Linda and Carnachan Affinity Ends in Love
Linda, a stylish, independent young woman, accepts a marriage proposal not from passion but a practical life plan. Disguised as a suitor, her cousin Bob discovers she has found true love with Anthony Carnachan after an elaborate deception, and Linda chooses happiness with him in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salane
Wei Etiehleet
Pindwl
Kdlow
Arcadia
Couditi
Rob
Linda
Bob
Anthony Carnachan
Anthony
Cleopatra
Robert Whiteman
Angelica
Paul
Ginda
Carnachan
Aunt Maria
Linde
Onde
Linds
Mateh
Bertha’ Wallace
Maria
Trousseau
Oscar Olmstead
Carnochan
Olmstead
New York
Mr. Olmstead
Robert
Gauain
Sutil Banda
Hetalaed
Osmochan
Bertha Wallace
A Schoolmaster Around Leese
A man about forty, William Cannon Harrison of Saginaw County, visited a Detroit Board of Education member seeking a teaching job. He joked about meager wages and not wanting to live high, saying he was getting a little old and should save money as age crept up. The exchange showed his blunt, informal approach and brief discussion of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugubrione
Kaystack
Rithmetic
Das Troit Fres Press
Board of Education
William Cannon Harrison
Saginaw County
Bat
Detroit
Lincoln's fateful ruse to comfort a dying soldier
President Lincoln visits a terminally ill recruit in a Washington hospital and offers to grant a family request. The youth asks to see his grandmother in Bangor, Maine, prompting a plan to impersonate the relative. The idea hinges on the surgeon's wary permission and Lincoln's wheeled scheme to spare the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mr. Lincoln
Unite States
Bangor
Maine
Lincoln
B——r
S——k
M——s
Gideon Welles
Welles
Remarkable Deathbed Resurrection Reported
An aging man near Vascalido County recovered after being pronounced dead. Attendants despaired as breath and heart beat returned, the man spoke clearly and described a vision of heaven before dying again. Large funeral led by neighbors followed the reported miracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vascalido
Ade
Qhiotr
Banda
Packages Forwarded Eight Miles in Two Seconds
From the New York Mercury reports Vienna opened a pneumatic mail system on Sunday February 28 allowing letters and packages up to two ounces to traverse eight miles in under two seconds. The system operates with air pressure via iron pipes beneath streets and rubber cylinders, linking 60 sub stations to two central offices. Postage is two kreutzers per half ounce, cheaper than domestic rates, and early results show rapid delivery even over shorter gaps with improvements expected. Aiming at national fame, Vienna’s setup shows massive potential for faster urban mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Mercury
Vienna
Ostmaster General
General Telegraph Office
Thies
Vulcanizing Rubber in Modern Industry
A historical overview explains rubber processing from washing to vulcanizing with hot water, sulphur treatment, and lime baking. It details forming mats, baking, and the resulting durable, heat resistant products including ebonite and jet imitations, highlighting economic efficiency and expanded use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taquis & Aarkstocklog
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aaa
Noah
Leese
Fisen
Blake & Blake
Stephenson St
Bigelow's
Old
Blake
Andy Worth
Blake & Blake's
Wigelow
Byraarsy
Actbois
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!