Milk White Doe Legend Then Adores a Hunter’s Tale
A writer recalls a mythic legend told by Pablo about a milk white doe born from Queen Maxtella and Azul the sorcerer. The tale weaves transformation, betrayal, and a fatal chase through northern canyons, ending with myth and loss as hunters vanish and bones white in eternal snow.
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Anid Pablo
Nayatlaques
Mastella
Fountain Peak
Te Minas de Las Perdidas
Azul
Maxtella
Nie
Ain
Chicago Times-Herald
Shadow of Reward Heard In Ambiguous Court Case
A fragment from a local page hints at a court case involving a shadow of reward. Details are sparse but indicate legal considerations surrounding a potential benefit or compensation.
Wealth versus poverty echoes in street tale dialogue
A tense exchange unfolds between Jack and Flossie as she pleads to return home before dark. He laments their class divide with the line that he "lives on hash" while she eats better, underscoring social disparity.
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Jack
Flossie
Fifth Avenue
Boston Transcript Quote on Married Self Love
A dialogue notes shifting affection in a Boston Transcript excerpt where one speaker recalls past care and the other emphasizes unity in marriage and the impropriety of self love. The exchange reflects social norms and witty marital tension.
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Boston Transcript
Love and loyalty in Davids life with Jonathan faithfulness
The commentary reflects on first Samuel narrative themes of faithful friendship, divine plan, and Christlike love. It contrasts Jonathan’s loyal help for David with the deeper love of Christ, urging wholehearted dedication to Jesus and trust in God’s foreordained purposes.
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David
Jesus Christ
Jonathan
Christ
Samuel
Eli
Philip
John vi
Jesus
John
Israel
Hinself
Cornell Honored Guest of Irish Welcome on Stump
The speaker credits Mr. Cornell as a beloved English Parliament figure and notes Ireland and England honor him. Parnell corrects the pronunciation twice, calling him Cornell. Citizens express warm anticipation that the guest’s visit will be recalled favorably in Erin and across Britain. The excerpt cites Won on the Stump by Edward J. McDermott in Century.
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Cornell
Parnell
Ireland
Erin
England
Edward J. McDermott
Century
Last Slave Auction and Retailer Pins in Chicago Trade
The article recalls the 1859 Savannah slave auction of 988 enslaved people overseen by Pierce Butler, its family ties to Philadelphia society, and the impact of stipulations on family separations. It also notes a violent feud tied to guaranteed family unity and a Chicago wholesale practice using map pins to plan sales routes.
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Savannah
Pierce Butler
Philadelphia
Fanny
Mease
South Carolina
Butler
Tom Pate
Vicksburg
Pate
Pat Somers
St. Louis
South
Somers
New York Herald
Chicago
Thea
Chicago Tribune
Remarkable Fourth of July Address by Seattle Native
A notable speech in Seattle Washington featured Matthew P Seattle a full blooded Indian and grandnephew of the city’s namesake chief. He thanked Americans for elevating his race from degradation and praised the nation for possessing lands his people once inhabited.
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Seattle
Wash
Matthew P. Seattle
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Detroit Woman
A testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for uterine and female ailments. Mrs. William Howse of Antoin Street, Detroit, describes severe womb prolapse and leucorrhea improved after using the remedy, urging others not to suffer.
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Eches
Mse Peelades
Lydia F Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Easil
Wil Liam Howse
Antoin Street
Detroit, Mich
Mortgagee's Sale of Sudbury Real Estate in 1895
Public notice of a mortgagee sale in Sudbury Mass. under Edwin Arnold to Willard Arnold dated November 15 1867 recorded in Middlesex South Deeds. The property a 1 third acre parcel with house bound by John Goodnow and Israel H Brown is to be sold at auction on December 14 1895 at 1 30 PM with $100 cash down and balance in ten days. Willard Arnold Marlborough Mass. November 20 1895.
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Sudbury Mass
Edwin Arnold
Willard
Arnold
Marlborough Mass
Middlesex South District
Blc
Sudbury
John Goodnow
Goodnow
Isreal H. Brown
Brown
Edward Arnold
Arthur Bowen
Betsy Newton
Concord
Charles H. Newton
Cambridge
Middlesex
Pershing
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Nice
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Aes Ee
DD. M. Stearns
Tale of the Pins
Marlborough
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
S. H. Folsom
Register
Prescott Keyes
Ee 5Mont Street
Bosto
L. T. Jerrs
Ives
K. M. Stowe
CaLer L. Bricham
Cashier
Hudson National Bank
United States
Canada
James T. Foote
Charles E. Watson
Summer St
Maynard
James. Devane
West Acton, Mass
Emmily Robinson
The
Emerson College of Oratory
Emerson
Miss Robinson Saynatdy
Naylor
Aoe Gays
Iran
Taos
E. Walker
Insurance Agency
Best Companies
Abel G. Haynes
Maynard, Mass
Garry’s Block
J. W. Raymond
Mass
H. S. Richardson
E.H. Maker
L.V. Clough, So. Acton
Sarah B.prescott
William H. Prescott
Boston
Suffolk
Cancer Enterprise
Charles J.a Ige
S. H. Fousom
Benest Hosmer
D. D
Acton
Horace Tuttle
Walden Street
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