A Calculating Boy Story Snippet
A fragment from a historical piece features Mus Hare Jem River urging Lithink, Tommy to endure long trials soon, and a remark about going into short stockings due to practical limits, with a rustic tone and archaic spelling.
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Tommy
Texas
Christmas Keeping and the Child World Faith Fenton
Faith Fenton reflects on real Christmas keeping beyond children. The piece contrasts sacred truth with festive ceremonies that blend myth and mirth, highlighting how the child world inspires pure holiday joy without real children present.
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Faith Fenton
Trusting Women and the Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
An Ohio woman shares her medical struggle with female health issues and how Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Savive Wash improved her condition. After failing with doctors and surgery odds, she reports renewed strength, capacity to walk, and better daily life following the treatment. Mrs Annetta Bieseree of Dellrive, Ohio, testifies to relief.
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Anneta Bieseree
Delluice, Ueluort Co
Father's Presents and Practical Christmas Gifts
In a domestic moment the father jokes about usefulness of gifts while recounting items given over the years. He recalls a hemstiched handkerchiefs, a birthday compass, and a silk pocket square worn by Lena, noting all his presents were practical yet almost too useful. The family reflects on sharing past tokens from Lee, Ned, Lena, Neil, and mother.
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Ned
Lena
Noell
Leny
Neil
Jet
Chalee
Yather
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Mass
Boston
Hint Card Christmas Gift From Wife
A bachelor asks a married friend about Christmas gifts. The reply reveals a holiday hint: a cardboard bearing the inscription The Lord Loveth Cheerful Liver.
Death of Ex-Congressman H. S. Bundy at Welgton Ohio
The former Ohio legislator and presidential elector who helped in Lincoln's election is reported dead at Welgton. Bundy, aged 71, served three terms in Congress and was active in state politics.
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H. $. Bundy
Welgton
Ohio
Hoe
Lincoln
Congress
Holiday Mottoes On Persistence And Broad Success
A column collects sayings of successful figures about hard work and seizing opportunity. It cites Darwin, Marden, Browning, and Sage among others, stressing sustained mental toil as essential to progress, not just wealth, with quotes on persistence, practice, and acting to create chances.
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Orison Swett Marden
Garfield
America
Euiere
Austin Prielps
W. H. Burleigh
Camina
William Ray Kills Wife Then Ends Own Life in Coal Creek
In Coal Creek Colorado on December 10 William Ray fatally shot his wife and then killed himself. The couple had a troubled marriage and did not get along.
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Coal Creek
Colo
William Ray
Telling Fortunes in Scotland New Year Custom
In Scotland an old New Year practice had people consult the Bible at dawn. The sacred book was opened at random and the passage under the forefinger was believed to foretell fortunes for the coming year for the seeker.
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Scotland
Bitters and Body Ailments Amid Tragic Fire News
A historical notice blends medical quackery with a fatal accident near Watseka where a cartridge explosion killed Ghorga Eby’s son. The piece touts Hooser’s Bitters and Holcomb’s Catarrh Cure, promising cures and urging readers to buy from W Lheesey & Co in Toledo.
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Ghorga
Eby
Watseka, Uh
Amulresy
Christmas Greeting and Local Notices Mix in Fragment
A garbled page combines holiday wishes with scattered notices. It references a postmaster, a Providence divorce case dismissed, and a church call in Albany. Also mentions a lung remedy ad and labor federation coinage discussion amid miscellaneous names and phrases.
His Name Is Legion and a Christmas He Might Hear
Fragmentary verse hints at a melancholy Christmas gift scene with a narrator's brow furrowed by sorrow and a line from Truth. The text evokes a religious theme and personal reflection on gifts and faith during the season.
Gold Strike and Notable Deaths Highlight Inland News
A rich gold strike is reported in the Black Hills while Jobo Gore, aged 60, manager of the Tureman opera house in Virginia Illinois and known Odd Fellow, has died. Advertisements tout nerve restorers and teething syrup for children, reminiscent of period health remedies.
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Black Hills
Jobo Gore
Tureman Opera House
Virginia, Ill
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