Thanksgiving Turkey by G P Lathrop
A reflective verse on Thanksgiving featuring a turkey feast as a symbol of gratitude. The speaker recalls old time cheer and the shared meal among friends and family, urging kindness and future hope while enjoying the traditional dish.
Thanksgiving Miracle Reunites Widow and Sons After Four Years
In a stormy residence a widow named Mrs Blake fears she cannot feed her son Robbie a Thanksgiving dinner. She sells her wedding ring to buy a chicken and hopes for relief. Two long-lost relatives arrive at the depot planning to surprise her, revealing Uncle Ed and Frank Blake, who discover their mother is alive and wealth has been saved. The family reconciles and vows to share a brighter future.
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Mrs. Blake
Kovine
Sam Willis
Robbie
California
Frank Blake
San Francisco
Frank
Strangr
Franks
Franz
Mr. Western
Thanksgiving Farewell for Robbie and Mrs Blake
Robbie and his mother leave their troubled home for a new life after a blessed Thanksgiving. Mrs Blake ensures a warm sendoff with meals and care while Uncle Ed and Frank plan their return due to Frank's situation. Robbie recounts stories to Sam Willis as they prepare to embark on the next steamer and start anew with plenty in the future.
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Robbie
Sam Willis
Frank
Mrs. Blake
Execution at Lucknow for Brutal Murders by School Moulvie
A Moulvie in Lucknow was executed for a brutal murder carried out through a snake trap in a school room. He imprisoned a boy, who was bitten by a snake after days of confinement, leading to the boy’s death and the grim discovery of the corpse.
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Tudia
Lucknow
Mohamed Russool
Weill
Ibeette
Teeth Set On Edge Warns Of Acid Damage
An article explains that all acid foods and drinks can injure teeth enamel. Cider vinegar lemon juice or tartaric acid soften enamel within hours, causing pain and weakness. Enamel can harden again after fluids wash away the acid, but repeated exposure worsens long term health.
Arsenic in Candles Causes Slow Poisoning Case
In Paris a rich lady in the Faubourg St. Honoré grew ill from a slow poison after arsenic appeared in a water glass she kept by her bed. The culprit was found not in malice but the candles used in reading at night. bleaching impregnated with arsenic released poison upon burning. A cure ad follows.
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Paris
Faubourg St. Honore
Mme. X
Diphtheria Precautions Urged By New York Health Officer
The New York health officer urges strict sanitary measures to curb diphtheria. Parents should keep premises clean, isolate ill members, avoid funerals, and examine children’s throats regularly for early treatment. Do not send suspected or convalescent children to school until a doctor says safe.
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New York
Health Department
Rome a Vast Cemetery and Peterhoff Palace Visit
In Rome the city sits on a vast burial ground with ancient vaults and mass graves discovered since 1625 as excavations reveal thousands of human bones. The piece also describes vast imperial grounds at Peterhoff, where the Czar’s white Arab horse and fountains accompany a palace visit and petitions to the ruler.
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Lazza Colonna
St. Andrea
Piazza del Pantheon
S. Maria Ad Martyros
Forum
Basilica Julia
St. Marcia Della Grazie
Flaminio Vacca
Constantine
San Silvestro
Bernardo Acceaguli
Coliseum
Tiber
Via Triumphalis
B.co
Palace of
Peterhoff
J. Petersburg
San Francisco Chronicle
Tzarakoie Selo
Deadly Pond at Old Charley's Lodge Sparking Inquest
Remarkable inquest at Bury Lancashire discusses Old Charley's Lodge a deadly unguarded pond where a 19 year old woman drowned and many children have perished. Coroner calls it a public scandal urging fencing and owner action. Also notes Hampstead Heath ponds as other deadly waters and a quip about an intellectual opening. Extra material advertises Dr. McLean Cough and Lung Healing Globules and a Florida prospecting note.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Bury
Lancashire
Hatter’s
Charley's Lodge
Hampstead Heath
Great Britain
Old Charley’s Lodge
Varieties snapshot shows diverse curiosities and notes
A long list of brief items covers a women run printing office in Switzerland, wealth among Hebrews in New York, a widow pension, Paris meat imports, a free ride threat on the Pennsylvania Railroad, cotton mill data in Columbus, a dog brain comparison, marriage and illness anecdotes, colonial letters, and various eccentric incidents and quotes from public figures and local clergy.
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Zonica
Switzerland
New York
George Smith
Paris
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus
Edwin Adams
Australia
Grorgce Sanp
Bauzac
Ranavalomanjaka
Madagascar
Father Danvary
Richland
Mich
Baltimore
P. J. Tracy
Schlutter
Grorce W. Derrz
New Albany
Indiana
Centennial Grounds
Burns
George Square
Glasgow
Messrs. Cox & Son
Thames Ditton
George E. Ewing
Ruth
Boaz
Thames
East London
Wapping
Deford Road
F.ther Moody
York
Seaport
St. Augustine
America
Oliver Wendell Hoates
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