His Last Shirt A Salem Witchcraft Tale
In Salem, Master Bennett finds his shirts vanish for months. Betty crediting witchcraft leads to suspicion of Madam Creamer, the alleged witch. A doctor schemes to trap her, but Bennett is exposed as a sleepwalker who hid his own shirts, saving Madam Creamer and making him her ally.
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Salem
Bennett
Betty Brown
Betty
Master Bennett
Etty
Aminidab Praisewell
Farmer Bennett
Dame Betty
Madam Creamer
Xea
Madam Dreamer
Switch
Mr. Bennett
Beize
Mary Ayle Dallas
M. Y. Ledger
Jersey Butter 1s Adopt Yearround Color Style
Dairymen aiming to stay in fashion use the Persected Butter Color from Wells Richardson Co of Burlington Vermont to maintain a uniform color throughout the year with artificial color when needed.
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Jersey
American Kindliness Across Cultures
A Boston Transcript excerpt notes the American kindness mirrors Scottish traits. The author recalls telling officials he was a stranger to soften responses, and recounts a tram encounter where a rude passenger becomes helpful after learning the writer is new. The piece compares American and Scottish fraternal warmth and contrasts with French politeness.
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Scotland
America
Hem
Broadway
Bin
Boston Transcript
Democrat Sutton Endorses Kidney War Cure
Burlington leader E. M. Sutton extols the Kidney War as curative for his kidney disease and a general tonic. He says it cleanses the bowels and relieves biliousness, and claims it cures even severe piles.
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Burlington
E. M. Sutton
Carter
Carter Medicine CO
Erie
Extraordinary deer hunt on Missouri swamps nets ninety three in two days
Paducah News reports Clay Rice of Lyon county recounts a two day deer hunt in Missouri swamps behind New Madrid. His party including his seventeen year old son and three neighbors killed ninety three deer as ice and shallow water confined deer on ridges. Rice notes exceptional slaughter arithmetic and that his son tallied six first time shooter.
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Clay Rice
Lyon County
Missouri
New Madrid
Mr. Rice
Paducah
Woman in Court Demands Warrant for Mrs Clarke
In Justice Davis court a stunned Mrs Mary Gorman, living with Mrs Clarke at 48 Essex Street, protested a warrant for her arrest. She claimed innocence amid accusations of assault and harassment, but was arrested by Court officer Bob and later bailed for trial.
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Clarke
Bob
Mrs. Clarke
Jersey City
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Sreatgece
Democrat Cared
Tutt
Dra. Tutt
Menco
Murray Street
New York
Dr. Marshall
Dental
Perry Street
Davenport
G. A Marner
Chicago
Lawrence & Martin
United States
Canadas
Wiz Makison Street
Moline
Moline Wagon Company
Moline, Illingis
Mark
Compan
Illinois
Victor Standard
I. A
Moline Scale Company
Bvd
Shermans
J. M. Christy
Chie Brat
Steam Bakery
Rock Island
Rodman Avenue
DR. McAffee
New No. 317
Iowa
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