The Crampton Herald Tale of John Westlake
John Westlake plans to spy on Mary Johnson at Squire Johnson’s farm to learn her domestic skills. He hides in a summer kitchen thicket, endures dogs and revels, then returns home defeated and resolves to confess his love. Mary and John’s evolving relation pivots on trust and prudence.
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John Westlake
Winslow
John
Solilo
Johnson
Tilonet
Mary
Kate
Teesdon
Cortefield
Barneyard
Meadow Fenes
Pol
Squire Johnsons
Nero
Goa
von Oll
Joby
Mary Johnson
Squire Johnson
Westlake's
Jobo
Sin
Dive
Ball
Rover
Pire
Felbier
Oll
Jobn
Bull
Jobin
Mar
Joln
Ake
Dake
Sam
Lance Cireless
Joshua
Squire
Mrs. Johnson
Tommy Westlake
Joh
Cornefield
Aml
Tom
Fis
Julia
Gretna Green
Academy
Goatieman
Johnson 4
Henry
Philadelphia Pres
Boston
Hel
Sirup
Fies
Iton Post
Wonderful Head Reflects Light, Curio Infant Phenomenon
A West Virginia born infant near Bowery has a semi transparent head that reflects light from lamps or gas. Doctors call it chronic hydrocephalus with exceptional water pressure. The mother reports steady growth, appetite, and good temperament despite the unusual head size and glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
West Virginia
Franky
Piffard
West Thirty-seventh Street
N. ¥. Journal
Fragmented 19th century ad blurbs and quotes mix
A jumbled page of medical ads, household tips, and satirical quips references Brown's Iron Bitters, Wishbone remedies, and Rough on Rats among other brands. It notes domestic scenes, brief local anecdotes, and light humor about husbands, barbers, and shop life, all in a faded newspaper fragment style.
Sale of Famous Trotting Stallion Draws Attention
The estate of the late Anne Career sells the trotting stallion Black Cloud, praised for speed and elegance. Mayor M Wagner, a noted Marshall manufacturer and Voltaic Belt Co. manager, purchased him and will have a Chicago driver campaign the horse this season.
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Anne
Fermay Xagner
Jarahache
M. ¥. Wagner
Soerey
Spargy
The
Voltaic Balt Co
Marshall, Mich
Black Cloud
Chicago
Mrs B D Stack Endorses Lop Bitters Cure
A testimonial from Mrs B D Stack claims Lop Bitters cured her invalid life long kidney and fever complaints after seven bottles. She says doctors called it incurable but the tonic restored her health and saved others in her neighborhood. The ad urges readers to avoid doctors and mange overwork by taking Lop Bitters.
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Dublin
Ineshand
Boston
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Brookhaven
Brookmaven
Sitares
Benside
Aviaries
Archirlowst
Andres
Guyenti
Tly
Et Last
Wonto
Dae Medical Aa
Hesni Care
San Francisco Post
Ely
Charlotte Parker
Waverly
N.Y
Lowell Lithra
R.V. Pixace
Many
Prorie
Picayune
Ee Jerrenson
Crew
J. C. Riddler
Losten Commerical Bulletin
Chicago Tribune
Orromwa
J.N. Armstrong
Worto
Kassia
Sifussia
Len Red
Herd Jr
Chicago Herald
Glenn
Hill
Lyot
Lars Wells
Isaac Thompson
Wells
Wise
Stewart
Philadelphia Chronicle
Yaa Eaene
Charney
Charles
Boston Courier
Boston Globe
Brut, Swoorr
Crosby County
Soirdvice
Detroit Press
Lauteritte Courier-Journal
Fitegerald
B. Rowse
Common Street
Lymma
Spadestranta
Gemradry
Lawty
Lynn
Hunt
Strayg
John F. Cox
Sure
Beeen Resia
Eee
Portland
Ann Arbor
Watson
Net For Free
BM Woottey
MD Allants
Adria True Co
Augusta
Neartard Coke Co
Pear St
New York
Valentine Bros
Jauienville, Wis
HWM AM
Pentzeris Mulder CO
Canton, O
Business and Telegraph College
Euocersual
NP Vor Circulais
Bibios
Partion
Ee Bros, & Payne
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cya
Catarrillyy
Hayfever
Samibaclo Epa
Linia
Ionita
Noromon
Enid
Hay
FEVEF
Owego
N. Y
Parsons
Will
Torwe
Loomis & Hyman
Tiffin
DR. Strong
Strong
Plana
Wewark Machine CO
Newark, O
Conniey
Wu Kurt
Meer
Dok
Taney
Saar
Lamia
Tremont Street
Soldphere
Johnson & CO
Mass
Anvethe
New Fork
Ese
Corel
Ail He Anteim
Rentiemn
Hall’s
Wall
Divenae
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