Sickness, sleighing, and temperance in Fredonia
From Regulas Reporter notes Ramn sickness and diphtheria cases in the village. Esmire Mullett remains ill. Mrs. Weller and Mr. Illod suffer nervous prostration and paralysis. Beebe’s bottling works supply beer. Law and Order presses for action while temperance voices attack. Mrs. Foster will speak on temperance in Clinton.
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Fredonia Preake
Regulas
Ramn
Esmire Mullett
Harvey Jennings
William Weller
George
J. Eben Foster
Clinton
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
Ith
J. Elien Foster
Beebe
Lew Hewes
Law and Order Committee
Wile Beebe
Yeu
Committee
Berein
Committee of Law and Order
Ae Dreamer
Fables and Money Talk in an Old World Echo
A historical note explores how Indian fables spread westward via ancient trade and culture. It contrasts Buddhist tales with Solomon legends, then shifts to a Wallace P Groom sermon on interest and wealth growth, illustrating compounding effects and warnings against high borrowing costs.
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Wallace P. Groom
New York City
Christopher Columbus
Toner
America
Hildreth
United States
Manhattan Island
New Amsterdam
City of
York
New York
Vicinity Haps and Mishaps Collected in Brief
Gathered items from Dayton and surrounding towns note a county jail detention of George W. Strickland, a wife visiting relatives in Dexterville, and a doctor securing 100000 acres in Indian Territory for a cattle ranch with hundreds of cattle. Other items report a farm sale to Joseph Boorman, a newborn found on ice at Meadville with signs of abortion, a fireman crushed on the Susquehanna division near Horellaville, and fears for Thomas J. Campbell missing after Milwaukee fire.
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George W. Strickland
Dayton
Harrington
Dexterville
Dr. Roberts
Titusville
Indian Territory
Wallace Daniels
Joseph Boorman
Sherman
French Creek
Meadville
Frank Herman
Susquélanne
Eria
Horellaville
Thomas J. Campbell
Bradford
Milwaukee
The Fine Art of Cooking and Female Independence
A reflective column argues that formal language study is not required for good cooking, urging girls to learn practical kitchen skills. It praises steady practice, a firm hand, and a trustworthy recipe book, warning against overreliance on quick, flashy methods and stressing judgment as cooking matures.
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Bridget
St Helena Decline From Booming Past to Monotony
The article traces St Helena’s rise from 1700 to 1940 with thriving farms, bustling ships, and strong markets, then details a collapse as steam and the Suez Canal shifted trade. It notes a monopoly firm exploiting “lame ducks,” a reduced government, caste tensions, and locals seeking escape while a garrison kept a tense watch over Napoleon's prison site.
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India
Suez Canal
St Helena
Napoleon
I Land
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Greece
Stratus
Lou
Solomon
Syria
Palestine
Ophir
Persian Gulf
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Sistlder
Aligeens
Max Muller
St. Helena
Intelligence Office
Eas
Dunkirk
Weibull
Bath
Chas. P.willard & Go
St. Cincago
Richardson 2 Co
Prop's
Tor
J. A. Stapf
Leler
He Is
J. P. Monroe
Center Street
Dunkirk, N. Y
Evert
E. Lemon
Sia
Lattin
Capes
Fatenta
Exery Eminty
Wash Ngton
Gineri
Ned Fares Paienes
Loreston Coloencie
Leakerate Dregs & Perfamery, Rigaabars
Hiss
Parker
Panxer
BRM
Parkers Halibalsam
Grabeler's
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Fettean
Jamaraiso
Wayne
Fomeaul
Ashtalnia
Painesville
Glevelme
Cleveland
Belles
West Liepai En Haven
Valpauniise
P.m
Mwi
Ing
Celambo
Chiengo
Buffalo Tine
Ar Andrea Lewis Wilds Ma
Tasnv
Observer
Tate
Normal School
Fredonia
B. Palmer
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