Howells on heroines and the modern English novel
A literary critique praising George William Curtis Howells and his peers for shaping the modern Anglo Saxon novel through heroines by Jane Austen Maria Edgeworth and other authors. It asserts the heroines set standards of decency, chaste minds, and refinement guiding readers across ages and sexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowella
Jane
Trowell
Goldsmith
Fanny Harvey
Maria Edgeworth
June Austen
Richardson
Noted Artingist Debate Sparks City Interest
A garbled passage discusses a controversial art project and public reaction. It mentions Mayor Vinfort and various terms related to policy, perception, and speculative outcomes, highlighting civic engagement and the possibility of future decisions. The text remains unclear in places due to OCR issues but points to a debated cultural issue and public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Chiaerm
Fragmented musings on heroines and national fate in prose
A fragmented voice muses on ideal heroines, their roles in maintaining home purity, and broader themes of democracy, exploration, and national destiny. The text juxtaposes literary ideals with political and social reflections spanning Australia, the United States, and imagined futures, conveying a stream of consciousness rather than a single clear event.
Half of Our Catarrtal In Nature and Cure Claims
Fragmented patient testimonials and medical claims discuss catarrhal conditions and relief from various ailments. The page lists names and places including Ramsay Culaceh, Herman Ehlke, and Apelite Cicalia, with statements praising Peratia or similar remedies. The text presents dubious cures and voice of sponsors rather than verifiable medical evidence.
Peruna Testimonials From Ordinary People Across Cities
Ada and South Bend residents report relief from catarrh and throat and bladder ailments after using Peruna. Statements praise cure of lingering symptoms, with claims of improved health after short treatment periods and long-standing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stoith
S. Third Street
Atehiaonm
Toy Home
Porina
John Smith
The
Howells
Henry En
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Kodake Ait
Reamward
Satduday
Deckembei
Nti
Mast
Oregonian Poublishing Company, “At
Alii
Cole
Joop
Aosta Ib
Telos
RTS
Aires
Emrendy
Dpm
Wienaby
Otto
Bhoem
Bolum
United States
Walwe Wollman
Washington
Sad Wienne Keller
Vite
Marner & Brothers
Dickens
Hawthorme
Thackermay
Chariotte Pont
June Satin
Charide
Tavernes
Avila
Australia
Traveraing
Petia Senate
Bond
FQ Tvontite
Lenitien
Myr Tihitead
Lerner
Alani
Inter Rere
TVET
Lns
Breteler
Catarre
Kiy
Mabortaaieres
Teal Syuab Inc
Dorunte Ligena
LLY Shoth Hs
Warren Streets
New York
Moaterial Beled Tage
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St
Opp
Court House
Lafontain
Harper Keee Whiskey
Pilsner
John Bommit
Louvre
Pendleton Planing Mill Lumber Yard
R. Forster
Stout
Atlas Beer
Mazeppa
Sueet
Wood
Ener
Rane
Elt
Tie Lewis
Peti Oran
Vatarrh
Hantiers
Elguvenior
Ramsay
Mr. Heyer
Grehinel Street
Milwenkes
Wis
Weltews Vilamentinoly
Herman Ehlke
Huayan
Saleeville
Kuayvan
Caterrh
Apelite
Cicalia
Mech Street
Fitchburg
Misey
Peruna
Langs
Emilio Kirckhoff
Ada
Minn
Kemihle Kirekhoff
Catereh
Peter J. Unger
J. Unger
Wy Graves
Dy. Hammes
Pelvic County
Mies
Katie Lonbinsa
Manali
Catarri
Colambas, Hia
Catar
Aji
Catay
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