Rich Haviland and the shadowed engagement
Miss Vasquoile toils under hopeful fantasy as Rich Haviland courts her in a seaside escape. A sudden confrontation reveals his secret engagement to Miss Archerdale, leaving Janie Vasquoile stricken yet resolute as he begs forgiveness and reveals the truth.
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Richard
Miss Archerdale
Miss Vasquelle
Miss Vasquoile
Ric’hard Haviland
Clara
Rich Havyiland
Janie
Last Summer Ends in Bitter Farewell for Janie Vasquoile
Rich Haviland and Janie Vasquoile share a tender farewell that shadows a summer's happiness. Years later he receives a scarlet bunch of berries and a clipped newspaper notice announcing Janie Vasquoile's sudden death at age 24 in Wynu aam, revealing she found peace at last.
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Rich Haviland
Janie
Haviland
Jane Vasquoile
Wynuaam
Janie Vasquoile
New York News
Buckwheat Cakes On Frosty Morn In Rural Voice
In a St Paul Dispatch rural reminiscence a farm narrator details frostily cold mornings and a hardy breakfast of buckwheat cakes. He revels in the simple meal with butter maple syrup coffee and cream while teasing his mother’s fuss over the puffed treats.
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St. Paul Dispatch
Donts for Matrons Dont Let Husbands Downtrodden
A dated admonition advises matrons to avoid nagging managing and exaggeration. It counsels resisting control over husbands and children, sustaining strength, and maintaining appearance. It warns against dwelling on trifles, speaking of spouses harshly, and misusing letters or assets.
Observations on aging and affection in a Philadelphia Record piece
The Philadelphia Record notes that age brings honors to a Japanese woman, argues learning alone does not win love, and warns that ambition can undermine others by charming its victims. A shallow lover cares only for one woman, while the wise man keeps a possible ally at court.
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Rich Haviland
Mr. Haviland
Miss Vasquoile
Miss Vasqueile
Lfe
Haviland
Richard Haviland
Rich
Jane Vasquolie
Ocean House
Philadelphia Record
The Bachelor Soliloquy on Matrimony at Dinner Bell
A humorous monologue from the St. Louis Star frames a bachelor’s mock soliloquy on wedlock versus bachelorhood. It teases marriage’s pains from in law visits to nightly dinners and the lure of heiress wealth, ending with a hopeful note on profits and dough.
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Lfe
St. Louis Star
Sunday Fishers and Inevitable Men
A playful note from a Detroit Journal item about a boy who fishes on Sunday and plans a clever answer for future questions. It contrasts with brief quips about social figures and a Miss Cayenne ending an engagement as both sides failed to harmonize their interests.
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Detroit Journal
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Charming fabrics for children's fashion hues and trims
The article describes red shaded fabrics for kids dresses and blouses with regular shirt waist sleeves. It notes ermine for winter wear, linen turn-overs to protect neck ribbons, panne velvet hats, cadet blue coats with black braid brass buttons, and scarlet lining. It highlights cashmere shirt waists for schoolgirls in plain or polka dot colors.
Lemon Souffle and Sauce Recipe
Recipe notes for Lemon souffe and lemon sauce. Instructions cover milk heating, flour mixing, egg yolks and whites folding, baking in water bath, and a lemon rind flavored sauce with sugar and boiling water. Serves as a compact historical cooking guide.
Apple Jelly from Old Time Recipe
Peel core and quarter one peck of apples and cook with a quart of water. Flavor with lemon and cinnamon, cover with flour paste and bake until tender. Strain, then for each pint of juice add a pound of sugar and boil rapidly for twenty minutes.
Society notes and nuptials span three states
The Swirl of Society lists a December 6 reception by Mrs W R Brown and card parties hosted by Pr and Mrs O G Pfaff and Mrs Pink Halli. Marriages include Eldon Dynes and Mae S Wood in Bates, Lillian Scott and Ralph Caldwell in Sullivan, Lotta Schrader and Frank Potter in Madison, with DePauw students among the grooms.
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GO. T. Behymer
Terre Haute
Eldon Dynes
Indianapolis
Mae S. Wood
Cincinnati
Bates
J. Cumming Smith
William E. Kurtz
Frederick van Doren Chislett
N. Pennsylvania-st. Sullivan
Lillian Scott
Greencastle
Ralph W. Caldwell
Laporte
Methodist Parsonage
Mr. Steele
DePauw
Lotta Schrader
Frank G. Potter
F. M. Graham
Madison
Ind
the Roberts
New Hair Combs Grow Larger and More Ornamental
The article notes longer and larger side and chignon combs for young girls this year. When multiple combs are worn they form about three quarters of a circle around the coiffure, nearly creating a coronet. Some combs feature gilded balls spikes or glittering borders for decoration.
Union Pacific offers reward for train robbers
Chicago November 28 The Union Pacific railway announces armed guards on trains with large shipments and a reward of 1000 dollars for every train robber dead or alive.
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Chicago
Union Paciftic Railway
Beer Poisoning Tide Fills Manchester Infirmary
Twenty seven new beer poisoning cases were admitted to the Manchester infirmary on Tuesday. Gilbert W. Baughman sued his partner John Dietrich for dissolution of partnership and a receiver. They ran the Crescent laundry at 40 Virginia Ave. Baughman alleges bankruptcy and that Dietrich has not paid $600 per the agreement. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup advertised to cure coughs and colds up to consumption.
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Manchester Infirmary
Gilbert W. Baughman
John Dietrich
Crescent Laundry
D40
Virginia Ave
Baughman
Dietrich
An Old Nurse for Children and Dr Jordan Claim
An old nurse for children promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the teething remedy, claiming it soothes the child softens gums and cures wind colic and diarrhoea. The ad highlights a 25 cent bottle and cites Dr Jordan of 08% N Meridian as having cured more lung troubles than any living physician.
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N. Meridian Sr
Hving
Indiana Dental College Clinic Hours and Fees
Indiana Dental College located at 8 W Cor Delaware and Chiests offers patient care from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for all dental work. Fees are stated to cover only the cost of services.
Pennsylvania and Vandalia Help With Thanksgiving Travel
Thanksgiving day excursion rates were announced as low by transportation firms. The notices mention special fares for on account of the holiday with plans for travel from Pennsylvania and Vandalia and nearby routes.
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Pennsylvania
Vandalia
Will
Ree
The Unpopular Girl
A reflective portrait of a selfabsorbed girl who ignores others, gossips, and belittles family. She scorns those poorer than herself and seeks constant praise for her appearance, displaying vanity and rude manners.
Price of railroad passes may drop to one cent a mile
The two trunk line associations and the Central traffic association formed committees to study the end of free transportation. After a decade of agitation, the Southwestern passenger association took the first radical step toward stopping free rides.
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Trunk Line
Central Traffic Association
Southwestern Passenger Association
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