Aboard the Turbulent a night of longing and fate
In a shipboard drama Stavert, a grieving officer, endures fever and drink while recalling a forbidden love from his past. Brickenden worries for him as a night of revelry swells around the crew and a cousin’s sudden death shifts a young lieutenant toward a looming title.
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Rennick
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Port John
Port John Lawyers
Lieut
Harlesden
Haylesden
Stawart
Leutenant
Dick Stavert
Telegraph
Our Kitchen Orchestra Seeks Engagements Now
The Boston Globe describes a playful kitchen orchestra using a chopping board as drums and utensils as percussion. Moses plays harmonica while Frank adds a improvised banjo and a broomstick leads the rhythm. The group offers hourly daily or weekly engagements.
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Moses
Frank
Reuben
Boston Globe
The Nearest Thing at Marenzoa Station
In Marenzoa a telegraph station sits near a Portuguese town. The tropic sun beats down on white building quarters. In a dim living room two young men sit. one lies on a sofa with eyes closed as the scene focuses on their still moment.
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Brickenden
Brick
Stavert
Calbt Point
Cowes
Universe Telegraph Company
Marenzoa
Turbulent ship officers witness fatal gig accident
On the mids of a calm sea the Turbulent lies at rest as officers react to a gig mishap. Haylesden is struck and dies when the boat's tackle fails. Stavert, drunk and desolate, vows to change his life while Brickenden contemplates a costly promise. London M. A. D.
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Brickenden
Stavert
Lieut
Haylesden
Scott
Stavry
Brick
Lord
London
Quick Wits and Quips From The Era
A collage of humorous exchanges from multiple papers, including a fortune teller joke about common sense and a schoolteacher quiz about Esau. One fragment imagines a scholar naming Ian as the man who hawked a birthmark for a pot of massage, with other quips about life, cash, and fashion.
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Esau
Ian
Philadelphia Chronicle-Telegraph
Remarkable Goitre Cure Trial Offered by Dr Haig
Cincinnati physician Dr John P Haig claims a home remedy cures goitre without pain or operation. A free trial pack age is offered by mail from 1083 Glenn Building Cincinnati Ohio. He cites prior success in Bombay and other regions to boost credibility.
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Goitre
Haig
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bombay
India
Fashion notes on sleeves and collars for slim figures
The guide discusses sleeve shapes from bishop to very slender traces of ore and gauxe, noting that even a short train adds grace to house dresses. It highlights border seams, lounging robes, and storm collars, advising against fullness that creates meagreness and praising sailor collars for lasting appeal.
Baby Thoughts Poem From Leslie's Weekly
A child voices endless questions about weather, nature, and the heavens. The verse imagines a curious mind seeking explanations for thunder rainbows sun stars wind and change, pondering why ages pass and wonders remain unsolved.
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Leslie’s Weekly
Observations on Character and Conduct
A compact collection of maxims on virtue vanity and influence. The text notes that affectation spoils charm and that egotists ignore advice. It argues birthplaces matter little if one dies holy and that bold language can bestride wickedness. It adds true economists resist favors and balancing power is hard.
Big Four Route Train From Indianapolis to Florida
The Big Four announces a solid vestibule train leaving Indianapolis at 5 15 p m every Wednesday and Saturday starting January 16. It runs nonstop to St Augustine reaching Jacksonville at 7 30 p m and St Augustine at 3 36 p m the following day. Berth rate from Indianapolis to either point is 6 50. Contact Big Four agents for tickets and sleeping car space.
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Indianapolis
Solid
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Imperial
City Markets Provisions Vegetables Fruits and More
Indianapolis buyers encounter a dense price list for provisions including smoked meats bones, hams, bacon, lard, and sausages. vegetables such as potatoes onions and tomatoes. fruits like apples lemons oranges cranberries and pineapples. nuts, candies, canned vegetables and fish. Prices are listed for multiple varieties and weights across numerous vendors.
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California
Indiana
Baltimore
New York lists dealers selling grain and supplies
A scanned price list from New York shows dealers offering seeds and farm supplies including clover red and white, alfalfa, timothy, rye, bluegrass, millet, and Hungarian seeds with per unit prices. Hides, tallow, flour types, meal, oils, cheeses, eggs, butter, live poultry, coal, drugs, and related items are listed with unit prices.
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