Subscription Rates Freeland Tribune Notes Changes
The Freeland Tribuxe lists subscription terms: 12 1/12 cents per month payable bi monthly or $1 per year in advance for the Trip on g, and $1 50 a year by mail with pro rate terms. Expiry shown on address label. renewals urged to avoid discontinuation. Notes on post office status and payments to Tribune Printing Co. Also reports on Bishop Potter’s critique of canned foods, future motor sports gear, the Rocky Mountain museum, Pan American Expo stamps, dissolution of Christian Commonwealth Colony, and early US savings banks figures.
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Freeland
Christian Commonwealth Colony
Muscogee County
Georgia
Ohio
Mistletoe Rush Tops British Ports During Holiday Week
More than 100 tons of mistletoe arrived at British ports in the holiday week, underscoring a brisk seasonal import surge. Trade sources note clustering at major terminals as retailers prepare for festive sales and decorations.
Whittier Poem Excerpt On Faith And Enduring Peace
Poem fragment by John G Whittier reflecting trust in divine guidance and solace amid life’s fading walls and restless journeys. The speaker seeks strength and presence from the Father, to find rest, healing, and a new holy song beneath trees of healing in heaven.
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John G. Whittier
For Love of Madelaine by James OShaughnessy
A tale of rival suitors for Madelaine Zimmer. The narrator resents Charles Newkirk and schemes to woo Madelaine while keeping rivals at bay. He travels to Charlevoix for the summer, awaiting a chance to win her without Newkirk’s interference.
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James O'Shaughnessy
Daily Story Pub
Madelaine Zimmer
Charles Newkirk
Newkirk
Zimmers
Madelaine
LeBruyere
New York
Mteral
Zimmerly
Charlevoix
The Wedding Trip Reveals a Grave Twist
A jealous plan to persuade Madelaine of John’s devotion collapses when Charles Newkirk returns alive with his wife on their wedding trip. Misread omens, mistaken deaths, and revelations unfold on a seaside veranda as Madelaine learns Newkirk is alive and newly married.
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Madelaine
John
Charles Newkirk
Newkirk
Mrs. Newkirk
Archbishop of Canterbury Celebrates Eightieth Birthday
The Archbishop of Canterbury, born on St Andrew's Day 1821, marks his eightieth year. His birthplace is cited as Santa Maura in the Ionian Islands, with Sierra Leone commonly named as his paternal origin through his father Major Octavius Temple who served as governor there.
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Archbishop of Canterbury
St. Andrew's Day
Santa Maura
Ionian Islands
Sierra Leone
Octavius Temple
History of mankind a vast volume of errors
A compact reflection on human history noting the record of many mistakes across ages. It frames mankind as a long series of missteps rather than flawless progress and invites contemplation of lessons learned from past failures. The tone is philosophical and broad in scope.
Myla i Myla i Grandma and Laddie’s Rescue Tale
A fragmented newspaper piece blends a child’s nursery verse about grandma with Our Animal Friends stories. It recounts Laddie the Scottish collie’s squabbles with a cat, his dramatic rescue of Jim the cat from a snowbound woodshed, and a Canton tale of Yorkshire soap suds becoming lubricating oil after a French chemist diverted seaside wastes for profit.
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Laddie
Jim
Jimmy
Yorkshire
England
Sneath
The Lunar Lite Title Suggestion From The Globe
A fragment noting a cook book title idea The Lunar Lite and a remark about time devoted to study yielding long term wonders from Success magazine. The text lacks clear persons dates places or organizations.
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Atchison Globe
Poacher Poet: West’s Enigmatic Arrow Imagery
A compact verse portrait of Paul West praising the hunter poet as an outlaw who skirts seasonal bounds. The speaker defends the hunt as art, juxtaposing cruelty to maidens with the lure of arcing shafts. The piece centers on longing hearts circling the aim of poetic darts.
Light Verse and Witty Exchanges in Philadelphia Press
A collage of cartoon captions and playful banter from the Philadelphia Record mocks matrimony, crime, and daily life. Jokes feature a detective, a mule, and a boastful banker while a red haired man grouses at a chestnutty play.
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Thax
Joas
Nell
Boggs
Biones
Sowes
Philadelphia Record
Slitespeare
Observations on Women and Virtue From a Philadelphia Paper
The piece ponders age and ambition in women, noting how ambition scars faces and souls. It mocks rivalries and secrecy, warns against servility, and jokes about gifts, debts, and parental influence. It ends with a quip about love, wisdom, and difficulty in entertaining a bored audience.
How Cunning i lh Ee Dene, anno a 2 ai eal
A London Globe example mocks pretentious prose from a celebrated firm to a debtor. The letter imitates polite formalities inviting payment and honoring past relations with a courteous tone, illustrating arcane postal era etiquette.
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Londyn Globe
Auburn Waly Politics
On the day after the November election the daughters of Governor elect A B White of West Virginia telegrammed him congratulating his victory. It notes that since statehood six of nine governors had auburn hair, a remark attributed to MacCorke the last Democratic speaker and Mr White who will be inaugurated March 4.
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Auburn
A. B. White
West Virginia
Sach
MacCorke
Mr. White
Cincinnati Buquirer
Lemon Jelly and Chicken Pie From Old Cookbook Note
Recipes describe lemon jelly with rind and fresh lemon juice, sugar, and hot water poured into a mold, plus a chicken pie recipe with tender chicken, rich broth, celery and oysters, baked in a crust, and a clear stock soup with beef, vegetables, and egg shells strained for clarity.
Luncheon Rolls With Creative Fresh Fillings
A guide suggests lunch ideas using fresh rolls split lengthwise filled with hard boiled eggs mixed with trench dressing, chopped aged pies and nuts with mayonnaise, or sweet fillings of peaches with powdered sugar and whipped cream. Jam with cream cheese also appeals. Keep fillings soft and moist, rolls small for easy handling, suitable for children’s lunches and varied nutritious fillings.
Household hints from an old column on kitchen and home care
A collection of practical tips on odor control from onions with coffee, keeping cake batter from spoiling, preserving fabrics with borax and washing water, and maintaining clean air in the cellar. It also offers simple substitutions for parsley, explains keeping steel knives from rust, and compares pepper varieties and nutmeg coating.
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