Brittol Ohio Saturday Paper Advertising Rates
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Ae Eo Saesedl
Ekvpornd Street
Brittol
B. 1
Aubeeribers
Tohheir
Old Folks at Nome and the Swanee River Song
A nostalgic chorus recalls longing for home and aging loved ones. The lyrics describe the sorrow of being far from family, the memories of childhood, and the yearning to return to a familiar plantation and mother. The piece repeats the refrain about the world being sad and dreary and ends with the refrain of Oh darkies how my heart grows weary.
Beaubirct Missiy Mave Atring
A youthlike applicant entered Sim mons Co clothing warehouse on Water street seeking work. He proved capable and was hired and housed at a northern residence until yesterday when the individual revealed she was an eighteen year old girl, daughter of a New York official, abandoned by her lover.
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Simmons '& Co
Water Street
North End
New York City
Railcar seat dispute over women's rights prompts stand
In a railroad car a gentleman asks if a lady may occupy a seat. The other man confirms she is an advocate of women's rights and suggests she take the seat as a stand for her doctrine, prompting debate over seating etiquette.
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Wasien
Willa
Norman
Wife of Swanzey man disappears with infant. found near pond
The wife of Thomas Luther of Swanzey left home with her infant on Tuesday. Both were found deceased in an adjacent pond hours later. She was described as a woman of excellent character but showed signs of mental derangement.
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Dhe
Thomas Luther
Swanzey
Fatal Hatchet Killings and Domestic Case Notes
On Saturday near Fredonia Pennsylvania Jamee Misley killed his wife with a hatchet. In Halltown New Jersey last Thursday Mrs Treadway endured a beating from her husband after she had sued him and recovered a separate maintenance verdict. A Tucan Pioneer of a tobacco factory pond shot at and killed a resisting man on Saturday.
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Fredonia
Jamee Misley
Halltown
N. J
Treadway
Tucan
P Voneer
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Nashville buyer and Somerville slave case
Fragmentary text reports a well to do mulatto man in the western city purchasing a trainer who was the slave of James Petit near Somerville, with an offered sum of 800 dollars, and the buyer returning homeward aboard a late rise.
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Redchitey
Nashville
Somerville
Tertifieet
Trner
James Petit
Gerney
Cincinnati Gaz
Boy Survives After Ambush in Coving Woods
A 12 year old boy was shot in the back by a man who pretended to be a deer in Coving woods. The boy cried for his father and later said he would tell the farmer about the attack. He is reported to be recovering.
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Snotay
Fataee
Wilkes
John Wilieda
Lidiac
Mark Thorncastle
Stephenson
Willa
Norman Reed
Alick Stephenson
Mamselle Willa
Willa Thorncastle
Old Thorncastle
Stranger
Willam Thorncastle
Moore's Fort
Reed
Detroit
Moore
Hammond
Frank Nugent
Block House
Mark
Jephenson
Nugent
Captain Thorncastie
Jefe
Thorncastle
Dee Sones Thorncagtle
Nwn
Donald Maclean
Norman
Lyol
Manta Miah
Brinks Rus
The Pledge and Frontier War Romance Concludes
In a frontier fort tale from United Service Magazine, Willa Thorncastle faces heartbreak as Norman Reed, scarred and driven by glory, declares his love and ends a betrothal while Nugent is missing presumed captive. Rebel courage, duty, and a looming outcome color the siege and personal loyalties.
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Norman Reed
Willa
Frank Nugent
Detroit
Norman
Reed
Willam Thorncastle
Kher
Willa Thorncastle
Moore
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Eta
Nome
Ciorus
the United Service Magazine
the Pledge
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