Lyddy Ann finds love and independence on a rural farm
In a wartime era vignette a farm couple reconciles a runaway worker Lyddy Ann with Uncle Reuben and Mrs Allendale guiding her to honesty The tale exposes Mrs General Sumpter’s harsh employment references as Lyddy Ann learns to trust and marry into a life on the farm with a cheerful household and a brooding love revealed.
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Iris
Allendale
Reuben
Leviver
Susan
Lyddy Ann
Uncle Reuben
Ulyddy Ann
Rose- Ond
Susy
Lyddy
Mr. Allendale
John
Mrs. Allendale
General Sumpter
Largest hound in existence tied to Czar of Bass
A historic note claims the largest hound belongs to the Czar of Bass who keeps it as a house pet. The ruler trusts the animal for its intelligence and loyalty and has directed new attendants to avoid the hound which is said to show distrust toward foes of its master.
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Lyddy Ann
Turkey Pen
Uncle Reuben
Bass
Fireworks Industry in New York Factory Reveals Global Trade
A Boston Courtes report tours a large New York City fireworks factory on Staten Island, describing production from Roman candles to sky rockets. It notes year round demand beyond the Fourth of July, including political campaigns and public celebrations, and explains modern methods and expensive elaborate pieces.
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New York City
Staten Island
Tower of London
South
Armericans
Tobey
Teast
St. Louis
Appendicitis facts and cautions from a Savannah physician
A prominent Savannah physician explains appendicitis. The vermiform appendix is a tube three to six inches long in the right lower abdomen connecting to the large intestine. Causes include seeds stones fishbones and scybalae with abscess or perforation risk leading to peritonitis. Operation aims to prevent perforation or clean the cavity after it occurs. Aluminum horseshoes are deemed unsuitable. iron or steel remain preferred for durability.
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Savannah News
Notable Move in British Commons as Nephew Succeeds
The Chicago Times Herald notes a late Sir Patrick O Brien and the British House of Commons adjourning to see his nephew in action. The nephew then succeeds to the baronetcy as proceedings shift in Lord's presence.
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Patrick O Bries
House of Commone
Gene
Lord's
Chicago Times
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Detroit Free Presa
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Washington Star
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Rivers II
Chicago Tribune
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Chicago Mail
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