If Beauty Had Not Made The World So Fair
A poetic meditation on creation and beauty. The speaker reflects that without color scent and life the world would lack delight and meaning. The verse imagines how mere avenues and ordinary days would fail to charm without nature’s gifts.
Love and Duty in a Village Hunt
Evelyn Lestrange and Norman Selby face parental opposition and social barriers in a tale of romance set around a January hunt. Sir Gilbert, a devoted friend, arranges a life-changing gift and later pursues quiet happiness in the English countryside, while Evelyn and Norman rise to prominence and marry. Sir Gilbert’s later life ends in a gentle death after years of faithful friendship.
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Evelyn
Foitten
Velyn
Gilbert
Si Gilbert
Airmount
Norman Selby
Norman Sel
Mr Lely
Norman
Westbrook
Imo
Gilbert Lurned
Bo Be
Royalty
Irien
Abe
Australia
Wile
Healty Agat
New York Daily News
An Old-Time Fair and the Fake Healer tale
An old tale from the Haverhill Gazette recalls a traveling healer in New York and Connecticut who used faith and props like canes and candles to convince patients of cures. One elderly bed rider challenged him when he attempted to burn the bed, prompting a broom-wielding stand against the self-proclaimed doctor. The piece contrasts past “mind cures” with today’s more aesthetic but similarly unscientific methods.
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Haverhill Gazette
New York State
Connecticut
Nocese
Horrible tale of Cora Dobbins and five years of torture
Cora Dobbins a fourteen year old girl endured extreme abuse at the hands of John Moberly also known as Three-Fingered Dick and his gypsy companions. After years of beating burning and starvation she escaped with the help of sympathetic locals and was finally returned to Gettysburg Ohio where Leonant Powell family cared for her. Prosecutors Elliott and Lickladder traced the case to Powell and the gypsy group. The community seeks healing as Cora begins school and the assailant faces possible pursuit.
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Darks County
Cora Dobbins
Shelbyville
Cincinnati
Cruzette
Ptiers Co ‘Con
Ohio
Michigan
Leonant Powell
Cora Doolittle
Aashia
Geo
Ashe
Jon
Hee Baikl
Ailroit
Sone
Sasa Doolitle
Huh
Cora Debbiva
Gettysturs
Avenigr
Aml
Thor
Tidiaia
Winds
Sagay
Stanley
Dayton
Cora
Mary O'Connehl
Ander
MeVey
Grant County
McVey
Ben Roost
Powell
Lowe
Frost
Portland
Fay
Saul
McVoy
McViey
Venas O'Connel
Richman
Wien
Moulon
McVay
Acre
Mychulipa's
Ai Ardor
Alesander Brown's
Cavelie Brown's
Getty Sburis
Weal Ty Krauts
Hte Clay Choate
Mr. Payroll
Veure
Avalon Wrisiler
Granlfather
Mr. Morpell
Guistian
Lorasen
Lee
Cor Dobbins
Cora Green
Shia
Shelly County
Cora Coalittte
Mexander Brown
Mr. Brown
Alexander Brown
John Moberly
Ridgeville
Rudolph County
Fin
Winchester
Peson
Darke
Household Hints and Recipes From The New York Sun
A collage of kitchen tips and domestic hints includes preserving freshness with saltpetre and soda water, practical notes on removing grease, and several recipes such as Scotch Eyes Boil, Strawberry Creamy, Persian Sherbet, Cayenne Cheese Dip, and Padding. The piece also cites Dr. Bakewell on night fights and a Rice Soup method, ending with a quip about office seekers from the New York Sun.
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Cayenne
Butler
Robert J. Bakewell
Chile
Juggling ex pert talks tricks and safety notes
A noted juggler described a wide range of juggling stunts and props, from cigars to forks, while detailing practice methods, audience reaction, and the craft’s demanding precision. He emphasizes simplicity, steady hands, and eye focus, noting how performance can vary by lighting and routine choice.
Sermon and archangel trumpet at rural church
A Presbyterian divine visiting with Adrian Macks attended a summer sermon where a brass war trumpet caused awe among listeners including the preacher’s assistant. The bride and groom, tied to a separate notice, are referenced in the Norristown Herald with details about their forthcoming marriage and the couple residing in California and Nevada.
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Bar Peinnipet
Adrian Macks
Hiacpian
Vitabion
Thal
Appie Iy
Two Reporters Vie For Permanent Engagement At Honeymoon Ward
The Neader Must Decide Which Reporter earns a lasting post as the president remains unseen after a brief honeymoon. Competing correspondents submit telegraphed reports detailing the president’s movements and looks, while editors weigh merit to grant a steady position.
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Neader
Oyen Hyen
Wertlegton
Ob & Great Morning
Ollie Hay
Constant
Tonesome
Beidau
Allmhiaies
Joan Sing
Tina
Massion
Bern
Amiss Smial
Albert
Mir
Stouk Tam
New York
Boyens
Afi
Saldjer
Iin Ny
Optus Tone
Two Kinds of Suspexense and a County Tale
A garbled faded passage recounts a county dispute over expenses and a tale of a governor and sheriff. It references a county treasurer, expenses thirty thousand, and a dramatic exchange about capital punishment. The fragment hints at a humorous or cautionary anecdote involving officials and an impending judgment.
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