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Thrall and Mumford's New Seed Ads
Thrall and Mumford's promote seed potatoes including Clark's No.1 and Early Ohio, Early Vermont varieties. Note mentions of Snow Fluke and Early Rose, and a Bonanza coffee deal. Also highlights canned fruits, new wall papers, Landreth's seeds, and a few barrels of West Virginia sorghum.
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Clark's
Chicago
Beauty of
Nebron
Bliss’ Triumph
Mammoth
Burbank’s
Dunmore’s
Ohio
Vermont
Thrall & Mumford
Thrall & Mumford’s
Thrall & Mumford's
Pep
Borders
Wea
Landreth
West Virginia
Rolling Down the Hill Maxim for Perseverance
Poem urges steadfast ascent despite discouragement. Emphasizes inner will, memory of a friend, and doing right as one climbs toward lofty goals. Encourages ignoring detractors while pursuing higher aims and remaining true to purpose.
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Mars
The Lighthouse Keeper's Daring Rescue of a Stranger
A stormy night at a rocky coast lighthouse leads Lizzie and her brother Neddie to save Allen McIntyre from a wrecked boat. He stays, teaches Lizzie to read, and a romance grows as Lizzie's quiet island life meets his world. After a year, McIntyre returns with a noble patience, Lizzie matures, and they unite as he bridges class and distance.
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Liz
Neddie
Allen McIntyre
Cap'n
Lizzie
McIntyre
Lam
Ned
Clyde Straightway
Hoe
Cage
Camilla Urso
Camilla Urno
Camilla Ureo
Mr. McIntyre
Eddie
York State
Jane
Faith
Gal
Allen
How He Was Cauging and Cromwell’s Bride
A historical tale tells how Rev Jeremiah White sought Lady Frances Cromwell’s hand, spurred by a spying cleric. Cromwell, enraged, confronted White in the daughter’s chamber and, after White’s insistence, witnessed a hurried marriage to the Lady’s woman with White receiving £500. The bride’s protest faded, White later kept a quiet profile until his death in 1707. In other items a Boston spirit medium envisions a pistol to deter unbelievers and Scotland records the coldest January, plus a Philadelphia poisoning case and Michigan Adventists cancelling life insurance.
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Jeremiah White
Oliver Cromwell
Frances
Cromwell
White
Jerry White
Oliver
Jerry
Mr. White
Hee
Abigail
Mra White
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