Surprising Corn Crop Talk and Legal Notes
Maxsir Hu Press discusses a bountiful corn crop and economic fears, noting overproduction worries and gambler politics. Also cited is a Missouri boy who aimed for the presidency, with tangential remarks on shoe making in Ohio. Ohio Supreme Court aligns with Illinois on fraudulent creditor preferences, aiding honest lenders. a local figure Dr Crosin is accused by a witness in a sensational incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Ohio
Illlinois
Americans In Paris Cry Of Extortion Increases Costs
The report notes American visitors in Paris cry out over extortionate prices. Strawberries cost $2.50 a plate, cab rides require tipping the coachman with a suit of clothes and another horse, and hotel bills are described as stupendous. Overall spending by Americans is limited to essential expenses.
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Ir W
Paris
Puffed suspicion and credit cautions in a rambling column
A fragmented reminiscence piece attacks insinuations and social venom, notes Governor Nichers pushing a prizefight ban in Louisiana, then pivots to thrift and credit costs. It warns honest debtors and cash purchases, cites Indiana Supreme Court saloon decisions, and muses on economic prudence amid tearing prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Supreme Court
Mrs Robert Lincoln in Court Dress Described
A vivid account of Mrs Robert Lincoln at court on May 29 wearing sable garments in a Midsummer Night scene style. The gown features soft black tulle, ostrich tips, satin brocade train, lace sleeves, and a feathered headdress with a bouquet of orchids, reflecting court etiquette and American diplomacy.
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Robert Lincoln
Duchess of Marlborough
Mrs. Lincoln
Grice of
Laingter
Romance Between Wealthy Suitor and Typewriter Girl
An elderly man and a young woman have had a slow blooming romance after a series of meetings arranged by an official at a company. A hopeful son aided the match, offering money to ease a proposed marriage between his father and the young woman. The woman admitted she had been courting but denied becoming stepmother to the son. The pair grew closer through repeated visits, turning friendship into love, framing a quiet late 19th century romance.
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Tar Crosin
Brooks
Dr. Crosin
Seran
Peeseatty Sateen
Hue
Red Swain
Gir
England
Scotsland
Trelanil
Isle of Man
Humes
Heaven
Port Orthwalth
Jonathan Edwards
Nazareth
Maviel
Jonathon
Tender
Goethe
Goldsmith
Reyhold
Beaumont and Vletwher
Cawley and
Harvey
Jasmus
Thomas More
Leeeing
Mendelaolh
Lady Churchill
Princess Anne
Orestes
Vlados
Epamtondas
Pelididus
Marshall
Sition
California
Valea Divine
John Hatties
Dorchester
Masa
Ballroms
Ogden
Reno
Cal
French Botanical Society
Paris
Canesteo
N. Y
St Aanold
Politencas
Martha's Vineyard
Syracuse
Springfield
Mass
Joe Kemp
Buena Vista
Alcon
Alm
Lagos
John Ravach
San Franciago
Rausch
Defiance
Iowa
Prize San Francisco girl wins trip to Paris
The prize schoolgirl Ayres from San Francisco arrived in Chicago on June 25 with her mother. She won a round trip to Paris with prepaid expenses after leading a city wide contest by the San Precisco Examiner and public schools. The 16-year-old will stay a month in Paris then tour Britain and Ireland. They traveled to Chicago, then east via Niagara Falls.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Paris
Miss Ayres
Mrs. Ayres
W. R. Hearst
San Precisco Examiner
Far West
Ayres
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
Misa Ayreshing
Prammiar School
Chiciwo
Niagara Falls
The Memory of a Mother and Her Quiet Home
An essay reflects on mothers across generations, contrasting a daughter Lydia and her memories of her mother. It praises a mother’s influence, dress, and bedside manners, arguing a mother shapes a child’s social world and character, shaping good men.
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Lydia Newman
Lydia
Hera as a Kids Project Sponge Seed Sprouting Guide
A household tip describes sprouting seeds on a white sponge in a shallow dish. Keep the sponge moist with water and expose it to sunlight to grow green foliage quickly. The method aims to entertain children with sprouting seeds like rice or hemp on the sponge.
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Hera
Didas
Hell
Dieep
Manfred
Fly
Wuiler
Durbin
Gordon Potters
al UN
Anawerka
Myrol
A Triple Racket Glove Lace Handkerchief Holder
A delicate white matins piece designed as a bride’s present. It features three compartments to hold gloves laces and handkerchiefs. The ornate design includes orange blossom motif and a touh of refined ornament.
How to Make Friends in Talmage’s Plain Sermon
Rev Dr Talmage urges that friendship is a divine law not luck. He cites Proverbs, warns against envy and isolation, and shows how steady kindness and self-control build loyalty. The talk blends biblical imagery with personal anecdotes, urging readers to cultivate godly friendship through grace and active goodwill.
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Iemma
Adam
Hiddekel
Christ
Lila
Palestine
Avery
The Last of the Stage Coach Four-in-Hand Teams
A reminiscence of old Western stage horses led by the famed Little Roan four in hand and legendary trainer Alex Benham. The piece recalls routes from Council Bluffs to Denver and Cheyenne, noting endurance, strength, and the swift final trip in 1870, ending with a question about their fate.
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Alex Benham
Denver
Uye
Council Bluffs
Janporte
Lake Station
Kansas Pacific
Hartjens
Woman Sees French Painting On Wabash Window Display
A French painting titled The Men All Laughed is shown in a window on Wabash avenue drawing strong attention from male pedestrians. Two shop girls mock the semi transparent attire and corset described, with murmurs about dresses and fashion purchases amid the window's suggestive display.
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Wabash Avenue
Ani Miata
Valenciennes
Miscellaneous Notices From Enid Delaware and Nearby
A jumbled column of notes reports crop prospects in Delaware, library purchases in London, eel venom research in Turin, a Goldendale colt in a shaft, a Manassas Junction baked biscuit, and various oddities. It mentions an invisible iron washer, Dalmatian powder, a 2000 pound devil fish, a Merritt mad dog incident, and railway line accidents near Martha’s Vineyard. The item list includes local people and places like Birmingham Alabama, Washington Georgia, Gainesville Georgia, Parkers, and Alcon Alabama.
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London
M.mosco
Turin
Paresi
Goldendale
W.T
T. Murwell Green
Washington, Ga
Manassas Junction
Iail
Gainesville
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Robinson
Shane
Cisney
Mike Venus
Tobiehook
Sprite
Freddy
Hanna
Prand
Elizabeth Lyxke
Wiasolyj
Russia
Enjer
Uboad
Saya
Prion
DR. Talmage
Wright
Mina
Baltimore
Washington
Oyls
Martilien
Tom
God Ward
Rowling
Lord Nelson
Oliver
Nelson
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Brooklyn Divines Sunday Ser
Bsa
Enid la Delaware
Birmingham
Ala
John Eliot
British Museum
Dalmatia
Gulf of Mexico
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