Howells Fame Story in Towels and Open Delight
A fragmented reminiscence traces Howells’s rise to fame through praise and audience admiration. The narrator recalls a youthful hunger for recognition, noting the enduring quest for appreciation and the joy found in audience response as a driving force behind his literary career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh
Tiaweils
Ny Itu
le Gars
Howella
Saturday Press
Yoongz
Hinself
Tie
New York
Ariosdeo's Magazine
Senator Cockevil and Clark exchange at public gathering
A discordant scene at Sivlaliay lake Beierbow portends rumors of political clout. Senator Cockevil of Missouri and Champ Clark mingle with prominent visitors in a tense exchange about influence and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chak
Cockevil
Missouri
Alanesh
Beierbow
Uae
Meedenao
Champ Clark
Old Pike
Cockrell
Comanittectian
Iim
Eel Hethenies
Man and Wife Live on One Dollar a Week
A long tale describes the life of a couple led by ex judge William Cole Paleot and his wife, living on about five hundred dollars annually in Chicago. They claim happiness despite hardship, with the husband working daily in the garden and at home while the wife handles all housework. The piece traces Paleot’s career, past reforms, and their austere diet of cereals milk and sugar, highlighting their frugal routine and steadfast partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Willian Cole Paleot
Vv Stn
Pat
Tateot
Pakeol
Aqailas
Aurick
Willian Cale Tideat
Crmie
Dsi
Eres
Eurest
Sara Ste. Marie
Grest Neortinwestern
Ality
Troy
Amdens
Milwaukee Journal
al Gore
Hart bin Tamartas
England
Curious Native Courage Prevents Unseen Attack
A Philadelphia man narrowly escaped a savage attack by a ferocious loubiie tusuk as he walked the street. He remained calm and courteous, used self-control, and the hunter retreated, saving his life. The event is recounted alongside reflections on instinct, self-preservation, and the value of composure under danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpha
Col
Vated
Rome
Tufin
Atal Fuat
Iu Wien Petit
Tie
Vontage
Lippincott
Lai
OILERS WORK DANGERS DESCRIBED IN DETAIL
A historical account details the risks faced by oilers amid intense machinery, sparks, and toxic substances. It describes the constant threat of severe injury from moving belts and gears, safety practices, and examples of protective measures such as insulating overalls, specialized jackets, and electric dampeners used in large plants.
New Exhibition in London Features Employee Photo Check
An exhibit describes a novel employee verification device in London that uses a lens and clocked ribbon to photograph each worker at entry. The contraption records about forty attendances per minute, with weekly sample removal for vial counts, amid broader notes on nasal catarrh remedies and other consumer ads in the issue.
Fragmented 19th Century Ad and Notice Print
A chaotic OCR fragment mixes product ads and notices. It references a sewing machine, poultry compensation, a weekly pay note, a cold remedy, and various consumer goods. Mentions include Kansas City, Mo and London exhibition losses. Contains nonsensical phrases and partial product claims.
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Howells
Dodd
ROP
Ali, Myre
Man
Qeedustanis
Rene Piettvers
St. Joseph Coury
Valparradiss
Iimself
Faria
Ladinia
Cipmetes
Sara Tear
I Tsp
Gates
Bates
Wentewell Foray
Gael
Davidii
Cew
Jodie
Court of Couna Pies
Tler
Tle
Chios
Pritt
Porter Coutts
Ana Lesbo
Linstitute
la First
Wales
Tukeot
Barby
Warade
Breanease
Dinne
Suppet
New Orleans
Staes-Democrat
Peoitererts
Aea
Dheretsat
Hong Kong
Acconny
Inter
Jet Lad
Ley
Sheffield
Tuo Chow
Phe
Great Beilalu
Shetland
Oilers
Jeurniks
Titan
Enkortelosiat
Min
Cress
Andrew
Planta
Inswad
Tink
Fly
Calve
Howe
Bho
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ensity
Bhett Je
Stitcup
Ave Mfg. Co
Kansas City
Watts de
Gare
E.W. Grove
Anna H. Mag i. Li
Wilaits Park
Cire Tea Venstituranaiense
Spain
Piso
O. Badstey
Vanburen
Ind
Bob
London
Beally
Jonbert
Sr. Winslow
SuotaiNa
Bcents
Authority
Saad
Lydia E. Pinkeham
Mrs. Pinkham
Pinkham
Owers
Keepa Bern
Sadiie
Plah Brand
Otto Sale
Wrile Torvatilogug
A. J. Power Bosnwa
Massa
NSIO
Eee
Joan W. Mi
Wu Usbhiueren
C Deeds Cos
Ees
PER
Sori
MIBLS
Ant Towers
Perkins’ Wind Mill Co
Mishawaka, Indiana
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