Blue Dress Love Story Ends in Christmas Wedding
Lettie buys a pale blue cashmere dress with hard earned pay but gives up a ball to help a dying child. She meets George Graham, helps a family, and six months later marries him, receiving the same dress as a wedding gift.
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Lettie
Lottis
George Graham
Lottie
Letfie
Pye
Sis
Lattia
Graham
Miss Lettie
Lettie Dean
Mia
George
Stanley in the Niger editorial noted by papers
The New York Tribune uses the Stanley in the Niger headline with cannibal tribes and a further g added after meeting them. The Burlington Free-Press comments a scientist claims a cannon ball would take eight days to reach the wagon, implying the old man may grin and have time to dodge.
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Niger
New York Tribune
Atlanta Constitution
Burlington Free -Press
Smoke and soot no more with natural gas wall decor
An ad notes natural gas reducing smoke and soot in mid winter homes. Albert Gall employs sixteen wallpaper hangers to outfit residences with new wallpapers and decorations, urging readers to buy now. Brown's Expectorant touted for cough relief at 50 cents a bottle. hat department sale announces 14 off trades.
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Albert Gall
Inauguration and cabinet turmoil of Harrison era
The piece recounts Benson Lossia's view of the 1840 campaign with hard cider, Harrison's inaugural address and cabinet struggles over Webster and Calhoun Democrats. It notes Harrison’s clashes with Webster over the treasury, Clay’s influence, and the swift decline of his administration amid resignations and Tyler’s presidency, ending with a brief ad for Brown's Expectorant.
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Harrison
Webster
State Department
Tom Ewing
Treasury
Washington
Ashland
Henry Clay
Perley Poore
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Treasury Department
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Richmond
Poore
South
John Bell
Tennessee
Bell
Ren
William Henry Harrison
Taylor
Congress
Ravanue
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