile
Earl
Dan
Hartwick
Kat
Kathaine Hartwick
Kate
Harry Hartwick
Harry
Mr. Hartwick
Mrs. Hartwick
Saieo
Hyson
Locust Lane
Geidee
Saidre Lynn
The Sun and Comet Theory in Nineteenth Century Thought
The article discusses a sun-centered fate for comets with perihelion as the collision point, analyzes cometary constitution through spectroscopy, and explains luminous tails as a projection of solar light through a tenuous nebulous train. It also recounts a local Osterville tale of Captain Kidd and Hannah Screechem within a broader Boston Chicago rail note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encke
Gerihelion
Lony
Brush Farm Cook Sparks Family Row Over Romance
A Detroit Free Press tale describes a new cook at the Brush farm who was ordered not to mingle with men. She defies the rule nightly, prompting a confrontation at the back gate with the Colonel and a young suitor. The family learns Sarah no longer works there, yet the Colonel’s lingering ire remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Sarah
Doe
H. B
Setanta
Frdevia
Verona
Lyon
Oais
Redding
Russia
Bosiegene Pren
Vouraic
Bert Vo
Marshall
Mich
Hill
Eilert
Jeques
Uncle Sam
Se Wincheld
Sam
Potato Pie With Layered Meat and Tomato Topping
A recipe fragment describes preparing layers of potato slices with meat options such as lamb mutton beef or other. The dish is covered with gravy and topped with sliced tomato arranged in a baked pie style.
No grief like the grief that does not speak
A concise line reflecting silent sorrow and the weight of unspoken loss. The phrase emphasizes inner pain that remains unshared and unseen by others, leaving a quiet ache that persists without outward expression.
A Bull Sled in Siberia Described by an Irkutsk Correspondent
An Irkutsk correspondent of the New York Herald recounts his first bull sled sighting used where snow is absent. He notes a driver often a woman, a man guiding by rope, and a companion on foot, while travel remains impeded by flooded roads and rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Irkutsk
New York Herald
Verchojansk
Yakoutsk
Mr. Bobookoff
Unclear health elixir claim fronts a dubious cure
A fragment advertises Dr Streetts Yellow Doe Sarsaparilla claiming to restore health and vigor by a mix of botanicals. It urges immediate purchase, notes the product is a present from an eminent physician, and urges readers to request it if not stocked by their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Orugoists
Baker
Nat. Pussisaine Co
St. Louis
White, Smith & CO
Boston
RS & A. P. Lecen
Household cures and fixes from a family scrap book
A dated miscellany offers home remedies and tips. It describes relief for burns and scalds with dry soda and a wet cloth, iron cleaning with beeswax and salt, a starch recipe with corn starch gum arabic and leaf sugar, silk care with castile soap, earache relief using black pepper and cotton batting, ink and rust removal with oxalic acid, shellac repairs, and a vinegar like remedy for ink removal.
Unclear Medical Slogan Spurs Care Reform
Fragmentary text describes an individual's severe health issues and weak condition with reference to piles indigos and pain. The lines suggest an anecdotal testimonial about health and remedies, but lack clear date names or organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. O. B
Sean
Nature Upholds Through Resistance and Education
A compact reflection on how opposing forces shape character and strength. The passage links passion and struggle with growth, suggesting that what we overcome becomes the foundation of our true power.
Faithful New Mexico Dog Guards Flock After Master’s Death
A dog in a remote New Mexico ranch tended a flock for two years after his owner died. The dog fed himself by seizing the last sheep at night and serving it for meals, yet the flock grew and remained protected. When the owner’s remains were found, the dog continued guarding and guiding the sheep daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Deanink
Cruel Practice of Sending Consumptives Away From Home
A discussion denounces sending consumptives to distant climates as inhuman and cowardly. It critiques the practice for poor patients, notes misleading reports about insurers, and promotes medical authority and home care over relocation. The piece cites Dr. Wolfe of Cincinnati and advertisements for remedies and natural cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Marseilles
Nice
Rome
Naples
Madeira
Villa Franca
Cuba
Ama Islands
Florida
Colorado
Minnesota
Kansas correspondent on Prohibition results
A Kansas correspondent argues the law merely shifts drinking from bars to home. He suggests men buy liquor by the barrel and drink at home, yet notes potential savings if they drink less overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Professor Ross
Albany
Richard A. Proctor
Joscian
Hannah Screechem
Boston Transcript
Osterville
Mass
New England
Captain Kidd
Kidd
Hannah
Rayne
Chicago
New York
Michigan Central R. R
Andelphia
Chi
Niagara Falls
Michigan Central
Boston and
New York Express
Dr. N. B. Wolfe
Wolfe
Cincinnati
United States
Smith Street
Ohio
Reliable State Insurance Company
Des Moines Daily News
State Insurance Company
Des Moines
Solid Reliable Company
Missouri
Insurance Commission of
Iowa
Woodtine Twineth
Philadelphia
Hop
Prearonm
Hop ‘Iter Aed
Lydia E. P.akham
Patrick
Mensman
Caswet
Hazakd Ce. Proprietora
Carter
Grand Central Depot
Mr. Moriarity
Mr. Finnegan
Dennis
Yostetters
Birrers
Johnson's
Com
N. W. Box Srr
Washingto
Mechanica Dastane
Henry Orth
Geera
Mets
Boun Etheee Crald & CO
Mira
H. SM Generals
Sasa
Piso
Loomis & Myman
Tiffin
Parsons’ Eee Pill Co
Wits Eek Suna Eieiings i Seng & Siewen Weekly
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Tom Beam
Jones
Jones OF
Binghamton
Binghamtes
Jas. A. Garfield
B. A. Hinsdale
Hiram
E. B. Puller & Bro
Ins
Weer
Eure
Lee
U.y
Bneramton
Whitam
New Yorks
Psubbard Bros
W . Kidney
Lydia E Puakhom
Lywh, Mass
Jons Foo Teudteden Cellos
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia KE. Pinkhaam
Western & Lyon
Lydia
Coburn
Cys
Tug Sian
Newman
God Araphy
Baliders
Ly Liv
Jarmes Brothers
Opie
Ball
Koburn & Cook Publishing CO
RAY Hill Pub. CO
28Th St
Bow Tork
Payne
B. W. Parser & Son
Worning
Mason and Hamlin
Alcmn
Yoo St
Conne
Wabash A
Tara Don
Montgomery Ward
Wabash Avena
Illinois
Sloe Tippet So' CO
Brody
Lia
Frazer
Jory Pecknae
Tredemersch
Ee Orange Judd CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!