Homecoming brings Mark Hunter to Boston and change
A long absent brother Mark Hunter returns to Boston from China and stirs a New York charity bazaar and a penniless sister Hetty. He discovers Martha Davenport and the lamp that links their fates as his invention later builds a vast suburban factory. The Erskines’ world shifts as Martha and Mark pursue a shared future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Erskine
New York
Charley
Mark
Mr. Hunter
China
Mark Hunter
Charity Bazar
Helena
Scroggs
Trousseau
Flora
Louis Quatorze
Trinity Church
Charley Erskine
Mabel
Mr. Scroggs
Pericles
Hunter
Martha
Henry
Bazar
Theo
Erskine
Erskines
Harper's Magazine
Religious movements and education surveys across nations
A survey of diverse religious actions and educational trends worldwide. Methodist and Lutheran church activities, anti advertising by church groups, plans for frontier church funding, German and English Protestant efforts, and notable women excelling in London University exams.
Ranchmen in Yellowstone Valley Embrace Fruit Culture
Ranchmen in the Yellowstone valley shift focus from cattle to horticulture, concentrating on fruit trees and grapevines as a key agricultural pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Valley
Pungent Paragraphs From Various Papers
A collection of brief remarked snippets from multiple papers. Satirical quips, witticisms, and light anecdotes cover topics from dinners to editors and schoolrooms. The tone recalls 19th century humor columns with sharp, playful lines.
Why Is 1 2 Why Is It That a Drunken Man Seeks Tracks
A fragment discusses why a drunk man prefers railroad tracks as a place to nap. It notes he seeks tracks even at night, lies along the rails, and often sleeps there before any train arrives. The text contrasts sober wanderers searching in daylight with the inebriate’s quick, solitary urge and perilous rest.
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Martha
Boston
Mark Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Christ Jesus
Philadelphia Sun
Austin
Texas
Josh Billings
Burlington
Indianapolis Sentinel
Order of Sale In Athens County Realty Auction
A public sale under an order of sale in the case Elijah Woods versus Lewis Yomkins and others will be held at the front door of the courthouse in Athens County on Saturday January 14 1882 at 1 PM. The property is the NW quarter of the NW quarter in Section 11 Town 7 Canaan Township Athens County Ohio appraised at 1000 dollars with cash in hand. Sheriff Tim B Warden is executing the sale.
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Rt of Common Pleas
Athen
Athens
County
Stat
Towit
Canaan
Athens County
Star. of
Tim. B. Warden
Sherif Woop & Woop
Pitts Atty
Iss
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
Court House
Ohio Company
Welch & Welch
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Mrs Erskine
London
Princess of Wales
Ned
Providence
Miss Helena
Young Scroggs
Mr. Comes
Andy
Hetty
Martha Davenport
Hope
Mark Hunter the Younger
Seool and Church
France
Saratoga
Eastern German Baptist Convention
Pennsylvania
Western German Baptist Convention
United States
Canada
Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Danville
Far West
England
Methodist Ecumenical Council
Leeds
Society of Geneva
London University
Barnum
Detroit Free Press
Newton Republican
Nature
Boston Post
S* Eriff
Elijah Woods
Lewis Yomkins
Order of Sale—Athens Co
Oman
Benson
Seabury & Johnson
Sure Remee
Sure Remedy
Qsheriff
E. H. Moore
Isaac R. Sherwood
of Sale
Athens County Court Common Pleas
John Hickson
Wesley A. Tippie
Warren Tippie
Ohn
A. Tippie
Nettie Tippie
Charles Tippie
Wesley A
Thomas P. Marshall
Ettie F. Marshall
Thos L. Minton
BANKS
the Bank OF Athens
Athens, O
Maverble
John Brown
J.D. Brown
Cashier
Lst
A. NoRton
T. H. Sheldon
First National Bank
Athens, Ohio
the— State Bank of Ohio
Government
Coin and Exchange
Europe
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