Mrs Mayo's Second Ends Her Jealous Strife
A dying husband begs his wife Elinor to vow not to remarry, but she confesses they were not soulmates and seeks happiness with her own future. He relents, plans a fair share of his estate, and the pair reconcile in hopeful scenes as love and forgiveness redefine their bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Mayo
Elinor
Darling
Hunter
Ilunter
Hlinor
Llinor
Mr. Mayo
Atlanta Constitution
Wright
New York
Tenth Virginia
James Morse
Phipsburg
Captain Morse
2 Companion
Lewiston Journal
Tody” Hamilton
Barnum and Bailey
New York Tribune
Little Myrtle Dear Question in London Atheneum
The verse laments a childlike riddle about beauty and time. It contrasts youthful curls with advancing age and hints at unresolved mysteries in pink and white. Poet Wilsey Martin quotes a London Atheneum piece, pondering love and wisdom across years.
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Wilsey Martin
London
Atheneum
When a Man Is Developed by Age Limits
The piece asserts that a man's full mental power is not reached before twenty five, with talent development peaking between thirty and forty five years. It emphasizes lifelong growth and the gradual emergence of cognitive and creative potential.
Wake Up to Holiness, Dr Talmage Urges in Christian Herald
Dr. Talmage condemns halfhearted Christians who neglect real faith and sacrifice. He calls for believers to sever lukewarm rolls or rise to true holiness and action. He argues for stronger consecration, purity, and faith to empower Christian work and outreach.
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Torre
Col
Jesus Christ
Paul
Silas
Jerusalem
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Trail
God
Dr. Talmage
Christian Herald
Storehouse of prayer and divine mercy described
The New York Observer extols a Christian storehouse within the faithful for comfort and needs, linking prayer to worship and the preparation for eternity. A Cincinnati Commercial Gazette item notes snuff use by Italian and German music teachers, Roman Catholic clergy, and a wide audience in saloons, highlighting differences between scented black snuff and the common salted yellow or brown varieties used by blacks and poor whites.
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New York Observer
New York
Cun- Ginnati Commercial Gazette
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Mrs. Mayo
Wis
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Christian Endeavor
Denon
J.M. Braven
Sboro MD
Fenfiry
Nino
W. W. Tunis & Bro. Lumber Company
Tunis-Mills MD
R S. Fountain
W. W. Tunis & Bro. Lumber CO
Baltimore Coal Tar and Manufacturing Company
Camden Street
Baltimore, MD
J.H. Medairy
K. Medairy
J. H. Medairy Co
North Howard Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Keay-Bank Cooka
Chapel District
W. A. Walls
Lewistown
Beaven, Broxsom & Co
General— Commission
Grrain
Camden ST
Corn and Flou Exchange
Provident Life Association
Liberty St
GEO, Stinson & CO
Portland
Maine
OrchiLla
R. A. Wooldridge & CO
Buchanan’s Wharf
A. G. Yates &C
13Th and
Chestnut Sts
Philadelphia
Wallett & CO
Denton
Third Street
Eall the Times
John J. Barnes
Meredith’s Barber Shop
Brick Hotel
Denton, Md
Parker
Hindercorns
Myrtle
Comfort
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