Letter Secrets Over Bonnet Plans in Mayfield
Mrs Montague recalls a long friendship with Helen Rapulette as she and Henry discuss a plan from Jack to secure an after bonnet for the festive season. The note references a past bonnet order mix up at Miss Le Fevre's and a desire to surprise Mrs Rapulette with a color match, Canary.
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Henry
Jack
Poe
Ity
Mayfield
Tenry Montague
Bonnet
Ranny
le Feyne
Helen
Mrs. Montague
Mr. Montague
Szirls
The Easter Bonnets and a Mayfield Reunion
In Mayfield a shared Easter bonnet sparks a comic double reveal as Helen Rapulette and Julia Montague uncover a past connection between their families. The sisters meet again through young lovers Jack Montague and Julia Rapulette, leading to a surprising pairing and renewed friendship.
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Julia Rapulette
Helen
John Henry Montague
Fanny
Jack
Easter Bonnets Bring Good Fortune, Says Old Superstition
The New York Observer notes a long held Easter custom of women wearing new bonnets as protection against ill luck. The belief urges that at least one garment be new to avoid strife or misfortune this spring.
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N. Y
Ebauta
Stoel
Umea
Foucan
Aermotor Co
Chinago
Itia only papa looking over the bills for Easter bonnets
A police officer arriving at a loud scene is told by one of seven daughters that the noise is due to their father examining bills for Easter bonnets. The remark frames a domestic, light moment in the Detroit Free Press.
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Detroit Free Press
Ayer
Dr. Ayer
Kline
Hellevue
Aitute of Medicine
Gbb
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Opinions of the press on politics and economy
A collage of editorial excerpts and reactions from various papers to the 1896 campaign and economic policy. Notable quotes touch on McKinley and Bryan, protective tariffs, free trade, and recent trade statistics showing higher exports, lower imports, and reduced gold exports for eight months ending February 28. The set reflects mixed praise and criticism across newspapers.
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Albany Journal
Messinley
Dle
Chicago Record
Ind
Democratic Party
Oregon
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Hanna
Columbus
New York
Bryan
Tittsburgh Dispatch
The
New York Herald
Chicago Inter Ocean
Sam
Troy Times
Fainting Visit in St Joseph Love Meeting
A St Joseph youth unknown to the lady visits a home in the eastern city area and, after misreading the scene, is startled by a loud voice from the resident and the lady’s companion. He faints upon the revelation that Gertrude is present and not the situation he expected.
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St. Joseph
Gertrude
Manny
Gertie
Dav
St., Joseph
Afflicted Mother Seeks Cure for Losses and Neuralgia
A Paw Paw resident who lost two children in six years suffers severe illness since 1890. Doctors offered little help until she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, reporting marked improvement after two weeks and ongoing cure after seven or eight boxes.
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Shhool
Burlington
Willems
Stone
Eben A
Oderkirk
Paw Paw
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Margaret E. Sangster
Janny
Julia
Ella Stirling Cummins
Mr. Cleveland
Europe
N. Y.meibtune
PSE
Times
Simpson
Simpgon & Sams
Mercer
Onsy Aecrying
Wwoman
xAtchison
Keonip
Sieme
Washington Democrat
Hikh
Jacobon
Chicago Daily Bews
Jacobs Oi
Aeries
Ola
Samuel Pluher
Pumphan
Senna
Danis Sadia
Pitanes
A. Dyspeptic
Meridian
Miss
Frances E.willard
Anna A. Gordon
Morocco
de Luve Waltson
Sollohtern
Outfit
Monarch Book Company
General Ajouta
United Statos
Ragland
Cannan
Agutratla
Ata
OlMongo
Dan
Oakland
Fada Monde
Salgatiila
Mechinery
Iminiod
Muralo Company
New Brighton
Wattmattas
DR. Witykhall Meghimine CO
South Bend
Indiana
Howe Din Whirtiern
Canada
Farnverd
Uta
Departmant Interor
Ottawa
Cannitn
Orto CO. J
Brougeston
Monadnook Building
Wien
Abeford
American Wire Fence Company
Guoin Street
Detroit
Mich
M .S
W.slchawford & CO
Nasteille
Foun
Bears
Righuickly
Edgar Tate & Co
Eek & Nyman
Bala
B. P. D. Elks
New Orleans
Big Four
McCormick
Warren J
Lynch
Bismarck
Salzar
la Crosse
Mal Tnaney
Mead Cycle CO
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