Sedge Hill intrigues as Sarah fends off kin
In a tense visit to Sedge Hill, Sarah Eastbell returns to confront her brother Tom and Captain Peterson. Old Mrs Eastbell hosts a navy of secrets as Sarah demandingly questions motives and plans. The household mood turns toward confrontation over inheritance and past grievances.
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Thulwick
Reuben
Mary Holland
London
Reuben Culk
Sedgehill
Jeny Hal
Worcester
Sarah
Sarah Eastbell
Sedge Hill
Tom
Thomas Eastbell
Sal
Sally
Gil
Peterson
Mias Maxthell
Bastall
Emily
Thomas
Ton Idashell
Sid
Thomas Enstheil
Simon Culwick
Thomas Instbell
Sarat
Voice of Experience and a Stitch in Time
A bride and her mother debate a sleeve repair in a sewing room. The mother mocks perfection, urging a bungled finish to deter the husband’s habits. A village proverb hints sermons in stones as talk of a new minister arises.
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Brooklyn Dbagle
Stone
Overheard In the Kitchen and Football Game Jokes
A string of quips about kitchen tools and football players. Ranging from a stove complaining about a coal scuttle to a shovel excusing a fullback, the jokes pivot on puns about fullness and positions. The piece ends with a note from Time magazine about 9,000 boys in the British navy, including 4,200 in training.
The Sunday School Lesson on Demons at Ephesus
A historical Sunday school notice reviews Acts chapters where Paul faces vagabond exorcists and pagan magic in Ephesus. It contrasts demon possession beliefs, modern parallels, impostor healers, and the burning of magical books, urging steadfast preaching against impiety.
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Lori Jeans
Daul
Ephesus
Apostle
Jesus
John Alexander Dowie
Morence
Savonarola
Through and Through. Levasseur’s Remarkable Kidney Pills Cure
Ulrie Levasseur of 658 First Street New Bedford Massachusetts recounts a long illness of general weakness and back pain. After taking Dodd’s Kidney Pills for two months he is now well and able to work. He calls the remedy a God sent and praises the cure as complete.
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New Bedford
Mass
First Street
Ulrie Levasseur
Dodd
Fits Permanently Cured Through Nervous Acenarre
Fragmentary OCR notes mention AME WAG OCRE RARE ROR and a Philadelphia address 9 Aroh St. for KLIN Ltd. The Indianapolis News excerpt quotes a dialect line What you chillun been doin. You grow moah Ilo your pe every day. No clear event or date is stated.
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Indianapolis News
Sa Ho, Klin, Ltd
Aroh St
Philadelphia
Cuticura Remedies Claim Sweeping Skin Cure All Forms
An advertisement touts Cuticura Resolvent Ointment and Soap as permanent cures for skin humours scalp issues and blood disorders. It promises relief for itching burning and inflamed conditions and cites widespread testimonials, urging readers to use the full three product regime and consult the company’s depots and catalogs.
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Pricms
Charterhouse
London
Rue de la Pals
Darla
Aussalign Depot
I, Toway & Co
Bydney
Potla Drug and Chamical Corporation
Solu Proprietors
Buktoy
Us 8
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Best On Earth
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Yifer
Philadelpha Iccord
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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Mamie
New York World
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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W.D. Douglas
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Vaid
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Tha Bost
Owe
Evert
Sanadian CO
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Rockford
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