West Virginia Soup Party A Festive Rural Custom
In Shepherdstown and nearby areas a Southern West Virginia potluck soup custom thrives. Guests bring dressed chickens while hosts supply vegetables for large kettles cooked over open fires. A playful spooning game leads to kisses and lively skirmishes before the soup is served.
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West Virginia
Shepherdstown
Averty
Stonewall Jackson
Frank R. Stockton
Miss Singer Seeks Heir in Uncle's Will
In Stray Stories a singer recalls her rich uncle and asks if he remembered her in his will. Mr. Law replies bluntly that he did not leave her anything.
Poison in Nutmegs Warns of Hidden Household Danger
Nutmeg, a common kitchen spice, can be a deadly poison when misused. Children and some adults have been poisoned by free consumption, unlike other condiments where small amounts warn of danger. The article notes nutmeg contains a poisonous principle and may cause fatal outcomes.
There Inm a Class of People. Who are injured by the use of coffee
There in a class of people who are injured by coffee. A new preparation called GRAIN-O, made of pure grains, is placed in grocery stores as a substitute for coffee. It agrees with delicate stomachs and costs much less. Children may drink it with apparent benefit, priced at 16 cents and 2h cents per package. Ask for GRAIN-O.
Big Reduction in Rate on Steel Rails by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania railroad orders four 105,000 tons of steel rails at 383 dollars per ton, with deliveries begun. Gold prices for iron rails were 153.75 dollars per ton in 1864 and 218.53 dollars per ton for steel rails in 1863, marking the maximum rates paid in the country for rails.
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Riatte
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hulls Cough Croup Catarrh Cure Ad Notice
One thousand dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh cured by Hulls Cata rrh Cure. To Cheney & Co Toledo we endorse POS Cheney as honorable and able to fulfill obligations. Hall's Family Pills advertised as best. cure claimed internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Free testimonials and price per bottle. Wholesale druggists cited.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
Pos. Cheney
Bebe Tim
Went & Trunx
Walding
Kienan & Marvin
Ohio
Private Papers Inviolate in New York Assembly Action
The New York assembly approved a measure making it a misdemeanor to publish letters or private papers found with a person who died or acted in self harm unless the coroner deems publication necessary. The rule targets documents among effects of the wounded or deceased.
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New York Assembly
A Good Listener Senator McCumber Draws Attention
Washington reports describe Porter James McCumber of North Dakota as the quiet observer in the Senate gallery. He sits in the rear, notes furiously, and never speaks. His serious, attentive manner stands out when others idle, making him a notable but silent presence in sessions.
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Washington
Porter James McCumber
North Dakota
McComber
McCumber
North Dakota Statesman
Modern Whaling Returns to Steam Aerial Harpoon
The article describes a shift from traditional whaling boats to small steam craft using a powerful gun that fires an iron harpoon with crossarms. The exploding head pierces the whale, causing gas to keep the carcass afloat while a rope restrains the fighting animal. A second shot may be required if the first misses.
The Crisis of a Life by William Derby
Theodora Nelson, homeless and seeking work as a governess, forms a bond with Curtis Granger in a settled home for his daughter Lora. Granger offers her marriage after a veiled social obstacle looms, and Theodora finally confesses love, choosing to stay and wed.
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Mr. Granger
Miss Nelson
Jess
Theodora Nelson
Lora Granger
Lora
Theodora Camei
Curtis Granger
Theodora
Lamington
Dr. Lamington
Darling
Blue-Eyed Indians and Night City Impressions
A column discusses North Carolina Bellamy’s claim that Croatan descendants in several counties have Raleigh’s legacy and blue eyes. It praises their potential, noting education, entrepreneurship, and political success among descendants. The piece also retells a piano anecdote and offers Scribner's Magazine’s nocturnal city meditation.
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Bellamy
North Carolina
Sir Walter Raleigh
Raleigh
Roanoke Island
Hatteras
Sampson
Berry
Wilkinson
Congress
Honout
United States
Washington Post
Gardens of Kimberley and a mysterious follower
Description of the Kimberley gardens with vivid plant names. A man walking home is pursued by a stranger who claims to lead him to Mr. Browns house, ending in a conversation about following the right person and a reflection by Joubert.
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