Barbara and Eben Face Fate as a Colt Endangers Barbara
Barbara longs to leave Larborough while Eben, her devoted farmhand, nurses unspoken love. A reckless ride on Tam O Shanter brings a train peril and Eben’s life saving act. Barbara confesses her love and agrees to a hasty marriage, sealing their future.
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New Hlaven
Eben
Theo
West
Carmels
Barbara
Miss Leighton
Mr. Ney
Dr Ormsby
Edgar Ney
Leightons
Ney
Tam
Saicu
Tom
Old Soldier Diet and Cold Remedies in Winter Work
The piece argues that workers endure harsh winters with heavy labor and strong appetites, yet fall ill when seasons reverse and diets stay constant. It contrasts army life in the field with comfortable camps and laments baseless health fears, urging rational living and hygiene. It also includes a satirical editorial about writing for a newspaper, praising careless manuscript practices and mocking proper names and punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newland
Csy
Quermany
Journal of Chemistry
United States
Samuel Morrison
Lemuel Messenger
Thenust
Burlington Hawkeye
Salutations vary across nations and eras in history
The article surveys global greetings from shaking hands to kissing hands, foreheads, or noses, with examples from Europe Asia and the Americas. It notes customs in Persia China Japan Siam Ceylon Morocco Pelew Island Burma and the Americas, and mentions dogs care and grooming tips for owners, including washing procedures and kennel upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
European
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Russia
East
Orm
China
Japan
Plac
Siam
Ceylon
Sas
Society Islands
Morocco
Pelewkey
Burma
Chicago
Harper's Young
Siberian mines described in Times letters
A Times correspondent rebuts reports of brutal Siberian prisons. He finds mines run on shorter hours in silver and gold work, with rest breaks and moderate coal shifts, while flogging at three stations remains a harsh, sometimes near execution, punishment.
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London Times
Siberia
Times
Evry
Kars
Nicolaievsk
Saghalien
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Proprietors
Washington Street
Will Ss. Emery’s
Comahy
Attorney At Law
Bitner
Pittsburgh Street
Eo. BE. Treadwell
North Mill Street
A Amos L. Hazen
McConahy
Clendenic
New Castle, Pa
Willis M. Hatch
New Wilmington
M. Martin
Uhaoma
Jas. A. Gardner
Attorneys At Law
Omn S. Taggart
Clendenin’s
Bowman
South Mill Street
J. Linville
North Mercer Street
H_.P. PEEBLES
Mercer and
North Streets
Will J. Flemming
Pearson Bros
New Castle
D* J. K. Pollock
East Street
Nd. Haretis
R. M. Allen & Son
Emery
Cor. Mill
Washington Streets
Alwis
Post Office
I W. Green, D.D.S
Clendenin
Mercer St
Tailors
Y .M. B. Bigley
Neshannock
J. Haas’ Insurance Office
Allegheny City
Hibpcler
D. Barnet
Men and Boys
Barbers
Steve Corner
J. Fe
R T. A. Dennison
Mercer Street
Leslie House
W. Robinson
Cochran
Mannie Alley
A. B. Gibson
Neta Gctamaieg
Harles Sereynolds
Tohn B
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Ors Fullerton
Old Stone Corner
Jefferson Street
A SA Paine
South Mill Patches
D. Moore
Watchmaker
Cororth and
Mercer
Opera House
T. J. Hall
D. J. Campbell
Pealer
Examiner
Mike Hannon
Wagner House
Les
Wagner
Maitland
HG. C. Hagan
Washington St
Barding House
J. G. Moore
JT G. Moore
Taving
S. E. Ward
Regie
Prop’r
Sam
Ss. B. Ward
Americee
Asien
Hallare
Hagan
Market House
Apple Alley
D. Gaston
Mutual Aid Association
Columbus
Ohio
Eac
Assoc
Cleveland
J.M. Craven
Bender
Jane
C. W. Ort
Martin Bende
Sterling Ave
J. M. Crouch
Mahoningtown
Wylie « Vocel
PVI
Larborough
Leighton
Ightons
Mr. Hexford
Mr. Leighton
Hexford
Mrs. Leighton
Leavin
Ieachers
Mamma
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