Good Night Prayer Recited In A Childs bedtime
A fragment from Good Housekeeping includes a bedtime recitation praising family members and caregivers. The verse expresses gratitude for parents siblings grandparents teachers and the cook, closing with a wish to rest with God.
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Goa
Blasa Mamma
Paps
Jos
Béss
May
Tom
Sue
Kitty
Grandpa
Standma
Old
Gray
Johnny
Land of Nod
Mark W. Bryan
Good Housekeeping
Christmas Camp Misadventure Amid Rose Arbor Memories
Fragmented tale set in a camp where Miss Kotesler loses and retrieves a cap, a flirtatious Lambert follows, and a tense exchange ends with a bright mood. Nearby, Capt. Close learns of a Vernon skirmish and Walton Scroggs among the killed as soldiers endure a grim Christmas in the rain and mud.
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Ohl
Lambert
Amile
Cane Corp. Cunningham
Close
Ciose
Rasmus
Heutenant
Vernon
Walton Scroggs
Bravery and Betrayal in Vernon Vigilant Fire Rescue
In Vernon, Capt. Walton Scroggs and his ally are blamed by some for a fatal clash with a black mob, while others defend him as self defense. The fire at the tavern trapped Esther Walton and her mother, yet Capt. Close rescued Walton, carrying him through flames. A doctor warned against further disturbance as Lambert learns Close faces arrest after Christmas.
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Lambes Bret
Cer
Walton Scroggs
Hia
Vernon
Republican Party
Scroggs
Walton
Durance Yile
Esther Walton
Walton Scrogges
Bcroggs
Grant and
Colfgx
Pete Jackson
Walton Scropgate
Acteama
Walton Hall
Ratherins Walton
Elinor
Esther
Close
Cunningham
Murphy
Bntns
McBride
Morta
Ghope
Evid Lambert
Waltons
Potts
Lambert
Jong-batote
Department
J. T. Close
New Orleans
What if I had married for riches or beauty
A tired, cheerful river of testimony from a poverty-stricken woman. She argues marriage should be based on love and respect, recounting nine years of caring for an ill husband and three children while scrubbing houses. She warns others that marrying for wealth or looks leads to regret and unhappiness. The Cincinnati Enquirer piece frames her as hopeful yet worn by toil.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Incomplete courtroom remarks prompt compensation dilemma
A fragmentary courtroom exchange shows defense counsel in a defendant's case casting doubt on the plaintiff's position. The dialogue hints at a dangerous location and the judge or attorney noting the plaintiff's precarious situation and potential remedy.
New Hawaii College President Discusses Citizenship and Education
Arthur Maxson Smith, newly named president of Oahu College, addresses U S territorial status and the duty of Hawaiian citizens. He notes literacy varies, schooling is compulsory, English predominates, and Oahu College remains a leading institution founded in 1841 by American missionaries. He earned a Ph D from the University of Chicago in 1900 and was recommended for the post by President Harper.
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Hatwaiian Islands
Bova Con
Eagle Anil
United States
Kalandala
Tany
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Islands
Captain Cook
Arthur Maxson Smith
Bawaiian Islands
Territoriad
Jawa
Hayvailan Islands
Oahu College
North Pacific
Osby College
Hawaii
Oaku College
Pacific
Samuel C. Armstrong
Andrincipal
Hampton Institute of Virginia
Mir Gullek
Spain
Smith
University of Chicago
Omha College
Harper
University
Christocentric Saved Excerpt Reflects Religious Tendencies
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Christocentric practices and strains of religious influence. Names appear as Howard and Olain of Phil. The readable portion suggests a discussion of Christocentric bodies and extensions following an example, but context remains limited.
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Howard
Olain
Phil
Curious 19th Century Ad Fragments and Notices
A collage of old notices and ad copy includes claims on constipation cures, ant deterrents, digestion aids, and a German Colonial Society prize for finding Butta-psycha plants. It mentions McKinley rising early, Burdock Blood Bitters, a salve for piles, and Leonard Wood’s military rank while in Cuba.
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Colonial Society
German Colonial Society
Coblentz
Berlin
Gun Woods Hank
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Stij
Mera
Benson's Plaster Ad Claims Superior Quickness and Recognition
An old style advertisement extols Benson's Porous Plaster as faster and more effective than rivals. It touts quick relief from coughs colds lumbago asthma bronchitis and other external ailments with claims of extensive physician and pharmacist endorsements and numerous awards. It invites orders with postage-paid samples and lists Seabury & Johnson Mfg Chemists as distributors.
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Benson
Pain
Ditler
Banxon's Plasters
Europe
America
Gisttea
Seabury & Johnson, Mfg
Chemista
N.X
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