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Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1884

Page

7

The Prince Shahovska and the Millers Daughter

In this serialized tale set near St Peters burg, Prince Victor Shahovska visits Falcon Rock and befriends Thurnelda a village miller’s daughter. A bond grows as she guides him through forests and rivers, while a hidden inheritance and a merest kiss deepen a perilous, forbidden intrigue. The miller’s wary warnings and Thurnelda’s wit shape a romance that mirrors broader political shadows.

Prince Shahovska St. Petersburg Victor Bhakovska Peter the Great Austria Germany Russa Victor Reppoun Russia Strahovska Victor Shahovska Falcon Rock Wolzonn Gorokhovia Champs de Mars Prince of Nevskoi Alexander’s Our Lady of Kazan St. Alexander Nevskol Thejdowatn Shahovska Peerle Lago di Garda St. Peterburg Italy Geece Egypt India Solomon Asoka Nebu- Chadnezzar Homer Thebes Taj- Mahal Victor Shuhovska Prince Victor Victor Shahovska Tose Lora Uoon H’m Cassimir Prince Buahovska Dante Aligueri Avantha Arantha Victor Arantia Lam Falcon Kock Victor Shubovska Thurnelda Miller White Palace Poland Milid Shamelda Shahowska Jay Sie Sue

Prince Fails at Round Lake Journey

A prince, fearing danger, rides through a forest on a temperamental horse toward Round Lake. The horse recovers from the spurring, but the prince dies and does not return to St. Petersburg or visit the mill lake again.

Cassimir Marie Knave Falcon Rock Falcon Eden Paris France Colonel Wolzenn Russia Petersburg Theolonel Colonel Wolzonn Prince Victor Withal Prince of Falcon Poland Mademoiselle Miny Hana Victor Shahovska Gulf Round Lake St. Petersburg Arantha Prince of Falconnes Victor Eve S Rai Madamoiselle Oll San Marco Woizonn Palcon Rock Victor Shaboye Tle Thurnelda Shabovska Reuke Jungfrau Grundelwald Cerberus Thumeida Papa Prince Shumelda Bee Papa the Miller

Goose Bait Backfires as Weasel Leaves Death Threats in Barnyard

Jeffersonville New York reported a local tale where William Schoonmaker used a dead goose as bait to trap pests. Over nine nights the goose drew weasels skunks foxes cats dogs and even a neighbor’s dog before a wildcat skin and buckshot trap loss ended the spree. The goose a gander finally cleared the scene after a grim revenge.

Schoonmaker New York Sun Jeffersonville N. Y Willowemoc Beaverkill William Schoomaker

Pulling the Presidents Nose in Alexandria tale

An 1833 account recounts Lieutenant Randolph allegedly grasping and pulling President Andrew Jacksons nose on a steamboat at Alexandria. Jackson reacted angrily, almost striking with his pipe, as aides and bystanders intervened. Randolph escaped on horseback aided by onlookers. The tale notes possible assault and a later charge considered in court at Alexandria.

Andrew Jackson Randolph Cleveland Alexandria Jackson Washington Fredericksburg Major Donelson Lieutenant Randolph Bancoton John Randolph Navy Old Hickory Dolph Alexandra Donelson

Paganini’s Fiddle Mastery Described in Rapt Terms

A Burlington Hawkeye feature praises Paganini’s violin virtuosity noting techniques such as chromatic roulades flawless intonation humorous bravura broken chords across strings flageolet passages pizzicato bow melodies rapid octave play and a range from fortissimo to piano all described as inconceivable and indescribable to capture the fiddle’s mystique.

Burlington Hawkeye Paganini

Not a Sonny Climb

A Burlington Free Press snippet notes a humorous scene in Massachusetts where a woman climbs a tree after a field mouse by the roadside. the piece shifts to a tacky mixed advertisement block featuring Hale's Honey cough cure and various patent medicines with prices and claims.

Burlington Free Press Massachusetts

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Princess Thurnelda Harry W. French Egrave Prince Shabovshka Colonel Wolzoun Wolzoun Victor Shattovska Victor Shaboveka Aravtia Thunelda Thumnelda Lave Teun Mademoise Victor Shabovska Whit Lam An Ishimaelite Wolzenin Cleopatra Shah Jehan Israel Moses Isla Tournelda Sun Lake Victorska St Petersburg Litte ‘Humeida Briganza Spendereccia Siena Fisher's Hornpipe Hale Glenn Hill Hbilack & Brown Pike Devan
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