Mary Howard teaches and a mysterious visitor arrives
Mary Howard begins teaching in Chicopee while Mrs Perkins family and neighbors watch. A stranger, Mr. Stuart, visits the school and Mary Mason hosts tea at Mrs Mason's. Stuart shows interest in Mary and mentions her plan to attend Wilbraham academy. Knight hints at Mary’s future, while Widow Perkins schemes and gossips about money for schooling. Mary earns funds and prepares for winter school, facing mixed support.
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Mary Howard
Lice
Perkins
Woolinn
Sally Ann
Chicopee
Mary
Beldine Bagk Abe
S Lbs Bshleswas
Risibie
Ithe Shoul House Jrast
Delia Press
Eydia Knight
Tar
Mr. Stuart
Lydia
Mr. Start
Stary
Wilbraham
Jim
Dolly
Knight
Mr. Knight
Blanchard Hill
Jebus
Enpire
Mars
Sally Ann “Waters
Mrs
Mount Holyoke
Ida Selden
Martha
Misa Lyon
Ida
Mount Hole
Indianapolis Press
Bullets and Boomerang Tricks From London Inventor
A London youth named Arthur Chalk seeks a patent for a projectile that allegedly revolutionizes warfare by turning in midair to strike around corners. He claims soldiers could shoot around corners or over parapets, leaving enemies beyond normal gunfire range exposed. The article recalls other curiosities and notes Norway’s area is about three times New York State.
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Arthur Chalk
Mr. Chalk
Gurney
Norway
New York State
Poll Tax Voting Limitations Across States
The piece outlines poll tax or registration fee requirements in Arkansas Delaware Mississippi Pennsylvania Tennessee and Georgia. It notes Georgia’s population 2,216,000 in 1900 with expected voters about 370,000 but actual turnout near 122,000, far below the ratio.
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Arkansas
Delaware
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Georgia
Masonic Member Rebounds After Kidney Pill Cure
Ambrose McKay of Rockbridge Missouri, a noted Mason, had diabetes and rheumatism worsening for years. after using Dodd's Kidney Pills his health improved rapidly and most symptoms faded, prompting praise for the remedy and its growing Missouri reputation.
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Ambrose McKay
Rockbridge
A. F F
A. M
Dodd
Fragmentary Quote Sparks Debate on Fear and Duty
A distorted OCR line contemplates fear and motive, suggesting a man fears that a weak excuse could turn into a powerful justification. The fragment hints at internal conscience, temptation, and the idea that seeming excuses influence action.
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