Wyoming River Chase Sparks Romantic Course
Miss Joanna Pendleton vanishes from her aunt's estate and a search party comprising Miss Pendleton and Guy Wetmore follows a winding river path to the big country house. Joanna reappears aboard a boat, teasingly casting a line for fish as Wetmore assists, amid a blend of flirtation and worry.
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Miss Pendleton
Prince of
Wyoming
Christopher
Ja Pendleton
Cam
Farse
Iain
Brian
Dean
Aunt Pendleton
Suxedn
Jess
Miss
Ana
Mr. Wetmore
The Tailor’s New Coat Styles and Velvet Trims
The article describes fashion details such as silk Canton ties, French knot embroidery, linen turnovers, and matching collars. It notes sleeve trends rising above the elbow, longer shoulder lines, and the popularity of two toned veils and green velvet trims on hats.
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Qo Traes
The Cherry Is the Sign in a Barroom Tale
A comic fragment describes habit and social signals at a Manhattan bar. It notes educated drinkers seek style and cherries with their drinks, the ritual of tossing the cherry, and the social dynamic around bar etiquette and consumption.
Miss Pendleto’s Narrow Bankside Night Escape
Miss Pendleto stands astonished as a calm moonlit bankside scene unfolds. A two person flat boat glides to the boathouse, lights glow from the mansion above, and he helps her ashore. A cryptic exchange follows about Wat-more, Wak, Guy, and a ten day absence, ending with a recalled note of fish and a packed memory.
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Wyoming
Jim
Plays and Players at the Grand Spotlight Sam Weston and Band
The Grand's week features Sam Weston, reportedly blind, and his Weston family trio delivering the strongest musical turn of the season. The Kentucky bound pickaninnies in the In old Kentucky troupe, including Abe Lincoln and Jefferson Davis impersonators, impress crowds as they move from Kentucky to New York venues.
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Sam Weston
Westons
Charles HL. Hoyt
Pickaninny
Kentucky
the Park
Wns
Abe Lincoln
Litt
Jefferson Davis
Lexington
Old
Ny York
Snakes Hatch in Pocket Surprising Folens Family
A Cache Bottoms resident Edward Folens found eggs in a pocket after a long evening. He forgot the pipe and woke to a pocket full of hatchlings at breakfast. The incident sparked alarm and questions about safety as the community comments on the odd lapse.
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Edward Folens
Alto Pabs
Cache Bottoms
Folens
Man Shot At As Detectives Chase Juvenile Escape
Detectives Gerbar and Trimpe encountered a barefoot man running from a front yard on Park Ave and Thirteenth. They fired as he fled. he returned fire but escaped. No entry attempts were traced. Also: A. Cook, running on the stalwart ticket for governor, says he will quit if the supreme court dissents.
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Gerbar
Trimpe
Park Ave
Goak
Kerippa-McRue Press Association
Milwaukee
Wis
A. Cook
Supreme Court of the State
Station guard’s blunt observations at the new Tc station
A station guard describes crowds as ordinary loafers with blank faces and predicts little action from most men. He notes women move about harmlessly while suspicious men appear ready to cause trouble, advising to leave them be rather than provoke them.
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Thu
Ain
Napa
Arizona the Home of Centenarians
The article notes Arizona has the highest centenarian rate, about ten times the national average, with New Mexico also high. It contrasts states with no centenarians such as Arizona’s neighbors, and discusses regional patterns, including New England’s older populations in Vermont and Maine and Massachusetts’ notable but more progressive elderly population.
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United States
Arizona
New Mexico
Minnesota
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Florida
California
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Vermont
New England
Maine
Massachusetts
Massachusette
Fragmentary Vermont and New Mexico public life note
A disjointed passage discusses Vermont and New Mexico, noting urban life and longevity. It mentions centenarians in territories and favorable conditions for public health, with a reference to territorial organization and a New York Sun remark. The text is unclear and fragmentary.
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Vermont
Mains
New Mexico
New York Sun
Birds of All Climes and Pets Draw Crowds at Mariet Street
A small shop near the Circle displays a colorful menagerie of pets from around the world. Red squirrels, two joll monkeys, parrots from Cuba to Java, canaries, and various mice amuse visitors. A Java quard pair and a greenish parakeet from Anstraba headline a diverse exhibit. Some items are new stock, with the store working to fill the week’s demand as sales rush in.
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Venigueta
Cuba
Afica
Allen
Canaries
Davie
Dalianapolis
Jinan
Walt
Germany
Java
Man-Eater travails ends in fatal injury in Huntington
In Huntington West Virginia on a night of drinking two men, Henry Shelton and Johnson Smith, fought after purchasing whisky. Smith overpowered Shelton taking his pistol, then Shelton bit off Smiths nose and chewed his ear. Smith later struck Shelton with a bottle and crushed his skull. Shelton died. Police hunted Smith.
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Smith
Huntington
W. Va
Henery Shelton
Weet Hamia
Johnson Smith
Shelton
Wade Lewis
Bens Johnson
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