A Woman's Faith and a Fortune Fetched by Trust
Amy Mayton, persuaded by her guardian uncle, marries Robert Clark, a spendthrift heir. She believes in his love and vows to reform him. Years pass and fortune is lost, yet Robert’s energy wins back success through a West case, restoring wealth and family happiness.
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Amy
Mr. Allen
Harry
Robert Clark
Tresto
Amy Mayton
Robert
The Hat That Shaped A Young Man’s Path
A narrator recalls buying a rare plug hat in 1852 from a village hatter who claimed it suited a budding professional. The merchant offered four months’ credit for five dollars if worn publicly, framing the purchase as a life changing opportunity despite later recognizing the seller as a windfall for a gullible youth.
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Corona
Trained eel draws Greensburg crowds in curious tale
In Greensburg New Jersey Billy Benson, a sixteen year old, feeds and handles an eel he trained named Faithful. The eel follows him, sleeps at his side, and even assists in fishing, while neighbors visit daily to see the remarkable reptile that spends most time in water-filled boxes on the Benson farm.
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Grant
Ohio
Garfield
Greensburg
N. J
Billy Benson
Billy
Benson
Delaware
Wildrick
Warren
County
Three Locust Species Threaten Pacific Slope
Three locust species on the California and Oregon Pacific Slope threaten periods of pest damage. The Rocky Mountain locust, once devastating to several western states, is noted for strong flight and cloudlike swarms that darken skies. Observers atop the Rockies report vast aerial swarms ascending to search new fields.
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Pacific
California
Oregon
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Buecklen's Arnica Salve Sold at Lititz Drug Store
An advertisement touts Buecklen's Arnica Salve as the world's best for cuts sores rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains and all skin eruptions with a guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Priced at 25 cents per box and offered at Lititz Drug Store.
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Rhea
Lititz
Burglar slain in Glendale clash ends in gunfire
In Glendale Mississippi Captain J F Ferguson killed a burglar after a late night fight in a store area. Burdened by wounds the burglar collapsed and died. a coroner’s jury exonerated Ferguson. The burglar’s identity and origin remained unknown.
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Glendale
Miss
J. F. Ferguson
Mr. Jones
Ferguson
Captain Ferguson
Jones
Sharon Town Flooded with Spurious Coin Findings
In Mercer county Sharon reports an unusual influx of counterfeit currency. Four week old William Benjamin Franklin Peirce, son of Ezekil Peirce of Aston Delaware county, weighs two pounds. John Stowner, holder of O Briens candy privilege, robbed of 500 dollars and a diamond pin while on a Doylestown to Allentown train. Two graves in New Washington Clear Geld county hold John 8 Snyder and wife ages 113 and 105. Samuel S Nichols of Kilnsville age 91 and Moody Nichols of Potter county age 81 died within three hours of each other. Late Elizabeth Johnsons estate sale in Lower Salford reveals household items over 100 years old. Miss Alice Fisher, chief nurse at Philadelphia almshouse, reports epidemic unabated, to continue all summer. George Johns of Newton Greene county found a hidden infernal machine, likely Westmoreland dynamiters. Drilling for oil in Sadsbury township Chester county reaches 47 feet through quicksand and rock. drill broken, new drill needed, aim to reach 2,000 feet. further drilling planned if toil appears.
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Sharon
Mercer County
William Benjamin Franklin Peirce
Ezekil Peirce
Aston
Delaware County
John Stowner
O'Brien
Doylestown
Allentown
New Washington
Samuel 8. Nichols
Kilnsville
Moody Nichols
Potter County
Elizabeth Johnson
Lower Salford Township
Montgomery County
Alice Fisher
Philadelphia
Peaches will be Plenty in Peninsula Region
The Peninsula peach area includes Sussex Kent and New Castle counties in Delaware and Accamock and Northampton in Virginia with a belt around Dover. Delaware yields expected up fifty percent with Bridgeville Laurel and Seaford as major shipping points and totals near 1.5 million baskets by rail, up from 1,141,094 last year. Maryland and Virginia counties show potential crops around 29,000 boxes in Cecil and 50,000 baskets from Wicomico with a total crop projected 8 to 8.5 million baskets if June weather holds.
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Sussex
Kent
Newcastle
Del
Virginia
Accamock
Northampton
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
Delaware
Dover
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Sussex County
Bridgeville
Laurel
Seaford
Kent County
Clayton Station
Green Spring
Brenford
Moorton
Wyoming
Woodside
Viola
Felton
Harrington
Farmington
Kenton
Marydel
Hartley
Slaughter
New Castle County
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Devil County
Middletown
Ceeil County
Wicomico County
First Carload of Cherries from California Shipped East
Report of the first carload of cherries sent from San Francisco to the eastern market on the 20th, sourced from Alameda County. Eight tons packed in five pound baskets, crates ventilated, car ends wired for air flow. Also includes a brief social note about a Manheim couple and a stray ad line about sugar prices at Bard's.
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San Francisco
Alameda
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