Harper's Magazine plans and novelties for 1891
Harper and Brothers announce the January 1891 issue will feature The Simpletons by Thomas Hardy and The Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc by the Sien Lous De Conte. The magazine will run serials from June to November 1895, include four illustrated Africa pieces, eight stories by Julian Ralph on Chinese life, and the first chapters of a three part novelette by Richard Ward ing Waive. Subscriptions begin with the current number when ordered, cloth bindings cost 30 cents, and mail remittances to Harper & Brothers in New York.
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A Love Against All Odds Ends In Quick Wedding
Jim Trevor defies Uncle Obed to wed Gladys Boyd after family disapproval and debts. The pair marry in a quiet ceremony with support from Mrs Greenaway, while both sides of the families watch amused and relieved as plans shift to a joint wedding and a modest town life.
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Divorce Quietly Ends Union of De Flouncer Couple
Mr and Mrs Reginald de Flouncer were divorced at high noon yesterday in a quiet ceremony with only immediate relatives present amid recent family scandals reported by the Detroit Tribune.
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A Typical Yankee and His Wounded Son Reunion
A Philadelphia Ledger account recalls Dr Holmes a typical Yankee non demonstrative in meeting his wounded son at Chancellorsville. The father pursued the captain to the hospital and train bound for Washington, where he and his son reunited with a brief affectionate exchange.
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