Regular lodge meetings on first and third Saturdays
Notice for Masonic lodges describes regular meetings held on the first and third Saturdays of each month. Officers B P Mapes W M and W Crittenden secretary are listed with Rev ere Post 195 and B R. Teffy adjutant and A Call WL No 145 referenced as organizing bodies.
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MAPES
W. M
W. Crittenden
Sec'y
Wee Rey
Ky Moun
SpPaul Ding
Bulloty Engine CO
Eas
Clark Haynes
Lonnie Tiammond
See
The Silent Departure Witnessed by Violet Hunt
A fragment from Violet Hunt in Longman's Magazine portrays a woman leaving a scene as dawn rises. The verse hints at a lover, a secret plan, and paths diverging by a roadside, with imagery of birds, mills, cows, and a foot on the stone.
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Stu Kid
Violet Hunt
Longman's Magazine
A Soldier’s Cholera Ordeal and Narrow Escape in India
A first person account from British troops in India recounts March movement from Arcot to Vellore, a cholera outbreak, the death of Private Atkins, and the narrator’s near-miss survival after drinking water in a pandal. He later recovers, receives a pension, and buys land, ending with decades of service.
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India
Arcot
Atas
Gibraltar
Vellore
Komas Atlins
File
Phad
Atkins
Cruch
Tippoo Sultan
Pandal
Ela
England
Blackwood
Palmistry Beware of Reading Character From Hand Lines
Edwin Ellis argues palmistry lacks a philosophic theory linking hand lines to character. He cites Saturn line patterns, finger and thumb shapes, and line separations as influences on perceived cleverness, temperament, and moral traits, then admits the difficulty of delivering a definitive portrait that owners would acknowledge as accurate.
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Saturn
Edwin Ellis
Universal Review
Cracking Cuba Reports Vast Earth Disturbances
The Boston Budget notes Cuba is cracking with fissures near Matanzas. Some blocks reach 600 feet long and 24 feet wide, 20 feet deep, tied to a pattern of inland crust thinning and seaward pressure.
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Cuba
Matanzas
South Atlantic
Charleston
Boston
Father Learns to Accept a Lady’s Say So
A father admonishes his son to accept a woman’s word as final even when he thinks she is wrong. The exchange underscores respect for a mother’s statements as authoritative.
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Miranda
Bruce
Norrow
Dave
Myrtle
Nia
Mal
Mrs. Pierce
Jer
Ammons
Ima
Miranda Pierce
David Pierce
Pierce
Tam
Rosé
Heraulf
Kate M. Cleary
Philadelphia
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M. Y
Matter
FG. Helme
Church Directory
Aa. Bennett
M. E
EB. J. Gwynn
Presbyterian Ciforcit
Nev
J. G.snyder
Loda
M. Chuurci
M-E. Brown
ST. Marys Catiolic Church
Delmont Lodge
F.& Alm
A. C. AL WL
DM. Beupick
RL. Wilkinson
Ree
TR. Wilkinson
W. PP. Clark
Witt
Baptist Church Pallors
A. Willard
YMCA
Clark
C. A. Jackson
Set’y
Belmont Unign
B.A. VU
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NokoTos
Acc't
W. J. Hardy,m. D
Lo Woir
Paul
Af. D
Harnes Clark's of
Washington Street
Tra H. Myers
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Bellmmont, NY
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S. A. Bailey & Cos
Sow
Crittenden
Bailey's
Baar
Sarsaparilla
Sada, Ysters
An. Ilyl
J. W. Bartlett
New York
J.H. Bissell
S Belmont
Bissell
Call Early
J. H. Bissell
Belmont, N.Y
Hood & Bradley
Fuller
WN. B. Fuller
Belmont, N. Y
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Oortland
Dorine
Buckeye
Belmont Mills
W.h.vancampen
Faorey
King's
Proprietors
G. G. Rogers
Central Ave
Rochester
N.Y
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War
J. Richardson
Prevest. Cashier
State Bank
OF Belmont
N. Y
Board OF Directors
Elmore A, Willets, M
Wipike
Daving
W. J. Brewannson
New-York
National Bank of the Republic
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I-Lyl
Choice Family
J.sortore &Son
Japan
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Paris
J.sortore & Son
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Marietta
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Philadelphia Times
Russian Ministry of the Interior
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New World
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New York Sun
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Miss Nogold
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Chicago Saturday Herald
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Sandwich Islands
Lester
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