Windmill Dream Ends as Lovers Chase Pyrenees Love
Charles and Claire, Parisians earning 400 francs monthly, dream of owning a Pyrenean windmill. They scrimp, save, and imagine lifelong mountain vistas, but illness and fate erode the plan. Claire saves enough for the mill, dies before ownership, and Charles keeps the memory of the mountains alive.
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Charles
Claire
Paris
Bank of France
Chars
Credit Fencier
Theater Des Batignolles
Saint- Quen
Autell
Picnies
Seine-et-Oise
Montmartre
Chaumont
Pyrenees
Pau
Adele Beyries
Henry IV
Polit Long
Tout
Charleo
Ead
Hom
France
Pyrenees Mountains
Madame la Meuniere
Pou
Inga Hank
Tutharles
Parla
Sol
Salid
Parkhurst's Center Shots From His Chicago Address
The piece argues personal responsibility as the axis of civic virtue and condemns rot in municipal reform. It urges clergy and officials to act, warns that neglect will ruin cities, and emphasizes ongoing effort, moral motives, and vigilance against corruption in New York and beyond.
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Son Juet
New York
Dew Tigers
Advd
Judes
Hila
Ile Billie
Israel
Health Hints and Rules of Hygiene in The Household
A miscellany of household health tips covers burns first aid with simple dressings and antiseptics, dangers of overindulgence in alcohol and stimulants, late night eating, trolley car cleanliness, and the value of warm broths and proper sleep. It stresses practical measures for burns, digestion, and maintaining comfort in cold weather.
Saturday Reflections on Newspapers and Charity Discourse
A Scranton column argues the press exists to print and sell news, not to fund charity. It notes readers demand fair, indirect support for causes, cites Kirmess donations to Lickawanna hospital, and recalls Andrew Carnegie on wealth as communal trust.
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Thia
Newt
Charles A. Dani
Scranton
Lesa Hein
Lickawanna Hospital
Friends of the Hospital
States Consider New Legislation From Minnesota to New York
The text outlines proposals in several states including Minnesota discussing crematories for dead remains, Wisconsin rail fare reforms, Michigan term limits for legislators, New York school spending totals, and Pennsylvania and Ohio moves. It notes shifts in legislative views on education funding fisheries protection on Lake Erie and temperance laws with licensing and tax changes for saloons, hotels, and clubs, plus liquor sale restrictions and enforcement provisions.
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New York
Ohio
Lake Erie
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Treatment of Kezema and Salt Rheum
The Tribune notes success with Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy in curing tenacious salt rheum and other blood and nerve related diseases. Wilbur L. Hale of Rondout, N Y, after failing with several doctors, shows marked improvement and complete cure following the remedy.
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the Tribune
David Kennedy
Wilbur l L. Hale
Jquartermaster
Kennedy
Ivor
Local Eye Practice and Public Notices
Dr C L Frey practice limited disemen of the Eye Mar None and Throet with offices at 2 Wyoming ave Rev r ence 120 Vinestreet Der L M Gates 15 Washington avenue Office hours 8 a m to 10 and 7 to p m Residence to Mail on riverlie The Republic Savings and Loan Association offers loans on easier terms and better investment than others Call on 8 N Callender Dime Bank building
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G. Edgar Dean
Spruce Street
Scranton
Court House Square
A. J. Connell
Washington Avenue
Francke
Vine St
G.W
C. L. Frey
Eye
Mar
Wyoming Ave
Revrence
Vinestreet
der. L. M. Gates
Tverilie
John L. Whnta
Commonwealth Building
Madinon
Penn Ave
the Republic Ravings and Loan Association
N. Callender
Dime Bank
Del
Lack
Western
Tralog
Elpress
New York
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphe
South
Washington and Way
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Himira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Nicholson
Elmira
Cortland
Syracuse
Oswego Ree
Richfield Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes- Berre
Mymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Statia
Nanticoke
Plymouth
M. L. Smith
Lackawanna Avenue
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Chicago
Earth
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Juge
Mars
Jinga
Fidison
West
Beast
Philadelphia
Norman Kerr
Dr. Kerr
Kerr
Himael
Walt Fromen
Tom
Chase
Blut
Theo
Andrew Carnegie
Union College
Scranton Lane
Mr. Carnegie
Minnesota
Wisconsin Legislatire
W. E. Allin
North
Thssups & Hand
Sahingen Avenue
Jessup, Hora
Hand
WH. Jessup
Patterson & Wilcox
Beranton
Roswell
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Aearanys
W. B. Boyle
Attornisy-At-Law
Burr Building
Frank T. Okell
Attornesy-At- Law
Coal Exchange
Scranon
James W. Oakford
Commonwealth Buildings
Ramuel W. Edgar
Ommce
Sprucett
L. A
Or. Pitcher
Scranon, Tu
Comegys
D. Bh. Replogle
Killam
School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Walter FH
Buell
MISS
Worcester
Adams Avenue
William A. Tapt
Laubach
Wyoming Avenue
K. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
Green House
North Main Avenue
SSS
Grand Union Teaco
Jonesbros
Jos
Elk Cape
Frank UN Avenue
Ziegler
Westminster
BE .N. Analle
Broadway
Union Square
Ranton House
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Assenger Depot
Victor Koch
Architects
Davis & V Xo Y Storch
Commonwealth Buiding
Moranton
Walter
Brown & Morris
Price
Baver
Juldress Ro J
Bauer
Hulbert
Megarger Brothers
Wu Talon
Washington Ave
Scranston, Pa
Capouse Ave
Foote, Agt
Frank P. Brown & CO
Lackawanna Ave
Atlantic City
Newark
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Ocean Grove
Prine
Three Rivers
Wich
U. S
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Matthews Bros
John
Rome
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Philadelphind
Trim
Wilkes« Barre
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White Haven
Zieton
Pottsville
Beaver Meadow
Pottaville
Ea W. W.or. RK
Bethlehem
Reading
Db. & H. Ror
Tiham
Ipim
Tunkhannock
Wanda
Geneva
Rochester
Niagara Pally
Detroit
Pittston Junction
W. Vor RL
Emira
Salamanca
L. V
WilkKes-Harre
Phiadelphia
Suspension Ridge
Hollins H. Wilbur
Lee
Pass
Phila
A. W. Nonnemacheh
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Iton
New Lackawanna
Vodale
BOS
Farview
Waymart
Honesdale
Veces
Montreal
Saratoga
Albany
Wilkes-Barre
Alt
Hancock
Jermyn Archibald Winton
Pas Neue
Cyan Ices
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Hawley Une
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