The Sinister Manner of J Livermore Griggs at Milk Creek
A humorous tale follows J Livermore Griggs of Milk Creek Wis as he schemes to win Angela at the college in Fon du Lac. His plan falters when Angela chooses Nicholas Smith of Milk Creek, leaving Griggs to abandon his ambitions.
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J. Livermore Griggs
Milk Creek
Wis
Buttermilk Falls
N. Y
Luella Pittner Daggett
Grass Valley
Cal
Johnny
Happy Chance
John L. Tod
Livermore
Fon du Lac
J. Livermore
Angeline
J.livermore
J. L
Angela
Nicholas Smith
Nicholas
Mr. Smith
Griggs
Smith
Pat
Lnck
Angelina
J. J
Nick Smith
The Hero Adopts a Cerebral Public Image
The hero shifts from despair to commanding admiration. He grows his hair, pale skin, side whiskers, and carries a library in public. Observers remark that his head tilt and whisker pull reveal the mind in action and feel awe.
Birds and crocodiles spark a wartime reunion tale
In a lively tavern tale, old Tom Top sail riffs on English sparrows andMexican crow canaries, recounting a wrecked ship with 10 000 canaries that spread through Mexico. A yarn about crocodiles singing in the Amazon leads to a memory of a manacled beast later sold to Barnum and recognized by Ben Pipedy, sealing an alliance.
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Tom
Mexico
Campeachy
Amazon
New York
Barnum
Ben Pipedy
Barnum's
Humorous Tombstone Inscription Sparks Reflection
The article notes Guibollard mourning his mother-in-law with a tombstone inscription praising selfless devotion. It quotes the line claiming she lived only for his happiness and would do anything for him, stating her death proved it. The piece comments on irony and sentiment in epitaphs.
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Guibollard
First class work at the JOURNAL Office
A brief note commends high quality labor performed at the JOURNAL Office. The message highlights skilled workmanship and efficient service reflecting strong satisfaction with the staff and results.
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Journal
Fashionable perfume mishap and cat sparrow battle tale
A fashionable woman recounts dabbing Cherry Blossom on her lip and neck only to stain it purple. after numerous washes the stain remains, drawing whispers of a mustache. In a second episode a tabby fights a flock of sparrows with a terrier joining in, ending with feathers scattered across the yard.
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Langtry
Albany Journal
H. H. Crown
Methodist Book Concern
C.,h
Sunderbruch
West Fourth Street
Tabby
Cincinnati Enquirer
Secretary Wins Estate With Coin In God We Trust
The Secretary pays twenty thousand dollars in hard cash to buy the Grasslands estate from a thrifty proprietor who preferred debt to surrender. Gold eagle coins laden with the motto In God We Trust settle the deal, restoring the old family seat and hosting lavish hospitality.
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Grasslands
Maryland
Virginia
Philadelphia Times
Snake Aiders Partridge Nest In Georgia Field
Story from Douglassville Georgia describes a large snake swallowing a partridge nest and eggs. Weeks later witnesses saw the same snake with emerging chicks, the hatchlings following as the snake moved. A third sighting noted the snake feeding on oat kernels to feed the young partridges nearby.
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Douglassville
Aderhold
Butler
Mr. McElreath
Africa's Age of Stone and Iron Discovery
The passage argues stone tool finds in Africa are scarce and iron ore is abundant, potentially explains Africa's delayed stone age. It suggests native access to iron ore and markets may spurred early iron smelting, implying Africa could have entered the iron age abruptly after discovering iron use.
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Africa
Europe
America
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Madisonburg, Pa
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J W. Lose
Millhuem, Pa
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Practical
Methodist Church
Millieim PA
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Penn Street
Millpem, PA
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Millurim
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Millheim
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Woodings Building
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Bellefonte, PA
Allegheny Street
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Yocum & Hastings
J C. Meyer
Bellefonte PA
Hoy
W. C. Heinle
Centre County
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