Peuline Question Sparks Pride Dialogue
Penélope replies she is proud only of lacking false pride, while Peuline challenges her with a provocative question about pride.
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Penélope
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Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1903
Page
7
Cultivation of the Orchid and Novel Jury Acquittal Remarks
An Orchid cultivation authority notes amateurs fail through overattention and ignoring nature. Johnson is quoted as saying the hero is killed in his new novel. The crowd speculates the jury will acquit him, per the Atlanta Constitution.
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Atlaam Constitution
Fragmented 19th Century Dialogues From Notices
A garbled OCR fragment mixes quotes about money and health with humorous exchanges. It includes an asides about a San Francisco cred, a cure for consumption, and a comical domestic quarrel remark, mentioning Mrs Bizzy and Casey-Faith with broken dishes.
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Bizzy
Casey
Brooklyn
World’s Largest Organ in Sydney Town Tale
The article describes the world’s largest organ in Sydney, noting its enormous pipe count and unique gas engine drive. It mentions the organ’s size and speculations about engines and horsepower in a compact town feature style.
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Sydney
Old Abe the War Eagle Mascot of the Eighth Wisconsin
The Eighth Wisconsin Infantry adopted Old Abe as a Civil War mascot. Abe served from 1861 through twenty seven battles and many skirmishes. After muster out he toured the country, aided charity efforts, and appeared at the Chicago sanitary fair and Philadelphia centennial. He died March 26 1881 and his mounted body rests in the War Museum at Madison Wisconsin.
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Eighth Wisconsin Infantry
Abe
Chicago
Capitol
War Museum
Madison
Wis
Mortgage Paid Brings Hardship Easing to Rural Family
A rural family reflects on decades of scrimping to pay off a mortgage. They describe droughts and poor crops feeding the loan, with poultry butter eggs wheat corn oats and rye swallowed by interest. Now debt relief allows rest, modest upgrades, and plans for windmill and organ.
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Providence
Story of Old Abe the War Eagle
The eagle as liberty emblem inspires writers with tales of aerial battles and child stealing. Victor Hugo cites it in a poem linking genius to struggle. A blind woman crafts plush cigar-box boxes for county fairs, and proceeds go to charity through Miss Reed, a well to do family member.
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Victor Hugo
Miss Reed
Remarkable Vermont Woman Overcomes Deafness Blindness and Silence
Lucy Reed of Danby Vermont despite being deaf mute and blind for sixty five years has led a cheerful useful life. She learned to darn mend and sew even making patchwork quilts using taste and smell to pick colors. She threads needles with her tongue and produces many knit socks sold locally. Her cheerful spirit and skilled handiwork are noted in the Green Mountains community.
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Lucy Reed
Danby
Green Mountains
Miss Reed
Habits of the Sturgeon Tele-scopic Mouth and Sand Furrow Feeding
The sturgeon feeds with a unique under mouth and tentacles that sense prey on the seabed. When a clam shell is detected the shell is crushed in the mouth and the clam pulled through the gills. Sturgeons plow sand furrows to uncover mollusks and crustaceans. Overfishing and roe use reduce adult numbers. some states ban indiscriminate slaughter.
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Mt. Sturgeon
Parlor Purchases Versus Kitchen Tools Debate
Fragmentary Philadelphia Bulletin snippet argues that money spent on folde rels in the parlor should fund kitchen hardware and household tools. It notes that those who ridicule fools share similar concerns about value and practicality.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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