The Ring of Green Tulle and a Fiery Affair
Alexandra Lee dazzles Greenfield society with Herbert Hartley while George, torn by pride and love, grapples with a lost ring and a stubborn vow. Alexandra's vanity and caprice clash with George's need for steadiness as the green tulle gown spurs a confrontation that ends in a vow to marry.
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Jim
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George
Herbert Hartley
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Herbert
Mexandra
Mle
Lartley
Alexa
Ms Office
Peple
Hurds
Eivelyn Ilurd
Evelyn
Hardet
Ife
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Iko
Horbert
Greenfield
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Coughing Spell Causes Death in 25 Year Old Man
Harry Duckwell aged 25 died from suffocation after a coughing spell at his home in the early hours. A physician was not able to reach in time. The death followed a slight cold noted days earlier, with wife and child present at the death scene.
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Harry Duckwell
Ducknell
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Ballard
Valhalla Drug Co
W. J. Luuney
Public Speakers Interrupted by Cough Remedies Ad
Public notices recount interruptions as speakers were disturbed by coughing. An advertisement claims Foley’s Honey and Tar prevents consumption and pneumonia, contains no opiates, and comes in a yellow package by J. W. Boll.
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J. W. Boll
Improved orchard plow combines cultivator and folding beams
The article describes an improved orchard plow that doubles as a cultivator for trees. It features hinged beams that fold to clear trees, spring balance for easy lift, adjustable beam width, and a wind drum with a counterbalancing spring. Casters set depth and a wedge lifts the blade deeper during operation. Also mentions a laxative cough syrup and a note on Mme Antoinette Sterling and an etiquette tale with Queen Victoria.
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Tecom
Reed Tells Dingley Off At Local Anniversary
In Bronawick Me the 150th anniversary dinner featured speakers Reed and Dingley. Dingley concluded with a prepared speech. Reed responded by joking Governor Dingley’s birthplace, claiming unity with Bronwick and mocking the governor’s ties to birthplace claims.
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Dingley
Bronawick
Tom Reed
Nelson Dingley
Unity
Waldo County
Loughingly
Durham
Androscoggin
Bronwick
Pittsburg
Twelve Drowned in Collision Off Dungeness
In heavy fog off Dungeness the British steamer Arling ton, 1986 tons, collided with the Belgian steamer Cap Juby, 652 tons, from Antwerp for Newport. Twelve Cap Juby crewmen drowned while the captain and five crewmen were saved.
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Dover
Cap Juby
Antwerp
Newport
Dungeness
ManZan Refund Offer From Local Drug Co
A note offers a money back guarantee if after using three fourths of a tube of ManZan you are dissatisfied. Return the remaining portion to your druggist and the purchase price will be cheerfully refunded. Sold by Walhalla Drug Co. W. J. Lunney, Seneca.
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Walhalla Drug Co
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Metals Float On Water When Surfaces Are Clean
Government scientists report that all metals including iron tin copper and platinum can float on water if their surfaces are chemically clean. A film of air on the surface creates a trough and prevents sinking, while heating and cooling arms the effect and grease is not required.
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Helentint
Washington
Dreadnought Fires Remarkable Wire-Wound Gun
A new gun for HMS Dreadnought uses wire wound design. It weighs fifty eight tons and fires an 850 pound projectile. It extends range to about twelve miles and carries power to nearly 37000 yards.
Brain Impressions and Lifetime Thoughts
Psychologists estimate impressions enter the brain at one third of a second. A man living to 100 would accumulate about 9.46 billion impressions in life, minus sleep leaves 0.8072 billion. This yields roughly 3.1536 billion waking impressions for a man of fifty years.
The latent death test and new materials news
An eminent German physician cites a detectable death certainty using fluorescine injection to reveal circulation in living tissue. A second item notes a Portland steel from sand experiment at the Lewis and Clark fair grounds, questioning profitability of early-stage production.
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Scientific American
Old
Portland
Columbia River
Record High Cotton Bale Price In Statesboro
In Statesboro Georgia on December 20 1900s era a bale of sea island cotton sold for 202.94 dollars. J B Lanier sold the 550 pound bale to the J W Olive Company at 36 4 cents per pound marking the season high.
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Statesboro
Sea Island
J. B. Lanier
J. W. Olifé Company
Oreke Bears the ba Kind You Hava Anaya Bought Wi Lpfirea
Oreke section shows buyers and vendors in a local market scene with mentions of Anaya and Lpfirea. The fragment references a transaction or exchange and notes a community setting.
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Oreke
Anaya
Lpfirea
Curse of Mormonism in Education Debate
Mrs. Dubois wife of the Idaho Senator spoke in Washington declaring Mormon ism a greater curse than slavery and said Roosevelt would change his view if he visited southeastern Idaho. She claimed six U S Senators owe their election to Mormon church influence.
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Washington
Dubois
Idaho
Roosevelt
United States
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine touted for epilepsy cure
A testimonial claims Dr Miles Restorative Nervine strengthens nerves and cures epilepsy with rapid relief. The letter describes a family repeatedly failing doctors until Nervine and Nerv Liver Pills were used, delivering dramatic improvement and ongoing health.
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Miles
Three Papers a Week for a Small Subscription
Advertises a three-paper offer combining The Keowee Courier and The Charleston Semi- Weekly News and Courier for 1.50 per year. Describes The Keowee Courier as a leading Oconee county paper and The News and Courier as a high quality statewide journal with AP dispatches. Promotes two papers for about the price of one with a 60 cent premium for extra access.
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Charleston
News and Courier
Keowee
South Carolina
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