Why She Ran Away With the Circus
A midwestern prayer meeting overhears gossip about Dolly Batten running off with a circus. A minister recounts a rescue tale where Dolly aids her fiancé Frank Allen during a crisis, aided by circus staff. The story ends with a vow to seek forgiveness and uphold truth, purity, and mercy.
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la Rochefoucauld
Prince of
Symes
Miss Powell
Kelly
Mrs. Batten
Dorothy
Frank
Frank Allen
Dolly
Soma
Lsten
Edireus
Mrs. Welly
Santa Fe Plaza Through History Central to City’s Tale
The Santa Fe plaza stands as the city’s historical hub near the center of town. It hosted Dante’s believed 1605 encampment during the capital transfer, the Pueblo revolt of 1680, the executions of 50 Indians, De Vargas’s reconquest, and Gen. Wearny’s 1846 US flag claim. It was also the western terminus of the Old Santa Fe trail linking New Mexico to Anglo tastes before rail travel supplanted mule and wagon.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Plaza
Dante
San Gabriel
Old Mexico
de Vargas
New Mexico
Benming
Oante
Stephen Watts Wearny
United States
Maryland Car Prices Listing With Six Models
A Maryland price listing shows six car models including Five-Passenger Touring Seven-Passenger Touring Seven-Passenger Sedan Five-Passenger Sedan Coupe Roadster Sport Model Four-Door Coupe and Carride options. Also features Kenosha connection and several four and five passenger configurations.
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A. B. Kenosha
Parental Blessing Ends With Timothys Wedding Plans
In a breezy Lowell era tone, Timothy Drew returns from Labrador with a bride in mind. His parents expect a wife for their son and arrange funds, while Timothy and his companion Tom Bride navigate a playful misunderstanding about family plans. Timothy later decides to take his new bride home, despite family suspicions and mixed signals.
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Mrs. Drew
Air Drew
Drew
Mr Drew
Mr. Drew
Boston
Timothy
Hind
New York
Thothy
Back Bay
Tom Bride
Bilde
Aileen
Thorothy
John Bride
Tom
Tomoorrow
Must See Food to Taste It
A Scientific American writer notes taste relies on four basic flavors sweet sour bitter and salt while smell and sight greatly influence flavor. Smell reveals delicate notes, sight alters perception of beer tea and tobacco. Tests show closing eyes changes taste experience and smoking aroma hinges on visible smoke cues.
Athens of the Alps designation in Zurich history
Zurich once earned the nickname Ath ens of Switzerland due to a flood of Protestant refugees who settled there and contributed extensive controversial theological writings across Europe. The label reflected the city’s role as a center of religious scholarship and debate.
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Athens
Alps
Zurich
Switzerland
Thither
Europe
The New 7 Passenger Nash Sedan Models Arrive
The article promotes a new Nash enclosed seven passenger sedan in high demand. It invites readers to inspect the car today while a large shipment remains on the floor. It highlights exterior and interior appointments and tests the motor refinements and increased power.
Ancient Drug Stores And Pharmacopeias Through Ages
The earliest pharmacopeias appear in Sanscrit and Roman works, with an Arabian text around 900 AD. Italian schools in Naples and Salerno fostered drug stores called stationares, while antidotes and distillants stood alongside opiates. Mithridat, devised by Mithridates Eupator, spurred toxicology as rulers feared poisons and tested antidotes on criminals. Pompey’s victory spurred refinements by Damocrates, Nero’s physician, expanding the recipe to fifty five ingredients.
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Naples
Salerno
Italy
Cordus
Mithridas Eupator
Pontus
Pompey
Damocrates
Nero
Size of Pygmies Described by Early Anthropologists
The article discusses myths about pygmies in central Africa, noting average heights around five feet, with some individuals taller, and identifying common traits. It highlights repeated hut shapes, reliance on hunting with poisoned arrows, lack of agriculture, and absence of centralized tribal leadership across varied regions.
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Central
Africa
Stanley
Dissecting the Grumbler Quote by Jerrold
A compact notice cites Douglas Jerrold with a sharp remark on grumblers, noting they deserve surgical remedies for chronic troubles. The aphorism frames a historical wit’s stance on grumbling, implying decisive action.
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Douglas Jerrold
Flowering Plants in Britain and Isles Diversity
Flowering plants in the British Isles number over a quarter of a million varieties. The statement highlights the vast botanical richness across Britain and its surrounding lands.
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Flowering Planta
Britain
British Isles
Emotions Move the Stomach in Sudden Fright
Report outlines how emotions like sudden fright affect the stomach by altering its shape and activity. The phenomenon is attributed to physiological responses, with emphasis on how stress and shock trigger digestion-related changes.
The Iron Czar and The Tron Czar Nickname for Nicholas II
The title refers to Nicholas II who ruled Russia from 1825 to 1855 and earned the epithets The Iron Czar and The Tron Czar for his autocratic reign and stern policies as a ruler.
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the Iron Czar
Tron Czar
Nicholas II
Russia
Beautiful Light of Cheerfulness Quote
Quote by Jean Paul describes laughing cheerfulness as shedding daylight on all life paths, highlighting a positive, uplifting view of joy and resilience.
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Jean Paul
Plain manners and animal reflections in the page
A column discusses social etiquette exposing flawed finical habits at meals such as dainty fork handling and napkin wiping. It contrasts such affectations with genuine manners and notes many people overdo politeness. Also describes how animals react to mirrors, recognizing or ignoring reflections differently.
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Miss Nancy
Figured Wood for Furniture Through the Ages
From earliest furniture making through the Middle Ages to today figured wood has long been favored for its decorative appeal and value in carpentry and design.
Five Year Span Average Life of Cars in U S
A historical note states the average life of an automobile in the United States is estimated at five years. The remark contrasts with a statement claiming two years as the typical lifespan.
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Back Bay
Aileen Monroe
Timothy
Aileen
United States
Tvo
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McClure Newspaper
Byndicate
Louisa
City of
Chas. H. Dean
Maryland
Fo. B. Milwaukee
Timoty
John
Mr. Draw
Labrador
Ben Jonson
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
F.o. B. Factory
Nash
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