The Prince's Hour in a Forest Courting Scene
A nobleman posing as private gentleman meets a woodland maiden while awaiting the Princess of Lere. Their secret flirtation culminates in a kiss and a claim that the Prince’s hour will last a lifetime, amid delicate talk of state, honor, and a possible future aside from royal marriage. The scene shifts to a palace where the court delays reveal, and the private gentleman declares his desire to keep paradise briefly but meaningfully.
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Heland
Sires
Lere
Prince of
Prince of Lubeck-Malquisie
Paradise
Wemureeres
Neo
Lubeck- Malvoisie
Lubeck-Malvoisie
Lubeck
The Storing Up of Money Knowledge and Advice
The piece contrasts thrift with greed and urges saving for a future. It promotes bank accounts, four percent interest, and the habit of regular deposits. It notes banking by mail as a safe, popular option and references Pittsburgh Bank for Savings as a pioneer in this system.
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Pittsburg Bank For Savings
Pittsburg
J. C
Elks Meeting Rail Fare Ticket Offer
Pennsylvania Railroad advertises round trip rail tickets to Baltimore for Elks meeting July 21 to 23. Tickets sold July 19 and 20 from most lines, return by July 31, at single fare plus one dollar, excluding certain stations.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Woodberry
Harrisburg
Columbia, Frederick
Northern Central Railway
Lancaster
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Townsend, del
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Philadelphia
Mr. Miller
Pittsburgh Trust Company
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Aecounta
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Litster
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Ice Sea Lucas
W. 8. Daugherty
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A.C. Riddle
Cockport
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Cherrytrea Borough
E. K. Gearbard
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Smith
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Salter Kickiminetas Junction
Froporte Speinedale
Allegheny City
Lava Brareyrin
Butler
Stationon
Ems
Ms Om
Bite Burg
Luave Blagsyilim Intersborion
Altoona
W. W. Atterbury
J. Ae
Buefeld, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway
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Eastaen Standakn
Punssutawney
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Spohn
U. S
Canada
Europe
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Young
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Oury
Davis
Rea
Easton
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McDowell
McLeary
Chicago
Dianapolis
Kansas City
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New York
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Campan
Parker
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