The Limvipip Lovers and the Brass Hat Betrothal
Lydia Lirripip, famed for five thousand a year, attracts suitors Horace Freake and Merton Murley while Sir Pertinax Popinjay vies for her favor. A twist reveals Lydia’s feelings for Horace, but family pressure and a late rearrangement lead to a secret engagement with Horace as the General and Lydia maneuver through social expectations and a chair at the Society meeting. The outcome hints at a cautious marriage after her father’s disappointment with the cold bath society.
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Fortuyje
Fivatlius
Lydia Lirripip
Jome
Gon
Linton
Ratton
Comitins
Capuiby's
Deny
Raut
Bern
Lydite
Nwiy
Lidia
Serine
Alia
Batatias
Ani
Taydie
Horaye
Tycia
Sir Pertinay Toptu- Jay
Mee
Huvaca Brenke
Mertan
Ion Milx
Lydia
Haytinas
Mr. Muley
Mixa Limipio
India
Lysha
Tydia
Divaky
Elimye
Morace
Merton Min
Mer
Marley
Jessa
Freake
Thia Ingurant
Horace
Muley
Mr. Murley
Misa Shaipip
Sturles
Pertinax Popinjay
Merton Murley
Miss Lydia
Gal
Pertinax
Miss Lithpip
Horace Breake
Baronet
Sir Portifax
Edo
Miss Limvipip
Poxtinny Bean
Mus
Tome
atInet
Mr. Preake
Lydiany
Lirripip
Savdia
Horne
Gilics
Poytlinz Popinjay
Morton Marley
Misa Talend Yenor Square
Chatikers’ Donenal
Ealvoady
Jendd
Mnalciner
Household remedies and farm notes from old times
A column of household tips and farm guidance covers cleaning bottles with charcoal, toothache solutions, clothing care to deter moths, and moral commentary. It also discusses cellar hygiene, cough treatment, Holstein and Jersey cattle debates, calf feeding, and methods for working horses barefoot. Additional sections discuss manure flames, ash fertilizer, blackberry soil needs, milk yield limits, and worm prevention in corn.
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Crattyatine Bang
New York Post
Henry
Wisconsin
Madison, Wik
Live Stock Journal
One Inch of a Failure In Chicago Bankruptcy Tale
A sentimental Chicago wife comforts her bankrupt husband as wheat markets crash. He boasts of assets including a $10,000 Boulevard house and $100,000 in government lands, while planning to move to a flat and endure hardship, claiming they are still ship‑shape financially.
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Aemona
Alliatio
Algorton
Maria
Jenkins
Tones
Falc
One Who Paints the Lily and Skin Care Fads
A fragment describes a self styled complexionist offering skin care guidance and dubious treatments to fashionably dressed women and men. The piece lists dieting bathing elder water prescriptions brimstone applications and camphor mixtures as methods, alongside a stray recipe for strawberry desserts.
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New York
Misleading Swift Sketch From a London Reporter
A London correspondent describes Arkansas as between Memphis and San Francisco with a harsh climate pattern. he claims the governor earns 800000 dollars annually for entertaining friends. He comments on American politics, mentions President Dorsey and a missing vice president candidate Sam Wilden, and notes a fictional sequence about a bashmoo ranch in Cleveland.
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London
Warkansaw
Men Phis
San Francisco
Dorsey
Cleveland
Ines
Sam Wilden
Oregon Statesman on Woman Suffrage Leaders Endorsement
Senator Dolph and Congressman George of Oregon write letters urging voter support for woman suffrage in the upcoming general election. Dolph recalls initial opposition but now argues equal entitlement and calls Oregon to lead as the first state to officially back the cause.
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Saarag
Dolph
George
Oregon
Deacon Marvins Bevoslation In Lyme Conn Tale
A quirky Lyme Connecticut tale recounts Deacon Marvin courting Betsey Le Booth. He declares marriage but Betsey replies with the Lord's will bad one. Bans are posted on a church door, they wed, live simply, and Marvin leaves a grave epitaph for visitors.
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Marvin
Marifor Courant
Lyme
Conn
Food
Betsey
Vie'eall
Sev Ice
Reynolda Marvin
Betsey le ‘Booth
Trine Tor
Descon
Quelont
Thyme
Grant’s New York Home Showcases Wealth and Taste
The article describes General Grant’s Fifth Avenue brownstone at sixty sixth street with a bay window, stained glass doors, and a frescoed corridor. A velvet carpet and paintings adorn reception areas, while a bronze vase of flowers sits by the window. Rich rooms upstairs house library and dining spaces, evidencing refined wealth and notable paintings.
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Axon
Grant
Fifth Avenue
Sixty Sixth Street
Sasane
Dinin
Millionaire's 15 Dollar Estate Tied to Albany Surrogate
An Albany surrogacy filing recalls Jere Austin a river tow boat operator once a leading Albany financier. The late 1870s case links his death in Pavement Connecticut to a probate action for an estate valued at about $15,000 at his death, with executors named Weststake.
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Loman
France
Woodhat
Albany
An I. Austin
Jere
Jere" Austin
Hudson Land
Fiers J
Weststake
Pavhetae Conn
Mew Religion in France Trance and Belief Blending
A fragmentary report describes a new religious trend in France mixing old cults to suit seekers of reform. It mentions Helena Blavatsky, an American figure, and a mystic revival tied to Hindu and Aryan ideas, claiming widespread wonder and miracle claims. The text notes media coverage in Southern newspapers and hints at public doubt.
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France
Thore
Prange
Panc Mme
Blavatsky
Paes
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Tabripip
Briton Street
Lydia Limpio
Tyslia
Warner
Catteon
Huon Peninsula
Tandy
Michigan
Twwob Taylor
Spireland
Germantown Telegraph
Meir
Tirond
Grornsby
New York Times
Joush
Oregon Statesman
Phary
Reynold
Yre
Savannah
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