An Old Fashioned Wooing on the Farm Portrayal
Jim Ben, a long time hired man, develops a romantic interest in Randy Higgins, the new red headed hired girl, during days of chores and kitchen work on Weaver farm. He frets at her strictness, admires her, and shares confidences as the pair interact through dairy duties, cookies, and evening porch talks, leading to a moment of romantic realization about her hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Brextjamix Saunders
Callas Jim Beso
Hiral Hané
Apen
Jim Ben
Wesver
Jim Ber
Jiu Ben
Jin Ben
Mr. Wesver
Mr Weaver
Randy Higsins
Scatter Creek
Higsins
Kim Ben
Gussy
Jim
Tex
Greas
Ben
Tie
Randy
Shore
Ron
Razity
Mrss Weaver
Jim Len
Jiu
Fesras
Jim Len Stekiel
Kandr
Jim Lennade
Randy Lowe
Row Yi
Ronds
Ramiv
Bayin
Modern Colonial House and Domestic Scenes
A 1908 feature presents a modern colonial dwelling with exterior and interior layouts, detailing reception hall flow, parlor, kitchen, and furnishings. It notes four upstairs bedrooms and an estimated cost around 2006 dollars, interwoven with fictional dialogue and historical excerpts on Roman topics and a Newburyport drowning accident. the piece blends home design, short fiction, and anecdotal notes from New York National Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergemen
H. Daverman & Son
Dogs of War Through Ages From War Dogs to Medics
The article traces dogs in warfare from ancient times through the Middle Ages and into modern era. It cites masters and battles, noting sackings, guarding exiles, tracking prisoners, and attacking cavalry. It mentions Vegetius, ages, and events across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, ending with their modern roles in search, defense, and battlefield aid.
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Pletarch
Pliny
Agesilaus
Mantigea
Cambyses
Egypt
Aeneas
Vegetius
Grayson
Mure Ten
Merieh
Acropolis
Athens
Mexico
Zaccateca
Asia
Waselres Pras
Inne
Prince Alforso
Frederick Art Club Delivers Charming May Party
Frederick Art Club hosted a May gathering with a Japanese themed program. Mrs A E Nicodemus read about Harriet Hosmer and German sculptor Gustave Eberlein, followed by notes on Edward MacDowell. Members discussed sculpture exhibits in Baltimore and Weldon’s Japan travels. Awards of a Japanese fan and cucumber candy box were given, with Nutting prizes and post party refreshments.
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Frederick Art Club
W. D. Hendrickson
Watertown
Miss
A. E. Nicodemus
Lenox
Mass
Boston
St. Louis Medical College
Rome
Daphne
Beatrice Cenes
Puck
Sine
Frank L. Stoner
Gustave Eberlein
New York
William
Goethe
EF Peror
Italy
Eberlein
Dowell
Mosi
Columbia University of New We
America
Clliss Tillinghast
Grace Ely
Baltimore
Taft
Nellie Walker
Alister
Orpheus
Eurydice
Lincoln
Mary G. Ott
C. D. Weldon
Weldon
Lafcndis
Hearn
Julian Relph
Japan
China
Ralph
Hokusai
Photographing the Soul Says French Scientist Baradue
Dr Baradue of Paris, known for ercut investigations, claims photographic evidence of a personal ether around man. He describes an im palpable double that survives after death, sometimes visible as a phantom after eighty hours, and argues for a synthesis of forces to explain life and immortality.
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Baradue
Paris
Beraduc
New York World
Artificial wood tested by Baltimore contractor and engineers
Mr J Henry Miller and A Henry Krone led a formal test of a synthetic wood substitute in Chicago. The material showed fire resistance at 2100 degrees for an hour, resisted warping and water damage, and remained planable and nailable. A fire door made from it survived without distortion, pleasing fire underwriters.
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J Henry Miller
Baltimore
Greendenyciters
Chicase
Tred
Seagmund
Mill Iaist Somethie
A. Henry Krone
Miller
Sscax Wood Company
Segas
Henry Adams
Chicago
Make & Test
Christian M. Schroeder
Ah Nevah Done It Befoh Jury Acquits Colored Defendant
In New York general sessions Judge Rosalsky acquits Elia Van Dross a young Black girl accused of theft after a brief jury deliberation. The judge cautions her not to let suspicion fall on others. she quips that she has done it before and won’t again, drawing laughter from the courtroom.
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Elia van Dross
Rosalsky
New York
Joseph Karstt
Yonkers
Second Avenue
Joneses
Stealthils
Frederick Market Prices In Tar News March 11 1908
Quotations from Frederick County Farmers Exchange list red corn prices white and yellow shelled corn oats wheat and bran values by ton and per bushel. Prices cover oats barley buckwheat clover seeds dairy feeds cottonseed meal and other staples with ranges from 50c to 60c per bushel for potatoes and up to 32 per ton for cotton seed meal. Says you saw it in Tar News.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Conzecrep
Wera - Zatow
Osis
Bay
Barzan
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J. H. Daverman & Son
Crand Rapids. Mich
Caesar
Sili Aueusius
Alana Iss
New York National Review
Newburyport
Mar
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Cast Se
George E. Bailey
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Stas
Parie Arid
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Dogs OF War
J. Henry Miller
Frederick
Manes
Tar News
North Pirfer Bres
Iisdiy
Greager
Thermus
Frederick County T. & T. Company
Frederick County Telephone & Telegraph Company
Fors
Charlis
Landis
Market Street
Haviland China
Limoges China
Porcelain China
John Eisenhauer
Slountain City Creamery Company
Franklin Thomas
Milduery
Nb, & D.mantz
Market St. Frederick, Ud
George E Brengle
Frederieck
Esterly
Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer & Stauffei
SER
Fidelity
Ioan
Moregases
Fatra
Frederick I
Braddock
East Third Street
Pike
Dill Ave
Troll Street
West Second Street
North Market Street
Senedine
Washington
Sia
Priladel Afs
Depar
Philadelphia
Arive
Cincinnati
Louisville
T. Louis
Harfer
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
War Stations
Amir
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