Legend Of Anne And The General In Kentucky 1832
A young girl Anne journeys to Hungerford's woods at dawn to rescue her hero Andrew Jackson. An ambush, a ride through the night, and a dramatic hospital bedside reunion end with a tender benediction as the general, touched by her sacrifice, seals a lifelong vow.
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Old Kentucky
Kentucky
Littie Anne
Anne
Lisa
Hungerford's
Tim
Rew
Andrew Jackson
Hunserford's
Harry Clay
Hungerford’s
Otter Creek
Hungerford
Montague
Mistress Hungerford
Tennessee
The Desert as Hopeful Land in The Great Southwest
Ray Stannard Baker argues in Century that arid deserts are not dreary but hopeful and clean, contrasting with filthy urban slums. He says deserts punish ignorance but reward orderly life, remaining calm, sweet, and bright until mining towns and herds bring pollution.
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Mulberry Street
Ray Stannard Baker
Round Pegs in Square Holes and Misplaced Careers
A Harper's Bazar commentary argues that many people waste effort on unsuitable careers due to parental pressure and social expectations. It notes youths forced into liberal professions despite lacking aptitude, while those with talent in arts or trades are steered away. The piece laments wasted potential and urges aligning work with true abilities.
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Harper's Bazar
Animal Memorial Stone at Waverhill Suffolk
A large flat stone in a field at Waverhill Suffolk marks the memory of Poka the mare who died in 1852. The inscription contains a biblical quote from Ecclesiastes and a note on textual oddities, suggesting this may be the only instance of a scripture fragment on such a memorial stone.
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Waverhill
Suffolk
England
Me ae Cacbretian Soraetiues he Tat begins
The text appears garbled with numerous transcription errors and unclear meaning. It mentions mending holes at home and repairing court plaster and sun umbrellas. The overall content is nonsensical and lacks a coherent news item or identifiable entities.
Palmistry and matrimonial chatter in a jumbled column
Remarks on palmistry predict love and marriage anecdotes, mixed with local gossip about Molliwitz’s betrothal and alimony quips. A photographic ad, medical testimonial for Electric Bitters, and several excursion and sale notices follow, including rail tickets and a public sale at the Frank Lydick farm with detailed property listings.
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Frank Lydick
Taylorsville
Green Township
Frank Lypick
Gusson
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McClure Company
Lion
Bob
Barker
Molliwitz
Mayzyie Shrewsbury
Brew
Gruffley
Dunley
Ina
Jook Pleasant
Daugherty Bros
Indiana
Wm. I. Moore
Homer City
United Presbyterian Reunion
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad Company
Ita
United Presbyterians
Connéant Lake
W.5
Daugheery
Miagara Falls
Buffalo, Rochester
Wiegzara Falls
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway
Niagara Falls
Dayton
Goodville
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
W. Guthrie
Penn’a
F.C. Buterbaugh
Ofice
Jack
Philadelphia Street
Penn
Tam
John G. Cameron
Life, Fire & Accident Insurance
Farmere’ Bank
J. C. Conner
Rossmayne Flouring Mills
Frantz Bros
Rossmoyne, Indiana CO
Pennsylvania
Deposit Bank. Building
Indiana, PA
Conservatory
Ivers & Pianos
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