Don Quixote at Barstow's Cliff Ends Lovers' Feud
Edith Cady and Mortimer Clagett, tangled in the famed Clagett vs Clagett lawsuit, reunite aboard a lighthouse coast in a rescue and vow to abandon their family feud. The seaside village observes as hope and love triumph over history, while Miss Dady regains vigor through sea air.
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Barstow
Mrs. Barstow
Miss Cady
Marthy
Miss Dady
Martha Barstow
Martha
Don Quixote
Squire Seeley
Cliff House
Mortimer Clagett
Clagett
Gleason Clagetts
Lemuel Starbuck
New York
Welle
Gleason Clagett
Edith
Edith Cady
Mortimer
Dady
Amy Randolph
N. Y. Ledger
Family washing and home care hints from a Victorian era column
A fragmented column offers guidance on household chores and health tips. It discusses polishing glass, washing blankets, special care days for linens, avoiding dark rooms, safe food layering for scalloped tomatoes, lamp shade warnings, cleansing oil bottles with ashes, and cautious sunlight exposure. It reads as a mix of practical advice and dated cautions typical of a periodical.
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Norrise
Turre
Mounting Photographs With Artistic Backgrounds
In a plan from American Agriculturist readers learn to mount photographs on academy or watercolor mounts with bold background strokes and nature inspired flowers. The method uses painted backgrounds on board, with careful alignment of the photo for a self mounted or mounted presentation.
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Academy
A Mother's Influence Guides Casimir-Perier to Presidency
The Youth's Companion notes how Casimir-Perier, initially reluctant, faced pressure from republican leaders to accept the French presidency after Carnot's assassination. They sought his mother’s intervention, who urged him to fulfill what history and family duty demanded. He ultimately accepted, deeming the office a vital duty despite personal risk.
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Casimir-Perier
M. Casimir-Perier
M. Carnot
Republic
National Assembly
Ile
Congress
M. Casimir Perier
France
The Popes Health Corrected by His Physician
Reports on Pope Leo XIII health are corrected by Dr Lapponi who states the pope is in excellent health. He details meals at eight and two and nine, notes steady digestion and long sleep, and says the eighty four year old still walks with a cane and enjoys reading heavy books. The piece also mentions the pope’s litter use as etiquette. It adds a French education note and reflects on Napoleon era grim tolls on French women and children.
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Kentucky Democrat
Catlettsburg
Lapponi
Leo Nil
Leo XIII
Leo XT
Leo XII
Babies by hundreds at Sloane Maternity Hospital
A Kansas City Star correspondent extols New York's Sloane Maternity Hospital as a unique charity funded by Mrs. Sloane, sister of Cornelius Vanderbilt. The piece highlights the vast number of newborns seen, the quiet, methodical care from birth, and precise medical measurements recorded daily in a white cleaned ward.
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United States
Sloane Maternity Hospital
New York
Sloane
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Kansas City Star
Sloane Hospital
Nursery softly lit at home for hospital infants
Describes a hospital nursery where newborns are dressed with mother’s name on sleeves to prevent mixups. Infants are moved for meals every two hours and returned to cribs. night feeding is provided if needed. Nurses emphasize discipline, routine, and mercy in caring for married and single mothers alike.
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Buttercup
Our Trish Visitors at Windsor theatre delight crowd
New York World reports a lively comedy Our Trish Visitors at Windsor theatre last night. The play pleases lovers of farce with a strong plot and several specialties. Cast member W J Mason as Col Gilhooly garners laughs.
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New York
Windsor Theatre
W. J. Mason
Col. Gilhooly
Advertisers Cast Attention With Illustrated Notice
A stylistic arranging of text to attract attention and illustrate advertisements. The piece showcases how ads use layout and emphasis to draw readers toward commercial messages.
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Claghyt
E. A. Williams
Mr. Williams
Dahomey
America
Freeland Opera House
Joan J. Welsh
Neil Waywern
Culphy Muse
Christy
Dr. N. Maley
Dennis T
Birkbeck
Francis Brennan
George Fisher
Noo Walnut Street
Freeland
Walt
de Vilvery
Pes
Luverne
Preeland
Court of Quarter Sessions
TSM
Anal Cat
At. A
Leo Shunton
Haiti
Linamith
Red Sheet Iron Worker
Mod
Moran
Austen
N. Y
Briggs
Griggs
Ory
Tongno
Lucas Cousty
Eet Frask
J. Cligary
FJ. Cresty & Co
Toledo
Frank J. Cheney
A. D
Beal
A.W. Gleason
Notary Public
J. Cheney & CO
Drifton
Joddo
Lambert Yard
Waaktan
Mauch Chunk
Atlanta
Aula
Easton
Rma
Mahune
Shenandoa
Lockton
Delano
Mahanoy City
Boston
East Puelphia
Bethlehem
Allentown
Phila
White Haven
Glen Summit
Wilkes
Junction
Highland Ni Rr
Hazleton
Lumber Yard
Jeddo
Philadelphia
Deis
Mahanoy
Chas
Ler
Bollin
Wilbur
W. Nonnemacher
Delaware
Susquehanna
Bonvyrrin
Barmnoap
Eckley
Hasle Brook
Beaver Meadow Road
Kean
Hazteton
Harwood
Cranberry
Panate
Hasieton
Jeanenville
Auden- Hed
Lehigh Traction Co
Sheppton
Harrisburg
Etc
EB. Coxe
Daniel Cone
Citizens’ Bank OF Freeland
Front Street
Capital
Togoph Tirkbeek
Provident
Koons
Davis
Cashier
Charles Tinsheel
A.—Jos. Tirkbeek
FH. C. Koons
Thos
Hirkbeek
A. Tydewick
John Wagner
Chas. Dusheek
John Burton
Michael Zemany
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