Marina and Ralph Rally for a Cliffside Wedding
Marina accepts Ralph Trenholme as husband despite her name’s secrecy and her past, after a perilous cliff rescue and a storm omen. Ralph confronts his mother, who finally agrees to the marriage with Marina, and the Rock world prepares for a grand wedding while Miss Ireton attends as a bridesmaid.
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Trentholme
Marina
Trenholme
Ralph
Miss Ireton
Maria
Imogene Ireton
Marian
Trousseau
the Rock
Preparation of Meats In French Butcher Shops
A historical note on French meat preparation describes how butchers strip moisture, kill methods to drain veins, inflate carcasses with air, and beat flesh for firmness. It states little ice is used, meat keeps only a few days, beef is inferior to American meat, veal excels, and cooks merely must heat it.
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France
Maria Parloa
Ladies’ Home Journal
Religion and headhunters span in remote Asia study
Rev Charles H Parkhurst reflects on intrinsic religion in children and notes Nagas Was and other headhunter groups near Manipur, detailing skull groves, prices in silver, totems, tattoos, and ritual trophies while contrasting faith growth with savage rites and exotic legends.
Eve's Twin Novel Theme Draws Mixed Attention
Eve's Twin explores a new woman figure who isn’t young but mirrors Eva in age. The chapter prompts plenty of chatter as readers debate identity and repetition of a familiar archetype in contemporary fiction.
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Eve
Eva
Head-Hunters of the Nagas Abandon Heads as Trophy
A British ethnologist reports that the Nagas of the Indian border abandon head hunting. Yet skull posts line villages, where ceremonial heads once ensured harvests. Some tribes shift to ornaments, while heads remain prized for warriors and ritual protection of destinies.
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Bernco
India
Peal
Borneo
The Forgotten Orator as Editors Mock Memory
A St. Louis Star editor frets over a famous modern orator. Editors volley guesses from Demosthenes to Huntington, McGinty, O'Brien Moore, and James J. Corbett, while a weary joke about Corbett surfaces as the piece ends.
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St. Louis Star
Demosthenes
Texas
Huntington
McGinty
Republic
O'Brien Moore
Corbett
James J. Corbett
Half Dollar Horses in Idaho Car Brings 50 Cents Sale
Several carloads of Oregon horses bound for Kentucky halted at Shoshone Idaho by their owners. The beasts were removed from the car and sold for fifty cents each, a profit greater than the freight costs to Kentucky would have yielded.
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Oregon
Kentucky
Shoshone
Idaho
Plating Paper Dishes with Enamel from Waste Silk
Machinery shapes plates and other ware from paper pulp by compression. Dishes are cut and formed in one operation, then plated to resemble china or silver using enamel made from waste silk. The process yields cheap durable enamel that resists cracking.
Southwest Breezes From The Southwest
A collection of wry observations on sermons ambition friendship and gender roles. The fragment humor touches on preachers long sermons vanity foolishness and the dynamics of marriage and money with a Southern newspaper voice.
Salzer Seed Co promotes Pedigree Potatoes cheap
Advertisement offers Commodities from John A. Salzer Seed Co in La Crosse Wis including Bliss enComph Potatoes at $1 a bushel and $2 a barrel of 11 pecks, with bundles like 3 barrels for $5.00. Special deals include Triumphs and late varieties, all valid through April 25 1893. Customer must cut thin cut and mail money to secure prices. W. N.
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Bliss
John A. Salzer Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
Salzer
W. N
Riley Works by Bowen Merrill Publish New Riley Books
The Bowen Merrill Company of Indianapolis has issued James Whitcomb Riley books including Neighborly Poems Sketches in Prose and Occasion al Verses Afterwhites with portrait Pipes o Pan at Zekesbury Rhymes of Childhood The Flying Islands of the Night Green Fields and Running Brooks Armazindy and other titles Many volumes priced at 1.25 and a boxed set offered at 10 20 or 40 The note adds an aside about an ostrich running twenty five miles an hour when frightened.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Bowen-Merrill Company
Inedianapolis
Benjamin F. Johnson
Boone
Zekesbury
Green Fields
Armazindy
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