The Prisoner Who Dried Straw in a Dungeon
An unnamed prisoner spends fifteen years drying damp straw to prove worthiness and defy imprisonment. After counting 1,507 straws and enduring hardship, a final wet tragedy leads to a heroic but fatal end from indigestion. From the French of dean Richepin.
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Raluio
Goa
Brutus
Cato
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PADS IN JEWELS BRIC A BRAC NOVELTIES
A fashion notes style inventory describes bric a brac jewelry including terra cotta heart with cupid head, blue moonstone in a rubias frame, litite bronze ash trays, a gold nail twisted through diamond and sapphire, filigree scarf pins, a tiny tree hashpin, willow pattern enamel earrings, a queen chain pendant, and a gold curved bar brooch with three diamonds. Also mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for catarrh.
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Short Stories of Deception and Diligence
A Cleveland maid helps a man posing as a worker, while a colonel praises Stephen’s dedication to education. A Black family recounts a boy's steady progress with learning, humorously noting his slow handwriting yet rapid response to ambition and distance.
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Mass marriages tally and odd notes from official report
Official report records 39 478 marriages in Massachusetts last year with 608 men and 245 women aged 50 plus, 1 man and 5 women over 90, 7 men and 2 women over 80. Males under 40 total 308 and females 3 218. Ages listed include 12 at 4, two at 13, 14 at 14, and 51 at 15. A romantic marriage in Cochransville between James Hall and Carrie Malsep is recounted after a lantern lit ceremony at a railroad station. Additional notes cover pumpkin yields, farming prospects, and curious local anecdotes about beanstalks, sugar in beer, and quirky eating feats.
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Murderess Portrayed in Rogues Royal Nervine Ad
The piece condemns selective justice while noting widespread undetected crimes and argues Rogers Royal Nervine cures, praising its life giving properties. It urges readers not to cause death by action or inaction and claims the ton ic will restore health, selling for one dollar.
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Oldest Massachusetts cat dies at fifteen years
Birds and beasts note a 15 year old Massachusetts cat named GuDEG, read by Col. Richmond of Freetown. A baby buffalo dies in Central Park New York. A farmer Newton near Keathley, Fenn., is killed by a panther. Mrs. Sanden of Artondale Oregon shoots a bear. In Stillwater Minnesota geese are driven by electric light boats on Lake St Croix. a large gaggle approaches the boat, six are captured, no shots fired.
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Civilizations progress and oddities from across towns
A Pendleton man drank a gallon of mineral water on a wager. A Watsontown man sent a dollar for a promised cure and received a violet inked card reading Dont drink. An English schoolmaster assault case ends with no action. A Milford party nets a five foot sea devil near Slaughter Beach. Samuel Moes, age 61, weighs 135 and drinks three quarts daily, puzzling doctors.
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81,000 Reward For Beat Our Prigus On Watches And Jewelry
Reward offer promises a large stock of watches, jewelry, silverware, clocks, and related goods. It claims no trouble to show goods, with prices always al Horace A. Colstock at 6 i Washingtonist opposite New York store and mentions Mr. Jordan's renovator and a great snng remedy, too safe by aruggists.
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Birmingham Woman Credits Guama Remedies For Rheumatism Cure
Mrs. Mattie Michaelis of Birmingham declares she suffered years with rheumatism and was bedridden, nearly unable to move. After using Guama remedies for three weeks she claims improved, now on crutches and able to care for her baby, urging others to seek the treatment.
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