Marlon Crawford’s Wife Mrs Crawford Aired In Scandal Profile
The New York Times prints a long feature on Mrs Marlon Crawford wife of Hy Morlon Crawford novelist. It describes her beauty grace and public interest in her life including her Neapolitan connections and recent absence from New York society during a period.
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Savellat
Mondo
Hoelery
Marlon Crawford
Hy Morlon Crawford
Crawherds
Naples
Enwferl Passua
U'rpyford
New York
Big Fraser
Marion Meowford
Isa Persums
Kiiperoy
Raipress
Sagan
Mikiwle
Japan
Fraser
Belog Ynassumlag
Dr Williams Pink Pills credited with curing neuralgia
Mr Porter from Raymond N E reports dramatic relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for neuralgia. He describes severe eye and facial pain, sleeplessness, and mood impact before gradual improvement began after the first box. The testimonial notes lasting cure after six boxes and urges others to try the remedy.
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Mr. Porter
de. Williams
Dr. Williams
Charles Nt. Porter
Raymond
N. E
de Welliams
Stedicine Co
Schenectady
Traveling salesmen and foreign trade push by Chicago packers
The article notes traveling agents from Chicago packers are sent to South America and Asia to trade goods for valuables or cash. They carry samples of American products and aim to expand markets, asserting the Yankee merchant can reach deserts and distant lands to sell goods and boost profits.
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DE Laval
St. Louis
de Laval Separator Co
Randolph & Canal
Chicago Packers
Sahara
Zenzibar
Deal
Unclear Dialogue Between Speakers About Clothing
Fragmentary exchanges show two individuals debating a task involving clotheshorses and a donkey. Names appear distorted, with questions about a person’s understanding and whether a task was completed.
Pair of Spiders Mentioned by Humorous Nan in Peculiar Tale
In a quirky narrative fragment a humorous nan requests a pair of spiders, sparking odd dialogue about clothing and webbed creatures. The scene features a bewildered hammerist figure and a mysterious speaker, with surreal phrasing and surreal exchanges.
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Lin Wr
Nan
Eleck
Gria
Yolande Delays Departure Amid Snowstorm and Fears
Yolande anxiously debates leaving with her ailing mother and defers travel as a brutal northerly gale and heavy snow tighten its grip on the coast. The pair confront fear, weather, and the prospect of a voyage while Yolande's mother relishes snow and memory, even risking a brief balcony excursion in winter air.
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Yolanda
Mr. Romford
Yalamlo
Thia
Shia
Yolande
Sous
Vere
Filal
LCT
Met Ob
Atay
Noyora
Tim
Paris
Senn
Saii
Jane
Domestic staff commissions spark household tension
A discussion on commissions earned by cooks and housekeepers reveals widespread practice and varying attitudes. Some households forbid commissions while others tolerate or conceal them, with women in upper-class homes often accepting the practice to avoid disruption.
Incubator Use Expands to Alligators in Arkansas Farms
A New Orleans Times Democrat report notes alligator farming as a profitable industry with incubators used to hatch eggs. Hatchlings sell for about $1 to visitors. hides and teeth drive value, while wild populations face extinction due to hunting and lack of protective laws.
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Arkansas
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Women Sufferings and Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy Ad
The piece describes women’s varied work settings and common female illnesses. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an invigorating, restorative treatment that strengthens the uterus and eases backache, nervousness, and fatigue, with testimonials from Mrs F. Orser and Mrs Pearl Ackers claiming relief.
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Miss F. Orser
Warrenton Street
Lydia E Pinkham
Boston
Patna
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkhan
Ares Pinkham
Lyon
Mass
Pyand
Noted for ter Renacy and the Countess of Northbrook
The Countess of Northbrook once Viscountess Baring is admired in London society as a leading hostess. She spent time with the late Earl in Hampshire and directed hunting shoots while the earl praised her portraits, calling her his beautiful dagen ter-In-lowe. A brief fictional exchange about relationship follows.
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Ter Renacy
Countess of
Northbrook
Viscountess
Baring
London
Earl
Sey the Tattler
Hampshire
Alwhars
dagenter-In-lowe
Desolate Seaport Ride Ends With Quiet Quip
An anecdote from the Boston Herald recalls Mr Capen, longtime driver for a seaport town coach, as three travelers arrive by afternoon train. They remark on the desolation of the area and question newspaper access, to which Capen deadpans that there is no Sunday paper tonight.
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Engine Company No. 12
Manayunk
Philadelphia
Ferey
Terey
No. 15
Hlo
Raven
Percy
Terry
Boston Herald
Cupei
Massachusetts
Boston
Capen
Plave
Mr. Capen
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Acoli
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W. L. Gougns Sieneg Tace Sioco
Hghont & Drauss Shore
Hania Nuiyllen
Lottun
Ategdualer
Inatery
Weite
Kemp
Balsam
Woul
Ensteudlona Pree
Toe A. Paxton Gomrany BouTon
Bny
VT Teast
Tudermartein
Crawford
Mia Gnasthyio
Texas
Montana
A.J. Tower CO
Doston, UA
Tower Canadian Co., Limited
Toachto
Canada
William Black
Hlewardes
Sone
Nashville, Tenn
Frankie Orser
Miss Pearl Acker
Bears
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