Maryland Tourney at My Lady's Manor Draws Fifteen Knights
A Maryland horseback tourney on the Pearce farm near Monkton, 21 miles east, drew fifteen stalwart knights. Prizes awarded to the first four, with the next four crowning the queen and maids of honor. Coronation and dance followed at Manor bell.
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Maryland
My Lady's Manor
Baltimore County
Jacob M. Pearce
Monkton
Northern Central Railway
Manor Bell
Baltimore Sun
Macaroni making shown in New York factory
The New York World profiles the process of American macaroni production, from hard wheat farina to extruded pipe stems and elbow shapes, detailing mixers, kneaders, and drying rooms, with notes on spaghetti and varied pasta forms. It also touches on distant mining and exploration narratives interwoven in the issue.
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Minnesota
Kansas
North Dakota
New York World
Thibet
Ecuador
Cape Colony
Lake Nyassa
Africa
New South Wale
Loto Spectator
Distant letters reveal romance and illness across continents
In a serialized diary style, Ivan rushes to Pittsburgh as Vera falls gravely ill with a malignant fever. Meanwhile a letter from Stockholm carries Alef’s name, igniting a cherished memory, before a stream of varied notices and advertisements appears in the period piece.
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Ivan
Vera
Sara
Esther
Pittsburg
Stockholm
Olef
New World
Masland
Sheg
Cesea
Seomovrasa
Frisco Miracle Cure Claim for Rheumatism
A San Francisco Chronicle report recounts M. E. Douglas of 2612 Mission Street crediting Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing years of rheumatism and paralysis symptoms. He says two years pain free and urges others to try the pills, noting they improved his piles and complexion. The ad-like narrative includes purchase details and company contact in Schenectady New York.
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All
Francisco Chronicle
M. E. Douglas
Mission Street
Douglas
Chronicle
Canada
Woodstock
Ontario
Woodstock Sentinel Review
Dr. Williams
John Douglas
Williams
San Francisco
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Inhumanity to self and old ads on remedies and laws
A fragmented, late 19th or early 20th century page mixes harsh bludgeoning rhetoric about self harm with dubious medical ads for Hostetter's stomach bitters and other patent remedies. It includes political reminiscences of James W. Husted praising Allcock's Plasters and stray lines about remedies, horseshoes, and courtroom questions.
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James W. Husted
Assembly
State of
New York
AlLcock
Flacer
Brown
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