Thanksgiving Day Hymn From Harby Lee Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse reflects winter scenery and holiday sentiment with sleigh bells and home hearth imagery. It evokes Thanksgiving cheer, family gathering, and national praise, attributed to Lee Harby, amid mistyped decorative lines.
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Lee
Harby
Tragic tale of Estelle and the graveyard confession
In a cemetery near a tomb of Estelle de B aged eighteen a mourner recalls a love doomed by trust and betrayal. A year earlier a deathbed reunion failed to heal faithlessness, and the beloved Estelle died while the narrator faced a double life on stage and off.
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Mon Ami
Perea la Chaise
Abelard
Heloise
Estelle DE Baged
Ama Ville
Hari
Estelle
Heaven
Isteile
Madus
de B
Talone
N. V. News
Cartoonish Trade Banter and a Nostalgic Sarsaparilla Pitch
A fragmentary humor exchange from a 19th century paper features quick quips about butter pricing aging scent and wide collars. It hints at a Tailor and Clothier dialogue with a nod to Hood's Sarsaparilla as a popular tonic.
Women’s Reading and Fashion Notes Highlight Oddities
A column reflects on humorous bits about women’s dress and roles. It notes a sewing anecdote about a button repair, mentions nocturnal shopping by Chili women and streetcar conductors, Venezuela hair fireflies, Kansas escort ads, Austin Corbin’s daughter wedding gift, and the rise of the wedding superintendent who outfits brides and guides trousseau and gowns.
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Tom Masson
Chili
Venezuela
Kansas
Austin Corbin
Trousseau
Folks Say Palmistry Tests Noses And Hands For Character
Authorities claim hand texture and firmness reveal honesty while a thick hard hand signals obstinacy. They cite nose shapes as a guide to personality with drooping nostrils for drama and a thin bridge for generosity. Projecting noses indicate inquiry and leadership.
Patina Markham Recalled From Glorious Stage To Struggling Years
A Savannah Times correspondent recalls Patina Markham once famed as Lydia Thompson’s blond Venus. Once a New York sensation at about 20, now nearing 90, her voice cracked and fame faded as she toils in third-tier theatres for daily bread.
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Sarah Bernhardt
New York
Edwin Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Savannah Times
Patina Markham
Lydia Thompson
Venus
Bast Critica
Crowd gathers for Ingersoll in court room no lecturing pay
Sunday brings no rain across the United States for the first time in 18 years. Bakers in Kiev are jailed for mixing bread with clay and sawdust while farmers in northern Sweden use pulverized bark. Coal on the Dark Continent east frontier is abundant yet unmoved to market. If addresses are short the top spelling out is preferred. Wariness dress skirts trend toward reform with hooks and straps for rainy weather.
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Bob Ingersoll
United States
Kiev
Russia
Sweden
Caution Against Fraudulent Dr. Pierce Medicines
Public advised against imitations and counterfeit Dr. Pierce medicines sold by unauthorized dealers. Genuine products are sold only through authorized chemists at fixed prices with a guarantee to benefit or refund if no improvement. Watches for dilutions and substitutes offered below listed prices are warned against.
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Dr. Pierce
Dr. Sage
Cattle Train Collision Kills Four Stockmen in Texas
A Thursday wreck involving cattle trains in Waco Texas killed four stockmen. Other reports include Weis Bros failing in Galveston Liabilities reach 450000. A bank burglary in Caledonia Minnesota totals 6000. Multiple crimes and suicides are noted across several states.
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Tex
Weis Bros
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Fai
Buchanan
Briceville
Tenn
Harrison
Brazil
Argentio
Republic
Caledonia
Minn
Luray Son
Buff Ogden
Decatur
Ars
Dana & Co
Boston
Maverick
Margaret Matthews
St. Louis
Reading
Margaret Coghlan
Julio Campo
Colombia
Washington
Fanny Cartwright
Fast Mail Theatrical Company
Chicago
Child asks odd questions about ink and heaven
A humorous exchange unfolds as a young boy meets Sarah the new cook, the first colored person he has seen, and softly asks his mother if she drinks ink revealing a playful misunderstanding. The punchline has the child comparing a brother in heaven to a Harvard link and reflects a germ of philosophy in a family moment.
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Sarah
Waited Belp column appears on Tae Sus second page
Reading the Waited Belp column on the second page of Tae Sus seems convenient for maintaining a steady pace. The note suggests locating the column in the specified section.
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