All Things Work Together for Good in Village Gossip
A village tale follows Mrs. Edith Lester who through vanity and gossip fears Mr. Rogers’ vase purchase, but her husband’s stand against slander and a humble confession lead to reform. Mrs. Rogers’ honesty unravels a web of rumor, sparking charity. Teddy’s pennies fill a teapot as Birdie’s kindness heals a town.
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Nannie Atlepworth
John Lester
Zester
Ward
Tony
Eunice
Lester
Teddy
Shoun
Edith
Rogers
Birdie
Heith Lester
Harry
Indalee
Mr. Lester
Ice freezers and fruit ices from Scribner’s Magazine
A five minute freezer and cheap ice yield tasty homemade ices. Lemon juice and water with sugar make winter lemon and orange ices, with fruit syrups or leftover syrups for variation. Pineapple, strawberry, raspberry and other fruits blend well, and a dash of beaten egg lightens the mix. Pound ice finely with rock salt and stir for easy freezing.
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Sicily
Scribner’s
Natural history in country schools inspires game laws respect
The author urges teachers and officers to join in educating children about nature. He argues a small school library with natural history books can seed curiosity before reading, teaching about plants animals birds and fishes. Such early study fosters appreciation, aiding game protection more effectively than laws alone.
Lengthy railroad control contest ends. notable deaths follow
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad struggle concluded June 28 with officers named including President E F Bishop and Vice President A Pierce Jr. A long list of deaths followed, among them Jesse R. Grant in Covington Kentucky, and others in Washington and across the country. Reports cover church investigations, indictments, weather and disasters, financials, and international events from Europe to Asia.
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Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
E. F. Bishop
A. Pierce, Jr
A.N. Stout
Hays
Zabriska
New Jersey
San Francisco
Bowen-Beecher
Mr. Beecher
Jesse R. Grant
Covington
Tion
Wm. Whiting
Congress
Third
Mass
Washington Dispatch
I. R. Moar
Supreme Court
Wilson
Jd. W. Foster
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Chicago
Wise and
Donaldson
New York
Europe
W. H. Sidell
U. A
Wm. Kennedy
Brighton
Jack
Elliott
First Cavalry
John Mendenhall
Fourth Artillery
H. C. Iasbrouck
Sixteenth Artillery
Robert Pollock
Twenty-first Infantry
Geo
Chain of deaths and disasters across cities in late June
A Columbus man dies after fireworks ignite a wagonload of explosives while traveling to his home. Others are fatally or seriously injured in Indiana and Nevada incidents. Ter rible explosions in Virginia City kill and wound many, with several bodies recovered from ruins. A New Orleans libel suit incident leads to a deadly duel in Louisiana. Train wrecks near Washington injure passengers. Cincinnati mill and Kansas tornado deaths follow. Brooklyn homicide and New York murder sentences wrap a chaotic week.
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St. Joseph
Belleville
Jefferson County
New York
Kay
Unionville
Mass
South Acton
Geo. Curtis
Iuane
Cambridge
Wheeling
W. Va
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Signal Service
Cincinnati
Niagara River
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Margaret Rollinston
Ohio
Duden, Freres& Co
Mexican Border Commission
State Department
Lincoln
Nebraska
Richardson
Johnston
Brownsville
Texas
New Orleans
Rio Grande
Mexico
Rawlins
Wyoming
St. Louis
Ccessersesserneseres
Pacific R. R. Cos
United States
Nms
Mackenzie
Williams
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Lieut
Babcock
Fifth Cavalry
Almy
Cairo
Green Lake
Wis
Indiana
Springfield
Richmond
Ind
David Webb
Columbus
Webb
Erre Haute
Robert Wilson
Woodhull, Claffin & Co
Taylor and
B. Streets
Virginia City
Nevada
von Bokelen
Jacob
J. P. Smith
Wm. Davis
Ben, Mendel
Chas
TL. Knox
John Devine
Emily O’ Connor
Ed Deane
Hoosack Tunnel
David Blacklock
Baltimore
Montgomery Station
Wm. A. Cooley
RB. B. Rhett, Jr
New Orleans Picayuna
Cooley
The
Picayune
Inte Hawkins
Rhett
Dr. Holliday
Tom
Washington
Greenleaf
U.s.army
Hamilton Woolen Mills
Giddings
Galesburg
Kansas
Swiss wine strike shocks Begnino amid frost and price rise
A curious strike unfolds in Begnino, Vaud, as innkeepers raise wine prices after two frosty nights alarm vineyard owners. Customers desert wine shops until tariffs fall, while a few drink beer, leaving pubs largely empty. The scene, amid Swiss scenery and English tourism, is noted as a temperate oasis and a possible Good Templar honeymoon spot.
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Begnino
Canton de
Vaud
Death of Dr Marc Girard After Surgical Complication
Porily of Surgeons reports that Dr Marc Girard a renowned Bordeaux surgeon died after a pin prick during a shoulder operation for a Wollggin. Mortification set in and despite initial healing a second inflammation spread poison through the body leading to a lingering death. Mr Declar asserts carbolic acid can arrest such infections and denies contagion from diseased blood or cadavers. Sie Parkish Minister is a Blacque Boy noted as a popular color with ladies.
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Marc Girard
Declar
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