English Visitor Upends a New England Love Triangle
In Harper, Maryland born Mrs Malton and her daughters host English visitor Andrew Carten and his companion Mr Bearsley. Hidden identity and a staged past unfold as Bearsley reveals he is Tom Welton, long suitor to Mary Creston. Mary accepts Welton and Carten’s visits resume amid rumors of a forthcoming engagement to the former working girl.
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Lawra
Carten
Annie
Mrs. Malton
England
Harper
Bearsley
Mary Creston
Mrs Malton
Maltons
Thomas Welton
Thomas
Tion
Jane
Tom Welton
Welton
Mr. Bearsley
Tom
Mary
Lady Welton
Cold remedies for head congestion and catarrh
A historic note recommends mustard in water and Sedux gargle three times daily for quick relief. In tougher cases a snuff of powdered alum and leaf sugar is advised for instant relief, reflecting period medical lore on cold treatment.
Bailel's Atlas Marks Early Ethnology Landmark
The first major work on ethnology is Bailel's Ethnographic Atlas, published in 182 percent, establishing the general principles of the science.
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Balei
Bailel
Publicity regrets in Pittsburg divorce suit case
Ernest Williams, broker's clerk, regrets suing Capt. George W. Johnston over the alleged ruin of his home. He says he is sorry for Mrs Johnston and her child, and would undo the publicity if possible, while continuing the $50,000 action. Williams has not seen his wife since December and seeks custody of their son, with divorce proceedings planned. The report also notes quill pen preparation steps.
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Pittsburg
Johnston
Ernest Willams
George W. Johnston
Brooklyn
Williams
Minister Declines Call and Resigns Over Salary Offer
A minister writes to his church trustees declining a $30 facsimile salary raise, saying he must remain in his current field until completion, while acknowledging the honor. In a second note, he resigns to accept a call from Blanktown with a $1,000 increase, citing unfinished work and a broader field for service.
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Blanktown
Stockaded towns in New Zealand noted in Captain Cook voyages
In The Voyages of Captain Cook a statement holds that native towns in New Zealand were protected by stockades. Some stockades used double or triple rows of trees with wickerwork lattices and earth filling between the rows.
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Captain Cook
New Zealand
New American Miss Cynthia Burke-Roche Engaged in New York
Miss Burke-Roche daughter of the Burke-Roche family renounced allegiance to King Edward and took citizenship papers. The engagement to Arthur Scott Burien was announced in New York. Her father is Hon J B Burke-Roche, a British subject, and her grandfather Frank Workman of New York is a noted multi millionaire.
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Cynthia Burke-Roche
Burke-Roche
King Edward
Arthur Scott Burien
New York
Miss Roche
J. B. Burke- Roche
England
Fanny Burke-Roche
Misa Cynthia
Frank Workman
Outbursts of Everett True in a chaotic society sketch
A jumble of garbled snippets quotes managers players and townsfolk with references to boxing monologues a domino game and a note for Mr Rockefeller. The passage mentions John L Sullivan boxer activity in China and a local court scene plus various small town social visits.
Liszt the Pianist of Musical History
A compact note on Franz Liszt praising his unparalleled piano prowess and intense practice habits, noting his prodigious arm and wrist strength and exquisite delicacy of touch as marks of his historical greatness.
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Liszt
The Tucker That Tucker Toilet Accessory Trend
A discussion notes that the "tucker" is a popular and necessary toilet accessory of modern times. Many evening toilets are designed to accommodate a tucker, reflecting its role in current bathroom setups.
Net Gown Trimmed with Plaited Triarve for Tate Beach Trade
A delicate imported net gown for Tate Beach trade, described as steam and dainty, features plaited three quarter inch gauze ribbon arranged in festoons on the bodice and skirt. The net uses a chiffon interlining with chiffon ruffles at the hem and a liberty satin girdle with long ends trailing to the skirt back.
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Steadway House
Tate Beach
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Everett True
Velove
Tlaste
Count Bont
Paris
Count Honi
John L. Sullivan
China
Rockefaller
Clint Brim
Owensville
Louis Schaepperkootter
John Taylor
Claude Inge
Andy Loeb
Richard Stukenbroeker
Taweult
Squire Lockharts Court
Jolo Williams
Tea
Sassman
Fritz Micke
Albert Kottwitz
Oscar Tubbs
Alonzo Tubbs
Pitsburg
Peoria
Elverlas Ry
The
Tucker
United States
Tom Walker
Benjamin Prasklin
Frank A. Munsey
Fifth Ave
SL Summers
Ee W
Notre Dans
Karstadt Bros.” Dye Works (Inc
N. Hillnois St
Indiana Ave
Virginia Ave
Ohio St
U. G. Lipes
Inall Cireale
Dissanes
Aetna Printing
Soodloe & Kennedy Public Accountants
Bulding
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Columban
Indiana Dental College
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Jos.r. Adams, Painter
Renldance
Hudson Street
Indiana
Ehrlich Coal Co
Kentucky Ave
Geo. T. Watts
Public Accountant Public Accountant and Auditor
Union Trust Co
Indianapolis Portrait CO
Northern Cafe
Illinois St
Shiee Block
H. B. Swconnell
Crescent Machine and Tool
Exginca
Pennsylvania
Shaffer Carriage Co
Ohio
St. Asadquartias
Munchner
Hofhim
Pilener
C. T. Nankervis
N. Meridian St
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