Strategy Wins Katie Field in Folly Move
In a rural tale, Tom Robin schemes to wed Katie Field defying her father Farmer Field. A staged midnight raid ends with Tom marrying Katie after Field shoots his own gun and inadvertently threatens a staged rival. Dick Field helps, and the ruse ends with a wedding and a chastened father.
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Tom Robin
Katie Field
Tom
Farmer Field
Katie
Katia
Mr. Field
Katio
Dick Field
Rascal
Papa
Dick Pield
Farmer Vield
Daniana Katte
Farmoreld
Kittit
Toon
Mr Field
Tean
Squire
Khito
Icias
Ladies Forefront Fashions In Cloaks And Walks
Fashion notes describe long cloaks in soft twisled wools with bold borders and figures, noting plum, navy, gray and greens, with diverse silhouettes. separate piece discusses girls failing to walk gracefully and suggests household duties and savings to build poise and fiscal sense.
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Cinennati Inquirer
The Bird With a Broken Wing Poem Fragment
A poem describes a wounded bird and a broken life touched by pity. The speaker helps another, offering hope that healing exists though some flight ends. each loss finds compensation as healing rises from pain.
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Sin
Nevor
Din
Strickep
Dogpair
Hair care and fashion notes from Good Housekeeping
Clip ends every six weeks and dry thoroughly to prevent dandruff and mildew. Fashion notes describe fringe revival, blue gray and lilac tones, new trimming and open cord embroidery, with hints on hats and fabrics for autumn and winter. Growing old through worry is discussed, urging balance, health rules, and maintaining youthful spirit. Scientific scraps cover papers, hy prophobia cures, portable railway telephones, and physics observations.
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Paris
Holmes
Sie
The Irish Tongue Language Use in Census Returns
Census returns show about twenty thousand persons exclusively speak Irish, concentrated mainly in Munster and Connaught, with English and Irish spoken by around twelve hundred thousand, indicating nearly a quarter of Ireland’s population uses Irish as a living language.
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British Museum
Church
Auvergne
E. Hall
Munster
Connyuight
Ireland
Self-Support through a Detective Camera
A clever girl uses a makeshift detective camera to capture candid city life scenes for art and profit. She turns play into work, selling negatives to studios, with New York Star noting how genuine expressions aid portraiture. The piece also recalls Bishop Fowler describing vast ropes of hair used in Japan for temple construction.
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Charier-Journal
Artiit
New York Star
Italy
Fowler
Japan
Minneapolis Journal
Great Salt Lake Wonders and Hair Trade Notes
A New York Times correspondent visits Great Salt Lake Utah describing its turquoise waters, salt depth, bathing facilities, and wildlife culture with cautions about swallowing lake water. The article adds a feature on the human hair trade noting vast global imports, major sources, and a Swiss German French nexus, plus brief sketches of Spanish women beauty ideals and a witty epitaph tale.
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New York Times
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Great Occas
Atlantic
Union Pacific Railroad
Howaver
Antelope
Stansbury Islands
Mount Desert
Garfield Beach
Bar Narbor
Green Mountains
Dead Sea
New York City
Rochester “Post
Ezpress
Wye
Switzerland
Germany
Mfor- Inns
Lower Pyrenees
Mme
Piris
Tracy
Time Savers for the Housewife and Roasting Tips
Practical kitchen guidance urges organizing with a pastry shelf and ready tools to save minutes during morning baking. It covers roasting over open fire, pie baking to preserve flavor, and frequent basting to keep meat juices in. Includes several simple recipes for baked apples, steamed pudding, quince marmalade, horseradish sauce, fried ware, meat croquettes, bread for soup, and oyster crackers. Also notes a Northwest buffalo legend from W H Simpson.
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Japan
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Jilian Gold‘Schmid
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George B. McClellan
Philadelphia City Hall
Robert E. Porter
United States
Ifo
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Europe
New York Sun
China
Edizon
Edison
Jules Clarete
Tumboldt
Great Britain
San Francisco
Chinonidle
Trades Union Congress
Dundee
Wilkie Collins
Washington
Collins
Wand
Dubbel
Fife
Eadies’ Department
America
New York World
Fashion Notes
Seville
Spain
Buenos Ayres
Andes
Santander
Crest
Bage
White
Reyes
Courier-Journal
Rockies
W. H. Simpson
Montana
Northwest
Lobs Democrat
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