The First Impulse and the Eastern Saintly Tale
In Baghdad Turiri a wealthy man famed for mercy meets Maitreya the ascetic who grants a single day of every wish. Turiri’s acts trigger a fatal chain as beggars, courtesans, drivers, scholars, and even a playwright die after his benevolent impulses. Ormuzd judges Turiri’s will, rewarding him for goodness with paradise while forgiving Maitreya’s pride.
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Turiri
Bagdad
Lincelf
Maitreya
Ormuzd
Turir
God
Turiki
Fair Mandenika
Turik
Carvilaka
Nisatni
Suadi
Wardly
Turi
Oramazd
Turin
Virious
Ormazd
Yurik
Paradise
Ormauzd
Allmeno
Maitreza
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Grain-O the new grain drink for all ages
Ask your grocer today to show you a package of GRAIN-O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult. All who try it like it. Grain-O has the rich seal brown color of mocha or java but is made from pure grains and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress. One fourth the price of coffee. 15c and 25c per package. Sold by all grocers.
Inquisitive Damsel Seeks Picture Perfect Snapshots
A young photographer faced a streak of white on her first photos. An experienced amateur and her instructor inspected the ruined negatives, blaming improper exposures. She admitted lifting the dark slide and peeking at plates, ruining the images before development.
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New York Times
Beara the The Kind You Have Hinays
Rubber wear fit for comfort offered with quick service. If your rubbers are in bad condition we can fit you in good shape SHARRETIS.
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Sharretis
Institute Programs at Harmon and Hill Schools
The program for a teachers institute at Harmon school house Washington township on March 9 and 10 1900 opens with an evening address of welcome and debate on whether Dewey did more for the country than Grant. Saturday features talks on reading the dictionary community relations observation and arithmetic led by local teachers and students, followed by poems and a prophecy of teaching ten years hence. An afternoon program at Hill schoolhouse Pine township includes patriotic themes mental arithmetic and the grand object of the teacher with five minute talks. An evening entertainment concludes the events with public invitation extended.
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Harmon
Washington Township
Frmay
Low Rankin
Dewey
Grant
Jacob Brown
Mias Beatty
Harry Smeade
Deny
Will Waugaman
Jennie Donds
Bert Bell
Will Smeade
Eunice Kirkpatrick
Harry Harmon
Thomas Uber
Lowry Johnston
E. J. Welch
Rev. Sechmucker
Wilda Uncapher
Emma Rodkey
Jay Smail
Jacob Fleming
Maude Trusal
Friends of Education
Teachers’ Institute
Hill
Pine Township
G. D. Orner
W. C. Wassam
Longfellow
Kate Maloy
W. N. Templeton
A. I. Roser
Robert Orner
M. B. Stadtmiller
Rodkey
Clarence Groft
A. F. Johns
H. W. Wallace
Public sales listing Samuel Allison and Atrx Rankin auction
Two public sale notices dated March 1900 describe personal property to be sold at Samuel Allison in Cherry Hill township Indiana Pa March 20 1900 at 1 PM including animals hay machinery and household items plus a second sale at Plum Creek township Armstrong county Pa March 14 1900 at 12 30 PM listing cows calves hogs sheep harness wagons tools lumber furniture kettles stoves and farm provisions with bids to be announced day of sale. Auctioneers J C Croll.
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Samuel Allison
Greenville
Cherryhill Township
Indiana
Plum Creek
Armstrong County
Atrx Rankin
J. C. Crorr
Newman Memorial church fund pledge denied by widow
A rumor claimed Mrs. Newman offered $30,000 to the First Methodist Episcopal church in Omaha to clear its debt if the church were renamed in Bishop John P. Newman’s memory. In a private letter she denied the report, saying she never offered such an amount and could only contribute $100 to the ladies. She noted her late husband’s prior gifts and questioned how the Drew students would continue their studies.
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Newman
John P. Newman
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Omaha
Newman Memorial Church
Bishop Newman
Drew
Unusual Feat and Naval Flag Allegory in Hussars Tale
An unusual feat recounts Kaiser Willems presenting a Dutch naval flag to Ziethou hussars as a New Year gift. The regiment then captures a ten gun Dutch brig after it ran ashore while attempting to breach dikes, enabling the hussars to board. The report appears in the New York Sun.
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Kaiser Willems
Ziethou Hussars
Hussars
New York Sun
Clever Porcfon Miss Wabash Turns Heads in our Set
Upperton of New York is cited as part of a lively note in Brooklin Life praising Clever Porcfon Miss Wabash as the cleverest girl in the set. The piece hints at her surprising prowess with a gun and bag, suggesting bold talents beyond mere cleverness.
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Porcfon
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