Landor’s Romantic Misadventure at the Seaside Inn
Steve Landor courts Becky Winthrop during a seaside stay, but she rejects him. He learns Letty is engaged to Professor de Haas, Boston, a cultured geologist, and returns home to his mother. The tale ends with Letty nursing a wounded suitor and choosing a quiet, loyal life over social climbing.
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Chicago Wheat Speculation Dialogue in a Holiday Visit
A father and son discuss whether to speculate in wheat with a thousand dollars. The exchange covers bets on June and July deliveries, price moves of a few cents, and the son’s reluctance. The dialogue reflects cautious attitudes toward futures trading and risk during a holiday visit.
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Odd Names of Western Newspapers
A brief note on peculiar paper titles from frontier towns. It cites The Lewiaton Teller Salem Daily Talk Rees River Reveille Pinal Drill 4s Vegas Optic Calton Semi-Tropic Calico Print Lambstone Epitaph in Calivu and Comb atone Arizona.
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Salem Daily Talk
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Renting a Dress Buit
Men visiting dress rental shops reveal common patterns as they seek outfits for imminent parties. Many claim recent travel from cities like New York or Philadelphia, hoping express delivery is impossible, while others plead last minute needs or repairs to attend social events. The humorous banter shows customers shifting from casual talk to business pithy requests.
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Harper's Young People aims to educate and entertain youth
A passage from Harper’s Young People 1883 edition describes the weekly as designed for boys and girls aged six to sixteen. It asserts the periodical’s wholesome aims, artistic engravings, and appealing contents, aimed at improving young readers while surpassing other juvenile papers.
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Harper's Young People subscription notice
Harper & Brothers advertise yearly rates for Harper's Young People subscriptions and sample copies. Specifications include postage prepaid per issue, single numbers four cents, specimens three cents, volumes for 1884 and 1882 offered bound at three cents postage, and payment via post office money order or draft.
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Century Magazine starts thirteenth year with new name and aims
The Century enters its 13th year under a new name, boasting increased circulation and a lineup of features. Highlights include W. D. Lowell's new novel A Kea Change, Edward Eggleston's Life in the English Colonies, Mary Hallock Foote's The Led Horn Claim, Henry James Jr letters The Point of View, and practical Christian work by Rev. Washington Gladden. Also planned are Rudder Grange Abroad, The New Brain American House Building essays, and illustrated pieces on the National Capital and California mansions. Subscriptions $4 a year, back numbers available, Century Co New York.
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Poster
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Micaulock
Marion
Charles Kingeley
Cindos
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Henry Wood
Jane Eyre
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The Independent religious and literary newspaper overview
The Independent markets itself as an eight year old, non-denominational weekly devoted to religion and letters. It promises broad content, civil ethics, and political engagement, with diverse departments and prominent writers, including Rev. Joseph Cook, and outlines subscription plans and price offers.
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