Midsummer Bay Rescue and Hidden Plans in a Tale
A boat lands Mildred Dacres on a New England coast where she and Silas Watkins survive a storm only to face an ominous plot. Clarence Harleigh, Alice Dale, and Gilbert Falkland enter a web of jealousy and scheming about love, wealth, and a prized necklace, with the tale promising further action.
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Atlantic
New England
Cosal
Mildred Dacres
Ren Lightnin
Mildred Deeres
Old England
Anlonin
Silas
Silas Watkins
Mildred
Mr. Walworth
Alice Dale
Slas
Q Clarence
Harleigh
Mildred Saat
Clarence Harleigh
Simas
Clarence Huarleigh
Mareigh
Sharleigh
Alice
Familly
Gilbert Falkland
Clarence Harleieh
Altes Dale
Wiltshire
England
Walsworth
Charles
Falkland
Toston
Tarleigh
Mace
Peruna praised for grippe cure in letters from readers
Frances M Anderson of the Higher Educational League touts Peruna as a rapid remedy for la grippe, claiming weeks of bed rest replaced by swift recovery. Other testimonials from Sam York and Caroline J Kahl report restored hearing, improved health, and relief from pulmonary trouble after using Peruna. Readers urged to contact Dr Hartman for further guidance.
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Frances M. Andierson
The
Higher Educational League
Astena
Washington, D. C
Frances M. Anderson
Peruin
Sanwel M. York
Union Grove
Ala
Caroline J. Kahl
Vieetman
Hartman
Pactinaa Sanitarium
Columbus
Judge Anderson
Virginia
la Grippe
Peruna
Better than a Deed in a Virginian Log Cabin
A Virginian with a seven member family lives in a wretched log cabin and asserts no deeds or papers exist. He claims three different potential real owners tried to reclaim the land, each who died, and he relies on his seven foot long gun as stronger protection. The Washington Post reports this account as a reflection on land rights and survival.
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Washington Post
Hat Crooked on Her Head Sparks Quiet Revelation
In a Philadelphia Bulletin item a couple meets on a crowded street. One tells the other to be brave and prepared for bad news, then reveals the hat on her head is crooked, a small but telling moment.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Rain halts mob massacre in Tientsin 1870
Leslie's Weekly notes Chinese superstition on rain steering mobs. During the 1870 massacre at Tientsin the crowd burned the French consulate cathedral and orphanage, then sought foreigners until sudden rain dampened hands and halted the slaughter.
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Leslie
Tientsin
Sisters of Charity
Taku
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Detroit Free Press
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