Pandita Ramabai Work Sparks Hindu Revival Scene
From Kedgaon India a reporter describes Pandita Ramabai’s Mukti mission where widows and orphans train in industry as revival meetings unfold. Girls convulse pray in tongues and speak in multiple languages while Ramabai emphasizes love and life over spectacle.
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Kedigaon
India
Wales
Pandita Ramabai
Ramabai
Mukti Mission
America
Geome
Bamabal
All India
Manoramabdal
Ramabst
Jesus
Gahe
Mukti
Kedgaon
Warne
Lucknow
Allahabad
Adansol
Moradabad
Bareiny
Khassia Hills
Kedagaon
Methodista
Ott
Poverty in English Cities
A stark portrait from American Magazine condemns London as a swamp of dreadful poverty. It contrasts London slums with New York, cites vagrancy and vice in the East End, Park Lane, Bond Street, and Piccadilly, and notes similar misery in Edinburgh Glasgow and Dublin.
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England
New York
London
East End
Mayfair
Fifth Avenue
Long Island
New Jersey
Park Lane End
Bond Street
Piccadilly
Edintwurth
Glasgow
Publin
Martyr to Home Cooking Satire in Royal Magazine
A young housewife bids to serve a sixth dessert recipe to please her husband who laments desserts are not his forte. She confesses past failures with butter eggs and economy as she defends kitchen toil while he vows to test marriage. A bone goblet and a carnivorous circus moment punctuate the tale.
Unclear fragment hints at city life and lifting job
A partial OCR fragment mentions a Mr Hayseed Willie with an up and down life in the city and identifies Mrs Haycora Deed and a boy who works the lift.
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Hayseed
Wilie
You seem to have faith in doctors in this exchange
A friend jestingly says I have faith in doctors and I reply a doctor would be foolish to let a good customer die, in a Royal Magazine quotation about trust in physicians.
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Drivalid
Royal Magazine
Unccie Warns Son About Money and Marriage
A Chicago Daily News quip shows Naphew whispering that he saves money but advises not to tell his wife, reflecting humor about financial secrecy in domestic life.
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Naphew
Chicago Daily News
Grand Jury Service Boosts Interest in Criminal Courts
A gray headed speaker claims serving on a grand jury makes a man an indefatigable student of criminal records. He explains that following indictments through courts deepens curiosity about trials and outcomes, fueling ongoing engagement with judicial proceedings.
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N. ‘N. Sun
Patent Medicine Ad Weighs In On Cures And Credit
An old advertisement claims a hundred dollar reward for ill effects from a cure and asserts the credibility of F J Cheney of Toledo. It mentions diagnoses like glandular disorders and rheumatism and references various names and places in a testimonial frame.
Last Wishes Read in Vicar's Absence
A message asks for Martha Higgine to be buried at two o clock tomorrow afternoon as the vicar is away. The exchange includes a cheerful Ole Woman and a reply about delivering the request when the vicar returns.
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Wiess
Martha Higgine
Ten-epot Loan Becomes Boroughs Tease
In a clipped exchange Marzley reminds Boroughs of a ten-epot loan while Boroughs replies he has it in mind. The banter suggests a lighthearted old man dialogue about debts and memory.
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Marzley
Boroughs
Young Man's Bright Idea Retire Together
A Pittsbuys manufacturing head plans retirement in favor of his son. After discussion, the son proposes to work a few more years and retire together, linking father and son in a shared exit from the business.
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Pittsbuys
Tol
Tony
Tom
Pop
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Sexidign
Hall
D.cher2et & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Shale
Hie
S&rm
Watpire
Kinnax
Masvix
Abenais Ohte
Taieda
O. Saurs
Gare
Che
Sydney
Dea
Brown
Cove
B. W. GR
Winato
Colin
Dodds
Cerne East
Carters
WER
Os Arecna
Washington
Nebraska
Kansas
Renry C. Smite
Bomechanica
Jacobs
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