Wiggins Corner Store Shown as Mere Macabre Jest
In Dykeville a rumor spreads about Dr. Wiggins moving into the corner store amid talk of bodies and a haunted past. The tale escalates until three locals confront the doctor, only to discover the supposed corpses are mannequin props for Miss Mix the milliner. The uproar dissolves as Miss Mix opens her display, and the town learns to mind its own business.
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Wige
Mra. Walker
Ins
Mre
Hunter
Dr. Ins
Misa Murgatroyd
Mrs. Percival
Mr. Jones
Mies Murgatroyd
Jones
Murgatroyd
Mrs. Deans
Miss Murgatroyd
Mrs. Deane
Wiggins
Boxtown
Dykeville
Ozard Drandy
Dr. Wig
Chevilla
Mr. Deane
Squire Goshawk
Tires
Doctor Wigging
Leonidas Hunter
Doctor Wiggins
Dr. Wiggins
Miss Mix
Dr. Wigging
Thara
Mies
Grant as a Great General and Moral Rock
A reflective piece argues Grant's greatness rests on moral force and will power. It notes his avoidance of oaths and vulgar stories, plus strong judgment and executive ability. The passage also cites a testimonial praising Warner's Safe Cure for kidney trouble as supporting the adage that merit is proven by reliable results.
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Hsia
Grant
Cordwood
St. Louis
Galena Co
Utica
Warner
Thoss
Greatest marvels and legends ride the daily news
A telegraphy claim praises a six-message synchronous multiplex. Treasure hunt for 10 million in De Braak wreck continues. A Kanae wahea family lore speaks of extreme age. Stuttgart palace glass garden and Bavarian king’s trotting roof plan noted. Express trains’ fatal appeal described with livestock and birds displaced by speed.
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Cans Henlopen
Kanawaeha
Charles
Stuttgart
Louis FI
Bavaria
Sleep and age myths in fashion and society beats
A verbose 19th century passage discusses aging, beauty, and fashion. It critiques how age signs appear behind the ear and neck, notes that skilled dressing can mask flaws, and mocks the theater season craze and ostentatious hats. It ends with a vignette of a young woman seeking to sit near a rowdy audience member a rousing theater scene.
Fragmented Local Text Seals Surplus Shoe Sale and Rail Route Ad
A damaged passage advertises a surplus lot of gents fine but ton shoes from Burt Packard and others to be closed out at low cost. Another block promotes the Pennsylvania Line as a direct rail route with two daily trains to Chicago, featuring parlor car, Pullman chair, and sleeping car, with tickets from Union Station and Pennsylvania office.
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Hannan & Lane
G. P. Marott
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Pennsylvania-st
Engianapolis
Cnicargo
Tahe
Pennsylvania
Union Station
Chicago
Washington
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