Lazarus Rising and Zahara in Bethany Tale
In a sunlit Bethany tomb scene, Zahara a High Priest’s daughter confronts Jesus as Lazarus is called from the tomb. Martha and Mary depart with renewed faith, Zahara pledges to Lazarus, and Lazarus returns to life, reshaping love and belief within a torn world.
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Bethany
Olivet
Lazarus
Disciples of the Nazarene
Imener O
Naxareve
Malachi
Phariser
Haganr
Hagnar
Jesus
John
Peter
Rachel
Ariella
Baruch
Amos
Gethsemane
Jiatarus
Mary
Sheliach
Jerusalem
Martha
Melachi
Sisters of the Dead
Amelia
Enoch
Ea * Baroch
Zahara
House of Aunns
Arielia
Yabarsa
Oneu
Earth
Jesus of Nazareth
Nazarene
Disciple
Murry
Rebecca
Zahari
Lazarus of Bethany
Annas
Lazarnus
Lazarus Chapter Echoes A Quiet Resurrection Scene
In a hush at Lazarus tomb the Nazarene moves forward grieving. A bright bird on an olive branch interrupts the solemn pause with cheerful song while Abraham the slave contemplates silencing it, reflecting the scene’s tension.
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Lazarus
Abraham
Slaughtered Antelopes Round-Up in Wyoming Estate
An English managed Wyoming ranch enclosed by a buckthorn fence held a roundup to exterminate antelopes grazing on grain. Eleven were killed and about a dozen wounded after the line of shooters started firing, despite the animal’s sparse remaining presence in the region.
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Wyoming
Eer
Texas
Monkey Uses Mirror to Taunt Cockatoo at Smithsonian Zoo
In Washington Sunday Herald an amusing animal intelligence tale unfolds at the Smithsonian grounds zoo. A monkey, observing a sunlit mirror, gleefully reflects light into a cockatoo’s cage across the way, provoking screeches and acrobatic displays. The scene amuses visitors and keeper alike, prompting a cheeky note on original sin.
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Smithsonian
Peck
Both Had Traits Idiosyncrasies of Character That Dropped Out
A New York Sun reader recounts a meeting at an Erie depot where a man’s odd trait shows as he critiques a pocket knife. The tale contrasts calm introductions with a sudden demand to return the knife or face a confrontation. Also a brief nod to Salvation Oil as a pain killer.
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Mary
Ariella
Martha
Cine
New York Sun
Erie
Ases
Sir Oracle
Minneapolis
Puritan Life on a Winter Sunday Kitchen Scene
A reader piece contrasts stern Puritan life with glimpses of a colonial kitchen at dusk. It recalls overbearing creed, daily labor, and neighborly talk around a fire as farm hands share tobacco, cider, and quiet chatter before the family settles for the night.
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Plymouth
Caldicut
John Blackston
Preston
Dame Preston
Puritans Were Human Beings They Loved Fun Too
The article argues that Puritans of 1650 were not dour saints but social beings with humor and play. It recalls domestic scenes, church and tavern life, and casual mischief, noting women and men shared everyday tasks, jokes, and even card games in a lively colonial settlement.
Hyde Side of a Polite Statesman Emerges in Capitol Burden
A Washington Sunday Herald interview reveals a once good natured House member overwhelmed by office seekers. He laments endless demands, noting a shadowing follower visiting his home 15 times in two weeks and confessing a Hyde like temper sparked by relentless pressure.
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House of Representatives
Washington Sunday Herald
Mr. Hyde
Gabriel
The
Statesman
Capitol
Gedy
Mr. Reed
Forms of delirium and hypnotism in hysteria and mania
A medical report recounts vivid delirium in a city hospital patient, detailing hallucinations of a friend in the hospital office, a coerced confinement in a padded cell, and a long, logical but false bookkeeper tale. It also describes a prolonged elaborate false narrative about a married nurse and her nonexistent son, culminating in a shift to discussion of hypnotism and theories of multiple selves and hysteria.
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Whitten
Pierre Janet
Lycee of
Havre
France
Scribner's
William James
M. Janet
M. Binet
Bismarck the Hero of Duels and Assassination Attempts
The article chronicles Otto von Bismarck’s reputed duel nights and two assassination attempts. It notes about thirty duels alleged, four certain, including one with an Englishman. It records a ten day sentence for acting as second in a duel and two failed assassination bids in 1866 and 1874 in Berlin and Kissingen respectively.
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Bismarck
New York Herald
Berlin
Dlied
Cohen
Kissingen
Kullmann
Enormous Thirteen Foot Snake Skin At Tahlequah
A rattlesnake shed skin measuring 13 feet long and 147 inches in circumference, with 15 buttons, is preserved at the Boys' Seminary in Tahlequah Indian Territory. An examiner notes the skin is very dry and may have shrunk, but suggests it still represents a very large snake.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Illinois River
Boys
Tahlequah
Indian Territory
Word Puzzle Fragments Highlight Literary Beats and Names
A garbled page presents a series of cryptic verses and clues. It includes puzzles about birds and quadrupeds, remarks on wealth and effort, and scattered name fragments such as NELSON IAR and CARL Gner.
A cryptic miscellany of verse and wordplay
The fragmentary OCR presents a collage of poems and puzzles with playful lines about science progress weather a penny newspaper adage and a riddle about numbers and letters. It includes five stanzas and an author tag J. McK with scattered terms and clues.
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Salvation Oil
Creed
Dispatch
Mother
Betty
Ian
Luie
Leonie
Mr. James
Charles Jackson
the Man OF
of. R. Cuapperry
Lewiston
Maine
RE. A. Dix
Theo
Nelson Iar
Acre
IL Aletter
Enis
Chesron
Nicha
Tiv
Nelsonian
Eiddle
Arctic
Carl Gner
Rs—An Agram
Asriro
Es County
Cal
Europe
Watot & Stranger
J. McK
Alexis
Six
Cla
Vuprgere
Tnatig
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