Wye Island Estate of Pacas and Bordleys Visited
Easton reports on Wye Island in Queen Anne's County also known as Bordley or Paca Island. once half owned by Judge Bordley and half by the Pacas the 3000 acres include a grand Paca mansion and extensive stables. The old home famed for lavish entertainments and portraits of the Pacas and allied families survived a past fire.
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John Chew
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French Canadian Beaupre wedding custom described
The article depicts a marriage rite among French Canadians near Quebec. After the church service, the bridal party tours relatives by carriage, returns for vespers, and hosts a supper. A joke slipper theft prompts the groom to buy back the shoe, hat, and cloak to reward guests, with contra dances and a jig as the evening finale.
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Forget-me-nots and pansies speak in bloom and legend
The text reflects on flower language with forget-me-nots and pansies as symbols. Pansies pledge memory with a voice of remembrance while the forget-me-nots echo a German tale of love and loss as a bridegroom sacrifices himself to save a flower and cries to be loved and remembered.
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Sam Jones Sermon at Round Lake On Irustrate Religion
Sam Jones cites a Round Lake sermon about religion and illustration. He recounts Grigger from middle Georgia who sought family prayer before conversion and eventually became the duest case of religion, illustrating how belief can spread.
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Grigger
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The Playhouse and the Conference Dialogue
At a minister's breakfast table, Pater questions Emily about church events. Emily replies that Salvini’s engagements begin next Tuesday and the conference starts three days later, indicating upcoming church affairs and scheduling.
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Salvini
Spirit messages at Niantic camp meeting stir widow's fear
The Niantic spiritualistic camp meeting last Sunday featured a spirit of a man who died six years ago, whose widow faced neighborly scandal. The message claimed the widow’s remarriage was approved by the deceased, and the Hartford Times editorial praised Prof Calvin E. Stowe for his belief in spirit communication and clairvoyance aiding bereavement.
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Hartford Times
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What is life Montford spoke of in his quiet reply
The speaker's reflective response frames life as the present waking and sleeping, daily routines, and the simple joys of reading, music, family prayer, neighbors, and enduring friendships. It highlights shared memories, familiar places, and the longing that links generations.
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The Self-Proclaimed Scientist Predicts Pittsburgh Destruction
The Rev. C A Johnson of Cana da proclaims he has found the secret place of thunder and wind origins and asserts he is the only man with such knowledge. He denies the earth is round and claims meteoric destruction of Pittsburgh by month’s end. He boasts of natural science superiority and compares it to walking up a street.
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Tight-Lacing Critique by London Lecturer
A London lecturer on female attire condemned tight lacing, stating that women’s restricted exercise harms health. He claimed women often cannot stand or walk properly, should be carried, and that most lack room for breathing and that vital organs are displaced by corsets.
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Oaths and Expletives in Everyday Speech
A discussion on oath use in daily language notes that most people are addicted to exclamations. It cites "dear me" as a corrupt form of "Dionifo" meaning my God and records a boarding mistress claiming the place is healthy while a city boarder jokes about not seeing a dead chicken in two months.
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