Beatrice plots ruin to gain money and love
Elizabeth schemes to ruin Beatrice by securing Owen Davies's suit while pressing her father to borrow funds. Geoffrey Bingham reluctantly helps after Granger pleads poverty, as Beatrice's fate and family finances hinge on a risky loan and secret arrangements.
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Geoffrey
Mr. Davies
Elizabeth
Beatrice
Owen Davies
Jones
Ger
Wales
Granger
Owen
Ales
Owen Deviet
Elizbeth
Geoffrey Bingham
London
Lucier
Mr. Bingham
Honoria
Lord Ees
Effie
Kansas Man Loans Pain Balm Cure Claim
A Kansas man from Holywood testifies that a 50 cent bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm cured his rheumatism after a year of intermittent pain and inability to walk. The ad lists multiple Pittsburgh and Allegheny County retailers selling the product and its price.
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KE. H. Farr
Holywood
Kansas
E.G. Stucky
Penn Ave
E. G. Stucky & Co
Wylie Ave
Fulton St
Markell Bros
Penn
Faulkston
Theo. E. Thiig
Fifth Ave
Carl Hartwig
Butler St
John C. Smith
Main St
Pittsburg
Allegheny
E. E. Heck
Federal St
Thomas R. Morris
Thomas R. Morris, Cor
Hanover and
Preble Aves
F. H. Eggers
Ohio St
F. H. Eggers & Son
Smithfield St
Wsu
Proving of Philip shows a plain man tested by Christ
The sermon frames Philip as a relatable, practical follower chosen by Christ. He hesitates under pressure, relying on money and human planning, while Jesus tests his faith. The piece argues believers grow by divine provings, urging trust in Christ as final authority.
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Apostle Philip
Christ
Saint Peter
Saint Philip
Saint John
Peter
Philip
John
Mr. Moody
Nathaniel
Jesus
Andrew
Apostles
Apostolic Brotherhood
St. Theresa’s
God
Bethssida
Apostle
Lake of Galilee
Allegheny
Monongahela
Mao Christ
Philip of
Bethsaida
Ceylon
Thiuk
Grover Hopess
How to Use Pause and Wit in Attracting Men
This piece argues women should study conversation to charm men, emphasizing purposeful pauses, controlled tone, and measured remarks. It warns against false behavior, urges brains and independence, and compares stage performance as a guide to expressing character and intention in social encounters. It notes love is risky, friendship offers broader exchange, and advises pursuing personal interests over constant attention on men.
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Jove
North Pole
Three Abrahams Lincoln Ancestry and Tragic Endings
The article recounts three Abraham Lincolns from different generations. The Kentucky grandfather was killed by an Indian in 1796, a son killed the assailant, a second Abraham Lincoln became president, and the third died after surgery for an abscess while a Minister to England’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Robert T. Lincoln
England
Pass Denied for Brother to Buffalo, Railroad Cold
A Detroit man tells Officer Button at Third Street depot he seeks a pass to Buffalo because his sister is dead. The railroad dismisses the ground, saying it has no interest in whether he lives or dies, or in a dying sister, underscoring the impassive policy.
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Gars “Ston
Dunstan
Breagelly
Connon
Arengelly
Beatrice
Geoffrey
Mr. Granger
Mr. Bingham
Elizabeth
Jones
Bryngelly
Bingham
Bolton Street
Parsons
Douse
United States Army
Colombia
Bolivar
Rafael Nunez
Magdalena
Weather Bureau
South America
Guadalupe
Serrate
Fannie B
Philip
Jesus
Nathaniel
Nazareth
Christ
God
Detroit Free Press
Button
Third Street
Buffalo
Allison’s proudest act counted Lincoln votes
Senator Allison of Iowa recalled counting the votes for Abraham Lincoln’s nomination. He said he was one of the secretaries at the Republican National Convention that year and would carry the memory to his last day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allison
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln
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