The Widow Willis and Crawley at the House by the Road
Crawley plans to rob a lonely house but is overpowered by Widow Willis. She keeps him prisoner days, then presents him to Justice Bowles as a suspect and confesses her own vow to marry him rather than see him free. The tale ends with Crawley choosing flight over prison or marriage, fleeing into the night.
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National in character Glover offers free shoe sole test
An advertisement fragment promises cheap footwear and free sole tests from Glover. It touts national character and urges customers to visit Freers and other outlets to compare prices and styles. The copy mentions boots and shoes and invites town readers to see the new Sharples separator.
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Webster Plow Event Draws Boston Crowd to Marshfield
An account describes Daniel Webster sparking Farmer enthusiasm at a farm gathering near Marshfield. A ceremonial plow act ends in laughter as Webster refrains from heavy speech, while a plow becomes an odd display atop Boston's Faneuil Hall market.
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