Old Nest Stands In Turbulent Thanksgiving Tale
A stormy Thanksgiving night frames a dramatic confrontation over Margy’s betrothal to the Squire. Jack, filled with rage, confronts the Squire as a duel threat looms, while Margy falters between duty and love amid wedding plans and betrayal.
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Suman Nesta Uv
Margy
Jack
Temple of Ceres party amusements and polar lore
A Thanksgiving entertainment features a Temple of Ceres setup with a priestess, corn husk decorations, and sweets for guests. Separate notes discuss Polar bear noses as bad luck, drought harms honey, and a London Piscatorial Society discussion on how new waters fill with fish via birds.
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Piscatorial Society
Holborn
London
How Society People in Annam Are Known to the Lower Classes
The New York World describes Annam as ruled by aristocrats with extreme finger nail length as a sign of gentility. Servants attend to nobles around the clock, while common folk cannot afford such nails or labor. The piece notes a paradoxical democracy where wealthier individuals can imitate aristocratic traits, unlike the true blue blood who must trim nails if deprived of status.
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Annam
New York World
Madagascar
India
Paris
England
Margy
South Carolina
Uncle
Old Tom
Jack
Satan
Times Herald
Winter
Duel in the Dark in Buck Forest Thanksgiving Tale
Miss Pepper narrates a Southern Thanksgiving tale in Buck Forest where Jack Brice, poor yet brave, challenges the Squire over Margery Lee. A midnight duel ends with Jack prevailing and Margery marrying him while the Squire forgives to restore peace.
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Miss Pepper
Tenth Street
Jack Brice
Magery Lee
Tom Brice
Squire Brice
Margery
Squire
Jack
Croesus
Margy
Hornet
Tom
Buck Forest
Mixed 19th Century items span hotels crow feathers and fires
The column lists diverse notices from the era including a New York syndicate’s $2,000,000 hotel plan for Washington, a six-foot black eagle shot near Manistee Michigan, a massive salmon pack in British Columbia, a white crow found on Texada Island, and imports of Egyptian quail. It notes a Missouri editor offering a year’s free subscription for a marriage proposal, a Navarre Ohio boy burned near a bonfire, and historical Paris street fighting between butchers and carpenters in 1314.
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New York
Washington
Manistee
Mich
British Columbia
Texada Island
B.C
Missouri
Sturgeon Leader
Walker
Navarre
Nashville
Tennessee
Butchers and Carpenters
Paris
Duke of Burgundy
Butchers
Duke of Orleans
Household Hints and Miscellaneous Observations
A collection of practical tips and commentary from The Times Herald includes household hints on sewing, cranberry sauce cooking, and paper baking pans. It also covers glove cleaning with naphtha, a sponge cake dessert recipe, and quips on morals, life after death, and winter’s attitude toward preparedness.
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Long
A. I. Worden
Ceres
William
Punjaub
Lexington
Back Forest
Nina Finch
Mme. Rejane
Prince OF Wales
New York Herald