I Felt the Night's Secret Drawn to the Carney Estate
Mr Ware and Miss Carney confront rising tensions at Carney Croft as Annie Weston’s distress deepens. Mrs Bruce appears to hold a key to the mystery while Carney pleads for discretion to protect Miss Carney’s happiness.
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Miss Weston
Miss Carney
Mr. Ware
Florence
Bruce
Carney-Croft
Mrs. Bruce
Annie ‘Weston
Annie
Annié
Miss ‘Carney
Raven
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Nerve Health Boost
Advertises Dr Williams Pink Pills claiming to treat nervous breakdown symptoms by purifying blood. Contains a customer testimonial from Mrs E O Bradley of Rochester New York describing recovery from nervous shock and insomnia after using the pills. States pills aid rheumatic aftereffects, neuralgia, St Vitus dance and partial paralysis, sold by druggists or by mail for 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from Schenectady based Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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Williams
E. O. Bradley
Parsella Avenue
Rochester
N. Y
Vale of Tears Chapter XVII Walking Path
A brief excerpt describes hurrying along a short hill path to reach a house, noting the time saved by choosing the quicker route. The fragment focuses on movement and arrival without broader context or outcomes.
Stars on coins and flag differ in star points
A historical note explains five and six point stars on the United States flag and seals. It details that the current half and quarter dollar feature five pointed stars and that the reverse mirrors the great seal without clouds. The text suggests heraldry influenced coins and flags differently.
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United States
House of Representatives
Washington
Advice on Overcoming Obstacles and Finding Gratitude
A concise exhortation to stop complaints by considering others' burdens, valuing brains and education, and maintaining mental balance. It urges pushing past hurdles by going over around or under obstacles, noting that one obstacle often leads to a second once the first is cleared, and ends with a prompt to use spare moments productively.
Cellulose and the Pine Tree in Industrial Use
Prof Duncan notes in Harper's Magazine that cellulose has vast industrial value. A pine tree stands worth ten dollars per ton standing, one hundred sixty five dollars when stripped, forty dollars as pulp, fifty five dollars when bleached, and five thousand five hundred dollars if spun into viscose silk.
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Duncan
Harper's Magazine
Old Proverb Revised Reflects Civilizational Gaps
The Puck mocks the saying that ignorance is bliss, calling it a marker of a low order of civilization and implying a critique of societal knowledge. The quip frames ignorance as a societal shortcoming rather than a virtue.
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Puck
Associated Drugz offers 7 percent stock for Middle West lab
The Associated Drug Company markets $500,000 capital stock including $175,000 in 7 percent preferred and common stock aimed at funding a laboratory in the central west. No goods are sold to non-stockholders. Subscriptions close July 6, with $100 per certificate and bundled shares. Treasury stock proceeds apply to the stated purpose only.
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Associated Drugz
Washington, D
Associated Drug Company
Treasury
T. J. Shoemaker
Market St
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