Ruby's Tramp and River View Love Triumphs
A shabby stranger seeks shelter at Ivy Cottage after a cold night. Ruby gives him a coin for lodging, while cousin Maude objects. The man turns out to be Mr. Earle, master of Riverview, who later courts Ruby, revealing her kindness and his gratitude. Their romance leads to a wedding at Riverview.
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Ivy Cottage
Ruby
Maude
Raby
Riverview
Trarop
Mr. Earle
Shy
Durr
Scranton
Fred Martin
Misa Caffyn
Zimmerly
Miss Schadt
Alderman Roegler
Martin
Miss Gaffga
Mr. Martin
Mr. Zimmerly
Mrs. Martin
William Shaley
Nellie Hoffman
Cleveland
Nellie
Shaley
Mr. Carpenter
Canal Street
Miss Carpenter
Annie Graf
Baltimore
George Lauman
Graf
Lauman
Mrs. Graf
Tallman
Leonard Bonner
Baldwin Township
Pittsboro
Bonner
Mr. Bonner
Pinkerton
Continental
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
New York
Central Park
Heaven
The Song of the Advertiser
Poem extols the advertiser's craft and wealth from bold promotion. A shop that advertises draws customers while the idle seller remains unseen. The narrator claims fortune lies in advertising and urges all tradesmen to advertise goods.
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True &Co
Augusta
Maines
The
Advertiser
Lam
Tam
The Great Wealth of Cornwall
A clipping profiles Clement Brooke Grubb, Lancaster banker, who on May 26 bought Mount Hope furnace property in Lancaster County for 300000 dollars in cash. The estate spans 2500 acres with a grand mansion and terrace lawns overlooking Lancaster, tied to Cornwall ore mines with perpetual ore rights. It notes the Grubb family’s iron legacy dating to 1679 and argues Cornwall iron mines offer long term production, contrasting Southern iron regions. It also mentions other curiosities and local notices from the Baltimore Sun clipping.
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Cornwall
Baltimore Sun
Lancaster County
Clement B. Grubb
First National Bank of Lancaster
Clement Brooke Grubb
Mount Hope Furnace
Henry Bates Grubb
Lancaster
Cornwell
A. Bates Grubb
Grub
Tsaae Lowthian Bell
England
Spain
Algeria
Europe
Scotland
Wales
Alabama
Missouri
Chtirs Grubb
Peter Grubb
Mt. Hope
Grubbs and Colemans
Cornwall Ore Bank Company
South
Grubbs
Colemmans
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State Teachers’ Association
J. Q. Stewart
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