The Sky as Judge in Dora Read Goodale Poem
A dramatic meditation on the sky as a vast juror over human affairs. The speaker seeks truth and steadfast faith beneath a limitless, inscrutable heavens, asserting that spiritual judgment comes from above rather than courts on earth. The poem invokes storms, stars, and airy forces to frame moral inquiry.
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Mystery of Victoria Lee's Parentage Takes Legal Turn
Victoria Lee's custody battle pits Mrs. Arthur Lee of Plaquemines against Captain Manuel Terrebonne, who seeks the girl as his daughter believed lost in the 1893 Chenier Caminda storm. A Malay fisherman and a Terrebonne family rumor anchor the mystery as investigators pursue proof of birthright and rightful guardianship.
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Beauvoir
Pinquemines
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Terrebonne
Kelly
House of Santo
Mrs. Goodman
Rosa
Shell Beach
Chenier Caminada
Mra. Goodman
Captain Terrebonne
Mra. Lee
Esha
New York World
Song of the Bugles— ode to marching soldiers and the flag
A poem by Arthur Ketchum in Ainslee’s evokes bugles, marching bands and the city greeting troops. It praises courage, the flag on April wind, and a chorus of cheers for those who go and return, honoring the dead.
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Oshkosh
Kimberly & Elwers
Neenah
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origin of Mormonism connected to Onondaga Valley house
A Syracuse article traces Mormonism’s origins to the Onondaga Valley Sabine homestead near Palmyra. It links Joseph Smith Jr and Sidney Rigdon with Reverend Solomon Spaulding’s manuscript The Manuscript Found, suggesting the Book of Mormon drew from that work and recounts the manuscript’s alleged disappearance after Hurlburt obtained it for scrutiny.
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Palmyra
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Syracuse
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Shford
Conn
Mississippi Valley
Jerusalem
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Spaulding
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Pratt
Smith
Rigdon
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Hurlburt
Jerome Clark
Hartwick
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Syracuse Post- Standard
Athletics Shape Courage and Character in College Life
Walter Camp argues athletics build sand and nerve, turning quiter freshmen into disciplined, courageous students who influence their class and future world. Also notes a pleasant trip on the Lehigh Valley Railroad with vestibule coach, dining car, and Niagara Falls stop-overs.
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Walter Camp
New York
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Philadelphia
Women Vote Change Says Colorado Voter In Denison Interview
In Colorado, J H Hollo way of Denver tells The Arlington in Washington that woman suffrage has improved politics. He notes that educated women vote carefully and favor clean government, deterring repeal efforts and reshaping campaigns. Women are entering industry and influencing political power.
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Digestive Cure Promises Relief From Indigestion
A promotional piece extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a fast remedy for indigestion caused by overindulgence. It claims the stomach needs rest, that the product aids digestion, strengthens the stomach, and can cure both temporary and long standing dyspepsia in adults and children. Testimonials from users are cited.
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Newhall
B.C. DeWrrr&Co
Chicuzo
Tees
Pews and Wages in Suffrage Debate Context
The text references pewin’s pills and a druggist, then shifts to a discussion on wages and suffrage. It notes women must protect wages and property to demand equal pay, and argues that thinking unionists support women suffrage as a means to better living wages, ending with a fragmented closing.
The Peach Orchard Freeze and The Army of Workers
In February 1900 a severe cold snap devastated a peach orchard, killing most older trees. Cap’n Hate describes sending sixty men in two days to prune and reface trunks, freeing new growth. An elder slave warns that recovery will take years and urges workers to cut pay and keep fighting through the ruin.
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Philadelphia
New York
Darkies
Sears
Virulent Cancer Cured Claim in Elizanth WV Medicine
A Druggist from Elizanth West Virginia touts a cure for incurable cancer using Firetrny Bitters and Bucklen's Archiva Salve on an elderly patient. Advertisements push Electric Bitters for poisons and blood diseases, a cough syrup, and Foley's Kidney Cure. The piece blends sensational claims with multiple patent medicine pitches and local notices.
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Elizanth
W. Va
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