Prairie Blizzard Echoes of a Terrible North Wind
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a deadly February blizzard of 1878 on the prairie. Neighbors and families endure four days of ferocious wind and snow, fighting cold, freezing water, and limited shelter while recounting the fear, the communal striving, and the peril that defined that historic storm.
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Mme
Blizeardon
Nile
Home Hints And Helpes In A Nation Of Recipes
A fragmented recipe column lists several dated kitchen tips and dish ideas from various sources. It includes orange custards, lemon creams, frosting, orange cream, turkey with truffles, and pastry fillings. The piece reads as a quirky collection of household instructions with inconsistent spelling and food references.
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Toston Tider
Heston
Glove wisdom and care for winter wear in old column
A reader advises economical glove use for women, detailing buying, care, and maintenance. She suggests one good pair per season, dyeing worn ends, matching gloves to outfits, and proper storage. Also offers quick tips on varnishing oil paintings and a home craft note on rug stitching.
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Lise
N. Y
Personal and Literary Notes of Henry Somerset
A collage of literary and personal notes mentions Henry Somerset spending winter in Boston to finish his book on Nudlean bay explorations. It recalls William Cullen Bryant starting verse at age ten with a nine-penny reward, and sketches journalist Tirundin journeying from New York to Chicago then across Algeria and Barbary states.
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Nudlean Bay
William Cullen Bryant
Tirundin
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Chicago
Algeria
Traly
Barbary States
Dora Reade Goodale
Berkshire Hills
Stator Elaine
Tir. Kaxtman
Thomas Sanford
University of California
Newark
S.J
Morning Times
Thomas Fonter
London
Bartram Files
Xhot
Hilex
Honth Kensington
Rubinmstein
Russia
Vienna
Moacow
St. Petersburg
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New Illinois Doctor Warns Women of a Hidden Complaint
A physician cites a swelling fatigue and loss of appetite among women as an early sign of a new illness. He notes many patients feel exhausted, without clear cause, and advises lighter clothing and daily walking to restore vigor, claiming a cure with simple lifestyle changes.
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Spiris
Tadein
Cury
N. ¥. Tribune
Asia and Its People Highlighted In Timely Review
A brief survey notes Asia draws attention for its growing population. It mentions Japan as a historic civilization and comments on shifting demographics and global impact as cited in contemporary discourse.
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