Pies Won’t Win Husband’s Heart Says Homemaker
A homemaker declares after endless trial by kitchen experts that her pies cannot win her husband Luxe’s affection unlike his mother’s. She vows to give up the struggle and accepts sweet end but promises future revenge as her children grow. Cicily Corwin notes in Good Housekeeping style.
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Cicily Corwin
Daisy
Tom
Wharton
Trueman
Tom Trueman
Corn’s Mill
Jennie
Christ’s Army
God's Angels
New York
Brooklyn
United States
Daisy's Farm Turns Prosperous Fortunes From Coal
Daisy Hill inherits a derelict farm from an old nursemaid Margaret and, amid family jests, moves with Wharton Hill to the Pennsylvania property. A chance coal bed near the surface is found, prompting a sale to a mining company and a European voyage to restore health, reshaping the couple's future and Daisy's status.
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June
Wharton
Daisy
Pottsville
Margaret
Anna Scots
N. Y. Ledger
Buyers and Sellers. A Practical Sermon by Rev. Talmage
Rev. Talmage sermons on dishonest sales practices and the dangers of greed in business. He cites Solomon, warns against exaggeration, falsehood, and shifting blame to institutions, and urges vigilance, piety, and punctual worship amid commerce.
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T. de Witt Talmage
D. D
Brokers’ Board
Merchants’ Exchange
Pompey
Unintoxicating Drinks Across Cultures and Eras
The article traces worldwide use of non intoxicating beverages from chocolate in Central America to tea in Paraguay and Oswego tea of North American tribes. It notes coffee in Europe and Asia, tea expanding from China to Siberia, and regional practices in Africa and the Abyssinian coffee leaf drink as a staple. It cites historical texts and audience contexts with broad, global patterns of beverage use.
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Johnston
Central America
South America
Paraguay
Florida
Georgia
United States
West India Islands
Union
China
Europe
Holland
England
Spain
Italy
France
Germany
Sweden
Turkey
Russia
Ireland
Asia
Abyssinia
Africa
Himalayas
Tartary
Thibet
Siberia
Altais
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Sumatra
Central Africa
Congress Debates Montana Case and Naval Bills Across Sessions
The report covers multiple days in April with Senate and House actions. It notes debates on the Montana contested election case, the Chinese census bill, naval and public building appropriations, and other measures. Adjournments occur with various votes on defense and infrastructure bills.
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Washington
Senatre
National Museum
Railway Mail Service
Senate
House
Naval
Fort Ellis
New York Harbor
Representative Nutting
Ellis Island
N. Y
New York Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Grand Haven
Mich
Mansfield
Montana
Yeas
The
Marine Hospital Service
Hamilton
Waasshington
Edmunds
Judiciary Committee
Howard University
Sherman
Reagan
George
McAdoo
N. J
Committee On Naval Affairs
Naval Service of the
United States
Adams
Silcott
Holman
Ind
Butterworth
Pugh
Messrs
Clark
Maginnis
Turpie
Committee On Privileges and Elections
National Zoological Park
District of Columbia
McComas
Ingalls
Hoar
Gray
Teller
Eustis
Voorhees
Kenna
Randall
Herbert
Ala
Peters
Kas
Evarts Rose
Howvase
Lacey
Waddell Vs. Wise
Third
Virginia
Enroe
Tenn
O'Ferrall
Committee On Elections
Novel church outreach by inviting hotel guests to Sunday services
A leading city church uses a Saturday hotel guest list to mail sealed Sunday service invitations. Invitations placed in mailboxes morning after breakfast prompt recipients to attend. The plan, recently adopted, has shown promising results, and the idea is described by the Minneapolis Tribune. Walter Scott quote about viewing privileges.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Criminal Animals in Medieval and Early Modern History
The article surveys instances where animals were punished for alleged crimes. It cites a pig in 1266 near Paris burned for eating a child, a 1386 horse condemned to death in Falaise, and a 1694 dog hanged as warlock evidence. It notes cock predicaments and eggs blamed for curses in 15th century Bale.
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Fontenay Aux Roses
Paris
Falaise
New England
Bale
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Cambridge Herald
Cambridge, Guernsey CO
Ohio
Mahaffey & Ogier
W. Mathews
W.S. Heads
Attorneys-At-Law
Hutchison Block
Cambridge
J. C. Steele
Onto
Mayly
Fred. L. Rosemond
Steele & Rosemond
Erotary
Old National Bank
J.M. Bushfield
Attornecy-at-law Office
Rainey Block
Court House
V. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Guernsey County
Jebutl
J. B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott, Attorneys-At-Law
New Taylor Block
Physicians and Surgeons
WM. T. Ramsey
M. D
Providence Hospital
National Medical Dispensary
Washington,d.c
Hutchinson's Block
Main Street
Spressly
Hotels
Joseph Morton
Dels
Exchange Hotel
Caldwell
John W. Robinson
Gerner Market
WM. Kirk
Zanesville, Ohio
Thompson
Crow
Washington, Ohio
William Smith, Prop
Hotel Berwick
H. F. Hunt
G. D. Milber
G. W. Broom
James G. Johnston
West Cambridge
E. McCollum
South End Mill Street
Cambride, Ohio
John Harris, JR
Wall's Drug Store
Apy
McPeekz
West Main St
John Moss
City Hall
Steubenville Street
Medig Genegents
Foreland
Maine
Daisys Farm
Wharton Hill
Ned
Sue
Father
Uncle Tom
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Tom Trueman Mill
Hill
Jones
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Talmage
King Solomon
Jerusalem
Cleathem
Fitem & Brothers
Solomon
Petrarch
Cardinal Colonna
Hell
Oakwood
Ivy Hill
Pleasant Retreat
Eagle Eyrie
Broadway
Fulton Street
Walter Scott
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