A Fallen Idol and a Spirited Romance in Aunt Sara's Parlor
Ethel Hunt, under Aunt Sara Martell's wary eye, disenchants herself with Julian Morand after a morning disturbance at his home. Later Ethel prefers Earl Wells, while Sara bets on Wells, and the tale shifts to a daring Englishwoman Mattie Morgans who lived as a locomotive engineer in England and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hunt
Aunt Sara
Sara
Ethel
Berthe
Earl Wells
Chase
Clara Waters
Susy Morand
Miss Morand
Susy
Tate
Sara Martell
Julian Morand
Morand
Sue
Pretix
Mother
Nell
Mr. Morand
Miss Hunt
Sir Launcelot
Doestal
Miss Martell
Earle H. Wells
Mr. Wells
Naugatuck Tailway Company
Bridgeport
Conn
N. Y. Star
Mattie Morgans
Great Northern Railway
London
Edinburgh
Naugatuck
Tom Winnan
Flying Scotchman
Tom
England
Scotland
Stoker
Dundoon
David Copperfield
United States
Farini
Lulu
Europe
America
Viblo’s
Niblo’s
Webster's Spelling Book Leads In English Volume Circulation
The text notes Webster's spelling book as the most printed English language volume after the Bible. It states over 50,000,000 copies published since its Hartford origins and that Noah Webster earned royalties adequate to support his family while compiling the dictionary. The work is praised as instructive, with a wry aside about the dictionary story.
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Webster
Hartford
Noah Webster
Names in the fiftieth congress appear in Detroit list
The Detroit Free Press notes baptismal names among fiftieth congress members. Among featured names are Jehu Hilary Adoniram Knute Cherubusco Beriah Welty and surnames Baker Fisher Weaver Cooper Mason Glover Hunter Miller Brewer Granger Turner Taylor Sawyer with colors White Gray Brown and a single Hogg among the members.
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Jehu
Hilary
Adoniram
Knute
Cherubusco
Beriah
Welty
Taylor
Detroit Free Press
Random Notes on Wealth Show Riches Bring Sorrow and Limits
A Chicago Tribune Philadelphia correspondent observes that wealth and fashion can bring weariness and sorrow. It notes Mrs John Jacob Astor and Mrs Gammell as examples, detailing Astors wealth, husband Col John Jayne, their hotels in Atlantic City, and the strain of maintaining a lavish lifestyle amid modest gowns and limited jewelry.
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Philadelphia
The
Chicago Tribune
United States
John and Jacob Astor
New York
Mrs. Gammell
Providence
R. I
Mrs. Astor
Miss Gibbs
North Carolina
South
Atlantic City
McClellan
Withal
Loyer
Metropolitan Opera House
Astor
May Paul
Italy
West End
Jayne
David Jayne
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Millheim Journal
R. A. Bumtleer
New Journal
Penn St
Hartman’s Foundry
A Harter
Millmem
T. B. Stover
Madisonburg, Pa
W H. Reifsnyder
Millmem, Pa
Millhemm
John F. Harter
Practical
Ofice
Milluei
D* J. W. Stam
Penn Street
EA. Geo
Miraperm, Pa
P. Ard, M. D
O. Deininger
Woodward, Pa
Journal Office
Millheim, Pa
Eorge L. Spainger
Mary Street
Millheim Banking House
Jno
H. Orvis
M. Bower
Bilis L.orvis Or Bower & Oavis
Attorneys-at-Law
Woodings Building
H. Hastings
W. F. Reeder
Fosiaies & Reeder
Bellefonte, PA
Allegheny Street
Yocum & Hastings
Uc. Meyer
Bellefonte Pa
Hoy
C. Heinle
Centre County
J A. Beaver
J. W. Gepharty
Gephart
Alleghany Street
High Street
Breasesnore
Allegheny St
C. G. McMillen
Bishop Street
Emanuel Brown
Nage
Vt House
Main
Jay Streets
Lock Haven
Forfcommerciara
R. A. Bumiller
Gutelius
Mos
Sarah A. Zeigler
Race Bridge
Ings
P. H. Musser
Watchmakere&jeweler
Main Street
Millheim
Jopposite the Bank
Illheim
Sesesesete
Journal
Iuse
N. W. Eby’s
N. W. Eby
Distiller OF
Centre Co
Don
I. Ww. Aoe
Frank
North Street
Ane
J. R. Smith & CO
Front Street
Milton, PA
Pennsylvania
Seseseee
Seeesese
Seheseseee
Bill Heads
Chickering, Knabe, Weber, Biehr Bros., Guild, Vose and
New England
Carpets
Axminster
Brussels
A. Arcier
M.D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Tus Centavun Company
Fulton Street, N. Y
Millheim Marblelay Orks
Muller & Alexander, Proprietors
Len &E
Bridge
Main St
Sue Morand
Ivien
Congressional Nomenclature
Castoria
Miss
Indiana Chemical Co
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