End of a Romance Sets Malcolm on a Rural Flight
Malcolm Spencer loses Elinor after a heated quarrel as she returns his ring and disappears. Weeks turn to months with no contact while Elinor’s parents sail to Europe and Miss Parker visits the country. He quits the city for the countryside, nursing a pipe and bitter thoughts about women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Malcolm Spencer
Elinor
Malcolm
Roger
Milger
Macob
Europe
Miss. Parker
Manute
Miss Cherry News Brings Malcolm to Green Gates
Malcolm, seeking a fresh start, finds Miss Cherry at Green Gates after lunch in a racially charged household. Mammy guides him to Elinor Parker undercover as Miss Cherry, reveals a proposal and a ring as terms of a new alliance. The scene blends longing with social tension in a Southern manor.
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Malcolm
Mammy
Miss Cherry
Miss Parker
Ennor
Cherry
Elinor Parker
Ash
Elinor
Misa Cherry
Reandeted
Nourishment at Bed Time in Animal Health
The passage argues that all animals except humans should eat before sleep to prevent fasting during the long interval between meals. It asserts that stomach emptiness during sleep worsens emaciation, insomnia, and weakness, noting a perpetual disintegration of tissue whether sleeping or awake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
The Straw Name and Spelling Origins in Europe
Philip Straw explains his ancestral surname derivation from Strough Strio Strao and related forms, recounting his change to STRASHO abroad. He notes his varied business life under that spelling and intends to keep it in forthcoming works while acknowledging few locals in Fremont Steuben County know him as Straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Strough
Stroh
Strao
Stre
Strasho
Fremont, Steuben Co
Straw
Philip Straw
West Bay Notes on Local Residents and Health
George Jacobs sprained his wrist and Mrs George Jacobs returns from Eden Ohio and is on the sick list. Miss Orpha Brown visits A L Deemers and friends this week. Russell Forrester had tonsils removed earlier in the week. Buell Eckert from west of Fremont visited north of Fremont Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Brown
A. L. Deemer
Russel Forrester
Buell Eckert
Fremont
George Jacobs
Eden, Ohio
Obituary of George Worton of Indiana and Michigan roots
George Worton born August 5 1845 in New York City moved with family to Berea Ohio later farmed near Montgomery Michigan. Married Isabella Chestnut in 1867 and had two children Martha and George plus a deceased daughter Mary. Died October 27 1912 aged 67. Survived by wife two children four grandchildren six sisters two brothers and many friends. Funeral in Ray Indiana Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by pastor Frank S Hickman.
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George Worton
New York City
Berea
Ohio
Montgomery
Mich
Isabella Chestnut
Martha B
T. H. Fulton
Mary
George F
Kay
Lnd
Masonic Lodge
Fremont
Ind
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ray
Frank 5. Hickman
Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Nervous Weakness
A historic ad claims Electric Bitters restore appetite and vitality, citing Ivohael Heasheimer of Lincoln Nebraska who recovered after three years of illness with six bottles. The copy touts improved digestion, blood purity, and nerve strength, priced at 50 cents in local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivohael Heasheimer
Lincoln
Neb
LL DelCumwell's
Evangelical Church Service Times Listed
The notice announces morning Sunday School at 9:30 and 10 80 a m church worship at 10 30 to 11 30 a m and evening preaching at 7 30 to 8 80 p m with Wednesday prayer meeting. All are welcome to attend.
Quick remedy astonishes Fremont readers at once
Fremont residents report that a simple bowel and stomach remedy made from buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients in Ad ler-ika often relieves sour stomach gas and constipation after one dose. Lee Caswell, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Lee Caswell
Advertisement Saved by His Wife
Mrs. RB. J. Flint of Braintree Vermont credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving her husband F for a severe cough. He was weak and friends feared he would not recover yet the remedy cured him. The ad touts the medicine as safe for throat and chest ailments including grip bronchitis croup whooping cough and hemorrhages. A trial bottle is offered with a guaranteed satisfaction promise.
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RB. J. Flint
Braintree
Wil Convines
L. de Cadwell
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Ted
West Bay
Evangelical Church
Charley Peet
Charles Peet Fremont
Indiana
Omeato
Telephone
Fremont, Ind
Ans
Tabater
N. W
Nprana
Notary
Eagle
H. B. Weicht
Weicht & McNaughton
E. B. McNaughton
Iad
de Caswell's
McCall’s Magazine
McCal Patterns
Wome
Mccall
McCall Padernarez
Eample Cop
Catalegle Ogg
Aimee
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