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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1891

Page

7

Lady and soldier encounter at the Stewarts home

Joan escorts Miss Jas to the Stewart house where officers react with shock at her presence. A soldier named Clive Darrell greets her in the library after James the butler announces the Colonel is there.

Stewarts Miss Jas Joan Smith James Clive Darrell

Darrell and Joan Face Revelations in Aldershot Manor

In a tense visit to Colonel Stewart, Clive Darrell learns Joan is not his governess but his ward's guardian. The pair untangle misread clues from the children about Joan’s role, while planning a future together and managing finances and social expectations.

Deasie Jeannae Joan Clive Darrell Sixteen ‘Hussars Colonel Stewart Darrell Ming Darrell Gan Douglas Mao Darren Stewart van Douglas Eenenge Joan Douglas Aldershot Lipari Devereoun Dord Tenter-Hooka Darrel Ayitiates Ellow Warrell Joan Darrell Carvaks Lie Charlie West

Never Fails A Rustic Remedy For A Stubborn Horse

A rough scene on Beekman Street ends with a rusty man using a left ear trick to calm a loading horse. The crowd laughs as the drummer and bystanders witness the improvised remedy and the man’s claim that the left ear always works.

Prarman Beekman Street Sauren Lex New York Sun

Connecticut Lawyer Shares Risque Courtroom Anecdote

A venerable Connecticut lawyer recalls a brother barrister tale about temptation and perjury. The anecdote centers on a landlady and a Quaker woman who sternly restrains a kiss and warns swift action to avoid a husband’s abrupt arrival.

Connecticut

The Small Boy's Revelations

An excerpt from the Atlanta Constitution recalls a boy at Peach-tres street asking about a “little chicken” shared at the dinner table. The child comments on the size of the dish and notes the bird had been sick in the yard, sparking amusement at the family meal.

Peach-tres Street Atlanta Constitution

Cow sale negotiation ends in higher price

Frasr Fanmez offers $10 for a cow but is refused. Stcbup Fanner counters with no sale yesterday and a disagreement over price. The conversation shifts to a new offer of $15 to finalize the deal with the cow.

Cayman

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