The Widow Tabors Hog and the Courtroom Clash
In a sardonic tale set around a village, widow Tabors hog causes conflict when a neighbor narrowly evades guilt while a lawyer pursues a formal death sentence for the animal. The piece follows Mrs. Notledge and General Trebovir as revelations unfold about estranged love, past resentments, and a delayed verdict that hinges on the fate of a pig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesney
Bertrmiebend
Hovssy
Medeliyn
Re. Chesney
Onessey
Trebovir
Hilary
Theo
Franklin
Huary
Hite
Musner
Woman Mra Jule Ward Mowe and the Battle Hymn author
Fragmented account recalls Mrs Jule Ward Howe meeting distant figures and being praised for her literary work The piece notes Howe born in New York to a silk maker and later associated with Boston Newport and prominent contemporaries including Halleck Longfellow and Emerson It describes a public reception and a scene with a performer and audience members in a theater setting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amertes
Yaa, Alien. the Great Hat Anwpired the Thieu
New York
Rowtag Greet
Fou Waneows
Warty Dare
Women beauty and age debate from Paris authorities
The text cites Marul and other Parisian writers arguing beauty peaks in different age spans from twenty five to forty for women. Prevost, Brealag and Abel Bounant weigh in with views that fashion shifts and feminism affect perceived beauty, with some noting a peak between thirty and forty and others claiming older beauty remains viable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mw. Marul
Abel Bounant
Post
Iidews
Grace Whitney Haff and Paris as an American hostess
Grace Whitney Haff, once of Detroit and later Paris, hosts American artists at her home to entertain and support their work. The essay details her wealth, Parisian taste, and plans to bring American visitors to Paris for culture, music, and furnishings. She seeks companions and patrons to sustain a refined transatlantic circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Whitney Haff
Cirie
Detroit
Girie
Louie
Ant
Heeylini
Carrie
Chupgiria
Gremmanere Wittiners
Artianne
Jones
White
Americas
Paris
We Have Moved Farce A Dandy Wom Plantered Soumraven House
A fragmented notice advertises real estate with listings for a plantation style house and surrounding land. It mentions prices like 32300 and terms for sale or trade, including references to trees, plots, and possible collaboration with local colleges and agents. The readable text is incomplete and contains several garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etree
Prien
Howe
Tee
Clowe
Fragmentary Local Note on Printing and Reading Habits
A fragmentary item describes reading and printing practices in a local setting. It mentions a periodical or paper associated with a community venue and hints at a special event or gathering. The readable text is garbled but preserves the sense of a historical newspaper snippet about reading rituals.
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Mr. Strong
Bt Strong
Julas
Ube Wa Frei
Bila
Ibio
Jilan
Silas
Bern
Tabor
Widow Tabor
Les
Kbs Rig
Rome
Meyers
Perterrilie
Julia Ward Bowe
of the Sea
Girly
Pita Earl
Musin
Are
Simoes
Rarpria
Betty
Curtis
Gour
Mamie
Bobby
Tatler
Plete
Jasper Dean McFall
Washington
Rosen Mo
Iewwerk
Cussied
Chas. Parrault
Lakewide
Bint
Lyon
Navigat
Atone River Service
Atone River
Putes
Milwauke
Corar
Harrison and All
Pacific Market
Cocer d'Alene Sts
Kootenai
City Drug CO
Coeur d’Alene Drug Store
J. E. Fay
Sherman St
Transfer Co
Swern
Richard Sabrejan
Eamets
Dave
Richard M. Janreise
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