Mystery in the Garret House A Suspicion
Mrs. Garret accuses the new servant Ann Walker of theft after a $20 note goes missing. Mr. Garret, trusting his wife, enlists a detective who arrives with a warrant to confront Ann while Amanda remains as a witness. Anxious, Ann denies the charge, while Mrs. Garret clings to her suspicions.
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Dental office in H J Clarks building in Bloomsburg
A dental office is located in the H J Clarks building at the corner of Main and Center Streets in Bloomsburg Pennsylvania. The date January 21, 97 appears as part of the notice.
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First Week Listings and RIAL LIST Decisions
A long list shows names by towns including Bloomsburg and Catawissa with numerous residents and officials. The document also contains DECEMBER TERM FIRST WEEK and SECOND WEEK entries listing court cases such as Lloyd F. Rider vs Charles Hughes and Farmers Insurance Co. of Danville vs Josiah Fritz, among many others.
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H. W. Wolfe
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Hidden Heiress Misunderstood in Domestic Drama
A detective accuses Ann Walker of stealing a $20 National Bank bill found in a raid on her kit. A mistaken identity reveals Miss Arnim formerly Gen Arnim’s daughter seeking refuge from an arranged match. The true thief is later found: a child, Little Master Horace, hiding the note in his mother's sewing machine shuttle.
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Sleep and mental strain in a busy life
The article argues that scholar and merchant alike suffer from brain fatigue when overworking. It stresses that normal sleep is a physiological rest, and suggests brief daily naps or a twenty minute quiet period to ease anxieties and relax muscles to prevent neurasthenia.
Faithful Trust Eases Dread of Future Calamity
The piece urges steady faith over fear of coming ills. It notes that many trials never arrive or prove easier than imagined, and that trusting God calmly handles tomorrow. The message from the Presbyterian Journal emphasizes grace for today and faithful reliance on divine care.
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Presbyterian Journal
Ely's Cream Balm touted as worth its weight in gold
Albert Lea Minnesota March 21 1901 a user testifies to Ely s Cream Balm curing severe cold in the head with immediate relief and sleep return praising the product and its value. The ad notes trial 10 cents full size 50 cents and lists Ely Bros 56 Warren Street New York.
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Phrasebook insight: I hate you can mean I like you
A note on inverse sentiment in a woman's word book: the phrase I hate you often signals affection rather than hostility, suggesting readers should reinterpret abrupt terms as playful or affectionate language.
Sham Diamonds Reflect Real Gems in Bourguignon Trade
The article explains how true diamonds are detectable by their permanent brilliance and light reflection angles, while imitations scratch glass and fade. It details the Bourguignon workshop in Paris using powerized quartz to craft false diamonds and imitation pearls and gems, produced by many workers including women and girls who line pearls with fish scales and wax.
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Paris
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Gentlemen's Magazine
Morgan Fees Compared to Cooke Civil War Loans
Analysis compares Jay Cooke and J P Morgan profits on massive 19th century financing. It notes Cooke handled over two billion dollars for the government with about two hundred thousand in profits, while Morgan earned roughly one hundred million for steel financing and ten million elsewhere. Hypothetical ratios show Morgan could have earned far less or Cooke far more under different terms.
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Astate
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Steel
Dr Kings New Life Pills advert claims relief
An advertisement asserts Dr King s New Life Pills ease dyspepsia dizziness headache liver and bowel troubles. It touts gentleness and thoroughness and lists C A Kleim s and J H Mercer s Drug stores as sellers with a December 3 4 warning.
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J. H. Mercer
The Shame Gesture Across Cultures
A circle of children imitates a sharpened lead pencil gesture while chanting Hiss for shame. An observer notes the gesture’s ancient appearance in diverse cultures from Africa to Egypt and Eskimo communities, yet its origin and meaning remain unknown.
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New York fashions promote grape motifs in dresses and nets
The article surveys women’s wear from headgear to hem, highlighting grape motifs in purple and white, dotted nets, lace, and crepe de chine. It notes expensive lace gowns, spangled bodices, net skirts, and ornate coiffure ornaments with roses, rhinestones, and pearls, plus evolving collar and tie details.
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Florida
Lost Cause of Consumption Warns From Beall Miss Story
A Beall Mississippi man relates his wife’s recovery from consumption after using Dr. King’s New Discovery. He says her symptoms disappeared after four bottles and credits the remedy with curing her. Druggists O. A. Kleim and J. H. Mercer guarantee it with trial bottles free.
Siberian youth George Yankovsky tours U S farming towns
George Yankovsky a young Siberian from Vladivostok travels the United States as a farm hand and general helper in stables stock yards and ranches learning stock raising agriculture. His father owns 31000 acres on the Japan Sea and the youth carries letters of credit dated through his educational tour having visited Texas Kansas and is now in Kansas.
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Vladivostock
Japan Sea
Yankovsky
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