Revels and Revelations at the Bath Table
In a crowded Bath drawing room, Sir Jasper Standish confronts betrayal while Mistress Kitty manipulates truth and rumors. Lady Maria scowls as Mistress Bellairs sows intrigue, O’Hara dispenses punch and opinions, and Verney seeks restraint amid a web of letters, love, and jealousy.
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Marta
Jasper
Lady Standish
Kitty
Sir Jasper
Mistress Kitty
Oliora
Stafford
Lord Verney
Sir Jaser
Jasper Standish
Maria
Julia
DiRse- Quta
Standish
Bath
Sniff
Novvy
Leuce
Anita
Indy
Bollairs
Statford
Tidy Standish
Jolla
Bellalra
Lal
Verney
Tle
Ate
Lewis
Teres
Griselidis
Witty
Mr. Stafford
Theo Trnins
Marla
Lyal
Lady Maria
Mr. O'Hara
Sir Jaspers
Lie
O'Hara
Bellaira
ST Ducsgsci
Mistress Bellairs
Hara
Bellairs
Elarel
The Secret of the Maple Flow
The article explains maple sap flow in early spring depends on temperature. It cites Dr EKM Wiegand saying pressure comes from temperature altering osmotic permeability of the maple tree’s parenchyma cells rather than gas, water or wool expansion as the cause.
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EK. OM. Wiegand
New England Argumen ta and the Nature of Dispute
A compact reflection on arguing as a habit for New Englanders based on a quote from Arthur Goodrich in The Balance of Power. The piece notes a preference for debate, even against oneself, and a tendency to rely on daily papers for viewpoints, revealing a paradoxical self-correction when convinced by a faulty argument.
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New England
New
Calamity of a Triple and Quadruple Pups
A humorous exchange on baby triplets and quadruplets ends with a blunt joke about removing a troublesome dog. The Chicago Record-Herald quote plays on a phonetic pun and rural life mischief, capturing a light moment in a newspaper item.
Splendid Gala Sparks Funny Exchange Between Hobson and Bagley
A lively street scene unfolds as Hobson greets Bagley and recalls a prior trip. Bagley mentions gaining 130 pounds and Hobson reacts with disbelief. The moment shifts toward an onlookers’ introduction as the crowd waits.
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Hobson
Bagley
Mistook Bik Destination Editorial Quip At Paradise
A Western Exchange editor frets over how to wear a hip shirt over wings in paradise. An amused contemporary quips that the problem might be how to fit his hat over horns, noting the playful tone in the Gayman Herald.
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Bik
Western Exchange
Paradise
Belief at Last and a California Inheritance
A housekeeper recounts a dying brother in California leaving Dinah a thousand dollars, promising help with needed items. The dialogue reflects gratitude and plans for gifts such as a planner, a pho nograft, and an oil painting in a gilt frame, with a humorous aside about Ab. The quote from Lord Melbourne notes private affairs outpacing public ones in complexity.
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California
Dinah
Phonograft
Puck
Long Lived Composers in Musical History
Composers often lived long lives. Handel died at 74, Lalande 76, Bach 65, Scarlatti 66, Haydn 77, Palestrina 70, Spohr 75, Marcello 73, Gluck 73, Romain 70, Picci 70, Cherubini 82, Beethoven 57, Meyerbeer 70.
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Handel
Lalande
Bach
Scarlatti
Haydn
Palestrina
Spohr
Marcello Atty
Gluck
Roamin
Picciui
Cherubini
Beethoven
Meyerbeer
Shootings From Cradles of Kentucky Trountaineers
C T Revere describes frontier youths schooling in marksmanship, praising Kentucky trountaineers as unmatched shooters. He notes a local shooting gallery with a wheel game offering prizes from gun cartridges to cornmeal as a display of chance and skill, questioning the operator's profit.
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Kentucky
C. T. Revere
Outug Magazine
Willful waste of tea sparks cross nation remark
A cultured college girl pours damp tea leaves on a rug and denounces waste, saying Americans are wasteful while noting English practice of drying and selling tea leaves to grocers for distribution to poor families. The New York Press quotes the remark.
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England
Ily
New York
Presa
Calumet Baking Powder Promoted as Pure and Safe
A consumer education notice explains baking powder reactions change the final food, warns against Rochelle salts and alum residues, and touts Calumet as pure and compliant with strict pure food laws. It argues Calumet costs less than rivals and claims physicians and chemists endorse it, urging readers to buy from Wenzel & Wenzel's for clean meats and sanitary goods.
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Union
Resolutions for Raymond Bryoky by Marshield High School
The nineteen hundred seven class at Marshield High School expresses deep grief and sympathy to the Bryoky family. A copy of the resolution will be published in the Marshield papers. Craig B. Connor and Ray Warney Evelyns Fcrstenacrg committee signed it.
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Marshield High School
Raymond Bryoky
Marshield
Craig BP. Connor
Ray Warney
Evelys
Fcrstenacrg Committee
Probate court orders hearing in Grand Rapids 1907
An order directs the probate court in Grand Rapids to hear a matter on the third day of August, 1907 at 10 o'clock in the morning. Notices of the time and place must be given by publishing a copy of the order for three weeks in a local newspaper printed within the county, prior to the hearing.
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Anis
Grand Rapids
Andit Ig
Ubla
The
Marghfield Times
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Acre
Tro AE
Chicago J Record-Herald
Lord Melbourne
Wenzel & Wenzel’s
Wisconsin
Woopcounty
Probau
Louis Axchenbrenner
Louis Aschenbrenner
Uneeda
National Biscuit
Vocalinos
Steinway
Everett, Steck
Hele Brothers
Starr
Starvard
Richeford
Jewett
Edmund Gram Vins
Mason & Hamlin
Farrand
Estey
Aeolian
Steinway Hall
Grand Avenue
Milwauk SE
Sexton Bros
Copricarts &c
Gidoet
Minm & Co
Scientific American
Montha
Munn & Co
Waahington
Hivan Rasta Bobow Taanlax Co
Sok Firth Street
MrnegAecuis
Iron Works
South Depot Street
Castoria
Chas
H. Platabee
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