Rescue at Macomo's kraal in Amatolas plan
Ronald and Kretaed scouts reach Macomo's kraal to locate Mary Armstrong held by Kaffirs. A Lang of risk and careful stealth follows as Kreta devises a voice warning to Mary to stay awake while two women guard her.
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Harry Blunt
Harry Blant
Mervyn
Han
Cousin
Laidnne
Cape Rifles
Ronald
Kreta
Amatolas
Macomo
Wille Eortier
Vicos
Kaffir
First Wood
Krasle
Syd
Deere
Tinzalle
Bete
Dilli
Breta
Sendilli
Krets
Sakeeaeeeen
Fingo
Sue
Incos
Armstrong
Anend
Mary
Acomo
Serge Pattery
Mary Armstrong
Pastors and People Family of Missionaries
The Hays family, led by Rev. L. N. Hays of Central Church Allegheny, shows deep missionary devotion with members spread globally. A sister serves in Siam for 25 years, another husband is Rev. 8. McFarland of Bangkok, Siam, and nephew Rev. G. S. Hays teaches in Chafoo China. An American niece sails for Northern India in October. brothers are noted Presbyterian ministers.
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L. N. Hays
Central Church
Allegheny
Globe
Siam
McFarland
King’s College
Bankok
Hays
Mateer College
Chafoo
China
Aleprlyig Ng Ote Gue
Holliday
Cadiz
India
Presbyterian Church
Esosasty
Repairs and fireside notes at Canonsburg churches
Extensive repairs reported at the United Presbyterian Church Canonsburg and Allegheny Second Presbyterian in Pittsburg with reopenings and vacation work. The First and Second Presbyterian unions plan closing services while ministerial meetings resume after summer tours and a cornerstone ceremony is held at Canutburg for a new Presbyterian church.
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United Presbyterian Church
Canonsburg
Cortlandt Whitehead
Oh Jesa
Alexandris v
First Christian Church
Alerheny
Idlewild
Allerheny
Avalon
Bro
C. A. Hotatxe
Union Methodist Church
Allegheny
Second Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Presbytery of
Bellevue
Pittburgh
Grerce Honges
East
Calvary
Phillipsburg
Braddock
Marison Byllesby
Emmanuel Church
North
Allegheny Avenu
Janey Doon
Apts
Chael
International Association of Ee School Workers
Tts Cy
L N. Hars
Permanent Committee On Temperance
Presbyterian Church
Allegheny County
Bender
Max Well
Ocean Seach
Bam
Striking Gipsy Funeral Rites at Lake Sebago Camp
In the Presumpscot valley near Lake Sebago Maine Hawthorne’s former gipsy camp hosts a death vigil for Zeke the tinker. The ritual includes a midnight burning of the dead man’s effects and a later King Droming to expel mourning. The narrator notes gipsy fatalism and reverence for burial grounds while detailing the camp’s somber yet communal response.
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Varabende
Zeke
Scotland
Gorgios
Ules
Gipsy Hag
Abe
Lake Sebago
Eipsy
Encar L
Wakeman
Woes of the Miners in Illinois Mining District Described
The Rev J O S Huntington reports distress in Illinois coal regions with hunger disease and death among families. He notes Spring Valley poverty and hunger yet dignity, praises arbitration as a victory for the ore owners and laments the bleak outlook amid the strike.
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Illnois
Spring Valley
New York
Itiachouneoban Ab
Little Ethel Reveals Life at a Grand Hotel
A 12 year old girl writes to the editor from a large hotel describing her mother as beautiful with diamonds and light hair. She recounts a French nurse, her father visiting on Saturdays, rides in a phaeton, and a tempting but tense scene with a man described as “the gentleman with the big black mustache.” The letter hints at tension and fear about bedtimes and wolves, ending with affection for the author’s mother.
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Lone Brazen
the Dispatch
Sahe
Ethel
Roosway
Nere
Frankie
Julie
Lovely
Mamaia
Mamma
Beulie
Juliet
H. M
Frankis
Reed
Sister letter from a child after tragedy at a resort
The child describes a night of fear as Julie drugs Frankie, locks children in, and a fatal event occurs. A mother sobs over Frankie’s death while a gray whiskered doctor explains his soul goes to heaven. The narrator clings to a hopeful letter and a moral lesson about endangering children.
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Lone Braxce
Bprrom
Julie
Frankie
Mamma
Papa
Paps
Ethel
Dr Jayne’s Tonic Vermifuge Promoted as Anti Acid Strengthener
An old advertisement extols Dr Jayne’s Tonic Vermifuge as an excellent anti acid and strengthener to prevent stomach fermentation and indigestion. It claims to ease fever diarrhea and other ailments of heat exposure and promises safe use for both adults and children at low cost.
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D. Jayne
Invigorating Beverage Promises Refreshment
A brief note extols a beer described as beneficial and delightful for warm tired readers. It claims the brew is made from a certain source and is nutritious. The ad urges asking for the product and provides a telephone number 1188.
Exposition Opening Next Week Draws Friends From All Over
The Exposition will open next week with friends and relatives from many places coming to see you. Skip baking at the moment and enjoy Marvin's bread crackers and cakes.
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Coll
Marvin
West End Story and a Woman’s Chronic Illness Chronicle
A West End suburb tale recalls Temperanceville along the river with iron works and pleasant homes on Catherine Street Behind West Lake schoolhouse a woman recalls twelve years of constant cold headaches and a failing health that worsened despite many medicines and doctors until a change in her condition is noted in a newspaper case.
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Pittsburg
West End
Temperanceville
Catherine Street
Westlake
Doctors Copeland and Blair in Pittsburg Years Past
A clipped Pittsburg newspaper fragment recalls Dra. Copeland and Blair, their Bellevue training, and years of specialization in eye, ear, and throat care. It notes credentials, post graduate study in New York, and local practice highlighting perceived expertise and endorsements.
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Pittsburg
Dra. Copeland & Bish
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
New York
Ee Ae
W. B. Grpeland
Pittaburg
New York Polyoli
Treatment by mail for Canonsburg man’s catarrhal illness
Mr. M. C. Wilson of Canonsburg Pennsylvania sought treatment by mail from Dr. Copeland and Blair after a catarrhal trouble spread through his system. He reported a heavy feeling and coughing early in July, with relief following the correspondence and care.
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M. C. Wilson
Canonsburg
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