I Loved Him Yet I Could Not Stand His Infidelity
Mrs. Lucy Shannon, jailed in Madison County Missouri Edwardsville, admits killing her husband Leonard Shannon after suspecting he spent nights with another woman in St Louis. She recounts Christmas day strain, threats, and a plan to confront him before his death at St Mary's hospital.
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Missouri
Lucy Shannon
Madison County
Edwardsville
Leonard Shannon Blesher
Collinguile
St Mary’s Hospital
Fast St. Laws
Shannon
Lenney Shannon
Noth
Thade
Lendinel
Lgst
St Louis
Vic
St Lous
Bin
Washington Avenue
Washneton and
Broadway
Jim
Wenan
Henner
Lucy
Ties
Lenney
Pine Orchard Cats Terrify New Haven Town
Native residents report a colony of malnourished cats left by summer millionaires at Pine Orchard near New Haven. Cats prowl at night, eyes glow, howls heard by sailors, driving locals indoors and stirring fear of an omen.
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Pine Orchard
Sound
New Haven
Conn
Johnson
Remarkable Pike County fishing tale ends in accident
Miss Van Gilder and Dan Bonaideon toured Winklow pond in Pike County to catch pickerel when ice near the center melted. She fell through, but clung to her line as the ice broke away, with others nearby and a boat ready. the mishap unfolded amid a vivid, chaotic scene and unclear outcome.
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van Gilder
Pike County
Dan Bonaideon
Miss van Gilder
Winklow
Aliss van Galder
Warnar
From Doll Making to a Playwright’s Pitch
A vivid, rough glimpse into a doll factory where workers assemble dolls from pasteboard and metal, amid grim heat and steam. A young playwright pitches his rejected work to theater managers, learning hard lessons about starting small with a one act curtain raiser.
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Trea
Napows Fructed Fis Orrers and Timed Phrases
The passage presents garbled lines about Napoleons and a ruler’s actions amid confusing dialogue. It hints at historical figures, battles, and a trial of fate, with disjointed phrases and unlikely coherence. The overall content remains unreadable and does not provide a clear, factual news item.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled diary entry
The text presents a fractured stream of words with numerous misspellings and stray phrases. It mentions a cine or theater scene with times such as 7p, some vague references to wearables and pipes, and unclear events. It lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Her Opportunity in a Neighborly Debt Talk
A neighbor recalls a morning chat with Marryat about a woman leaving her home to discuss a shopping debt of about 50 dollars. Marryat admits telling the neighbor he had that amount left in cash last night.
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Neytor
Vem Wife Jeans
Marryat
Bani
marriage customs the changs from the era when wives were taken by force
A historical overview traces early marriage practices from capture to dowry. It notes law in Anglo-Saxon times allowed capture and transfer of ownership with paying sums, the foster lien, and shifts as civilization advanced toward a bride’s dowry today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine
Ethelbert
Lawfil
Thg
Ladylike Geometry and Fashion Boundaries
In a Chicago Record-Herald excerpt Nellie Parker Jones notes paradoxes of style and perception. The piece plays with phrases like straight line as shortest distance between millinery openings and a plain figure as neglected by dressmakers, linking math terms to wardrobe judgments.
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Nellie Parker Jones
Chicago Record-Herald
Clearance Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Dress Goods
Mothers seek outfits for daughters at this sale with 54 inch wool chevrons in multiple colors, 144 yard widths of dress goods at reduced prices, plus 29c to 2.20 patterns. Black wool fabrics and other diack ground weaves offered at steep bargains, all sold this week at low per yard prices.
Winter Underwear Sale From Stock and Jobber
Men and women and children’s undergarments offered to clear stock. Gray wool Man’s underwear 135 value. Women and Children’s Weate Panta Wrappers 250 360 values. Women’s Superior Freeord Pants or Vests 453. Women’s Extra Liza Fleecad Vente 250. Women’s Oneita Union Suite priced at 100 quality 79. Sale limited to Tuesday and Wednesday.
Clearance of Ladies Desirable Belts Stock Sale
A surplus sale offers ladies belts including plaid and patterned styles. Described items labeled as desirable belts are offered in a clearance with remaining stock listed at various prices. The notice notes most belts are priced up to 509 units and available in limited quantities.
Desirable Wardrobe Closures Selling Fast
Small items to close, highly desirable now for waists or petticoats or children use. These 12¢0 and 103 goods are to be closed at 60.
Easter Dress Goods Preview Promotes Spring Styles
A local shop advertises early Easter dress fabrics with a definite spring style showing. Features include boisonit tans mango gray and French bince checks on light grounds in double width 500. Also promotes 50 white sheets and hemmed sheets with price 81280 and quality noted.
Winter Goods Sale Discounts On Blankets and Wrappings
The notice advertises blankets and comfort items with steep reductions. Featured are Crib Blankets priced up to 150 dollars, Sanitary Wool Blankets at 500 dollars, White Wool Doulin Blankets for 350 dollars, and Women's wrappers with deep discounts. Skirts and wrappers emphasize better fit and roominess, with substantial markdowns for seasonal needs.
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