The Mysterious Paris Hat Leader Or The Hat What Was Seen
In a voyage toward Cape Verde a crew recalls a sickly saloon passenger and a remarkable hat that Cartier identifies as a rare Paris Exhibitions item. The hat leads to talk of a mysterious figure the narrator suspects is a leader, with backstory about a hat maker who prospered after a police caper connected to a counterfeit fashion scheme.
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Jisbon
Cestain
Iielin
Cape Vert Aslande
Monghur Garthy
Gevus
Dara Keena
Ehusl
Earle
Cartier
M. Cartier
Rue Saint Honore
Dresert
Tuni
Paris
Wuran
Crany
As P
Tri, Jeries Gardens
Mustamars
Anil
my _xain
Rade
Ene
Golden Dells
Vennor
Gettler
Wyhea
Taxa
Selfish General and a Robber Tale From Early War Reports
The piece recounts General Richardeon testing a picket line and a Captain’s responses to imagined alarms, then shifts to a robber story in Winklin Ohio where a woman defies theft rather than surrender a keepsake revolver. It shifts again to farming labor, rail on temperance reform, and women’s suffrage, with broad commentary on labor, politics, and society.
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Winklin
Ohio
Ana
Ender
Anid
Guidee
Idrad
Ojseinnad
Eady
Dakota
Harias
Kenashi
Wis
Ander
Enland
Jugh
Salogas
Traule
Humorous Observations On Fall Styles And News Tidbits
A collection of witty snippets reports women debating bonnet fashion as a new fall trend. It notes oyster festival water served hot at church events. Marvin's fifteenth wife and a Minnesota election are jokingly referenced along with a New Haven sighting of two women together. A Langley Captaine trip tops Mount Whitney, noting the altitude and a tongue in cheek about tailor failed heights.
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Sosson
Ara
Philadelphia
Marvin
Minnesote
Blazida
Influence of a Sweet-minded Woman on Social Life
A New York Herald excerpt notes a woman’s internal beauty exerts the greatest social influence. It argues true power comes from kindness, steadiness, and thoughtful words, shaping husband, children, and friends. overwork of women risks harm unless shared by society.
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Agarule
Gost
Jing
Twueh
Vicbin
Gilead
St. James Magasine
iVew York Herald
Temperance Column Promotes Wide Awake 1882 Plans
The Temperance column notes W C T U activity in a Washington street room with weekly meetings and lists officers led by Mrs. Price as president and Mrs. Waite as treasurer. It also announces Wide Awake 1882 a boys own story and educational venture featuring travel tales by David Kerr with strong temperance themes.
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WC. T. Uz
Washington Street
Park Gyrouetery
Price
Giter
Bennett
Waiterary
Wide Awake
The
Hudson
Nevada
Congregation Wists
Bee
Ad Publican
Unis
Rey
Democratic Party
Kate Gas
Hasin
Natt Welts
Sara Orne Jewett
Lizair W. Chaenex
Nona Pourry
MH. Wls
Serewood
Hosor Brian
LitToe
Citizers
Polks
Ite
Bensants Vauotan Asper
LAW School
Hev
Ander
Tomeston
New England
Anrtun Chewang M
Mmiss Flarris
L.B. Humphrey
Ganes
Wach
Arthur Giloan
C. B. Balbot
Shirly Die
Ernest Ingersoll
Benjamin Vaughan Abbots
Hezekiah Batterworth
the Wise Blackbird
WIDF
Mie! Magazine
Iss
A-Mavine
Suste
Lous
Exsex
Lormor & Go
Franklin Sir Boston
The Saloon versus Christian Home Debate in Temperance Speech
The article argues that the saloon corrupts youth and morality, contrasting it with the Christian home as a school of virtue. It condemns legalized alcohol and urges voters to support temperance and sober candidates, backing legislative action to prohibit saloons and protect communities from drunkenness. It cites a whisky convention influencing politics and calls for petitions to the Legislature and Congress. The piece blends quotes and references to public figures and newspapers to press a reformist temperance agenda.
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Golden Censer
Prohibition Amendment Debate In Early Campaigns
A fragmented piece argues for a constitutional amendment banning intoxicating beverages and urges church and civic leaders to promote temperance. It questions enforcement, cites moral revival, and links the vote to extending suffrage for women while urging public action against wine and whisky. The tone urges moral reform and legislative action.
Temperance gains as prohibitionists win convictions
The temperance movement in Mansas gains ground against liquor sellers and drinkers. Prohibitionists fund mass meetings and push for strict enforcement, leading to convictions and heavy fines in Topeka. A Maine labor scene notes 90,000 workers saving $27,817,10 statewide. An ex-convict in Britain reports a rheumatoid cure via St Jacobson.
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Mansas
Topeka
Marence Abd Ottardi
Maine
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News At Law
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Lowa
James J
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Atomige
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Cyennes
A. Simmons
Ar Law
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Pier Oti and Sur ‘Fost
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EBS
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Srity
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Sind
Europe
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the Woman's Bureau
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Chidren
Tather
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Eral Richardeon
Second Michigan Infantry
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Hye
Rich
Confederats Army
Detroit Free Press
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Remrety
Indianapolis
New Haven Register
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Langley
Pittsburgh
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U $A
Mount Whitney
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United States
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Temperance Column
Teese Hauids
Martin Luther
Vanefulin
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Jaz
Keokuk Town
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Womer
Genius van Enal
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Fohnnie
Matt
London
R. Goodsell
Pensamenty Incnteil
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Twa
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Prarles & Baxter
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American
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Low Park Avenue
Sedar Rapids
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Mica Manufacturing Co
Michigan Avenue
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Constitutional Amendment
General Assembly
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Raracuu I
al Cranrid
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Dubuques
Wiley
Ee, Ia
Palmer
Washington ST
H.B. Olds
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Foe
Omar Raptes
Washington
Harier
Propricor
Anders Pasenterdl
Hannya Lewdl
A, Wali
Sedan Rapids
Iowa
G. F. van Vechten
Promsacts Manuors Deport
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Omlew
Iowa Ave
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Ophar Rateds
Bible Society Depository Pry Getta Hay Owl
Vette Saventy
Tee
AL Mastordie Biasarty
Cus
Moursof Te Hills Society
Busters
Ulwcabes
Omic Bie
Handusilane Mmaividuals
Fantiiles
Selina
Tbs
Iyielafs Wus
Squire
Paine, Grafton & Ladd
Tameéya
Washington, DC
Union Mills
Coopers
Gough
Great Britain
Brooklyn Eagle
Charles Townsend
Sedalia
St Jacobson
Ind
Reliable
Iowa State Agricultural Society
AOFM
Smithing
Corverol Cowra Avenue
Faramarcist
Yada
Gong
Silborn
Cole's Hotel
Asn Mineral Springs
Colfan
S, B, Gole & Son, Proprietors
Trentcoed
Solfeabuysy
Saul
Rae Inoapmelty
Robert J. Culhawele
Culverwell Medical CO
New York
Ecure Eer
Aepersers
Trachese
Reat Mumcurtila Callean
Kook Lowe
W. D. Watrous & Co
Codar Rapids Mills
Beneta
Exenadge
Minnesota
Aetna
Groeary Mud Peoyerton Dealera
Brown’s Mills
Honor Bright
Rye, Baker & Dawson
WT Sinclair & Co
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, “Trie
Blond Feria Atv
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