Dying Wife's Plight and Faults of Husband Exposed
A dying Mrs. Moorin laments her husband James Hoorn a broker known for wealth and lax morals. He neglects her as his temper and infidelities rise, while her sister Polly vows to stand by the children and seek relief, amid family tensions and his remorseful lapses.
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Polly
Krnowe
Juel
Jim
Pally
Ian
Jan
Cho
Rome
Paul
East
Mr. Hooran
Dirla
Mrs. Hoarth
James Hooran
Hooran
Mrs. Hooran
Hoornn
Burp
Polls
Yette
Mrs. Mooran
Scully
Strucker
Dimes Hoorn
Adele
Onis
James Hooran Wis
Enid
Khen
Salve
Moorin
Ellen
Ouamelys
James Koorin
Getlon
Tlooran
Eilon
James Hoorn
Ols
James
Ming
Elf
Polly Refuses James Hooran and Holds Fast to Daughters
Polly, guardian to two young girls, endures James Hooran's coercive advances after his wife’s death. She rejects his proposal, warns of consequences, and remains steadfast, protecting the children from his looming threat to remarry Ellen while she stays to guide the girls amid his volatile behavior.
A CHARMED LIFE AND DR PIERCE REMEDY CLAIMS
A railroad accident leaves a man with ten fractures and many injuries while an advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption starting from the stomach. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Kerr and others, plus mentions Dr. Pierce of Buffalo offering free advice and related products like Pleasant Pellets and Favorite Prescription.
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Pierce
RV. Pierce
Buffalo
G. J. Kerr
Fort Dodge
Webster Co
Iowa
Dr. Pierce
New York Fashions Highlight Independent Waiste and Accessories
The Tribune reports on Independent waists and skirts as essentials for general and formal wear, noting velvet, crepe de Chine, and lace fabrics, plus princesse gowns. It covers fur collars and capes, jewelry, pearls, brooches, and the rise of Oriental finish rings and cuff buttons in fashion, with prices and maker references like Shayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lost in the Woods After Deer Hunt Near Costigan
Oliver Cookson Frank Norton Randall Goodwin and Albert Cookson set out from Newport for a hunting trip. Albert was left at a camp near Costigan where he became lost for three days after pursuing a wounded deer. He survived with minimal food until two locals found him and he returned home.
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Oliver Cookson
Frank Norton
Randall Goodwin
Albert Cookson
Newport
Costigan
Mr. Cookson
Cookson
Baker
Etna
Remedial Tonic Promises Cure for Drink Habit and Melancholy
An advertisement touts Happiness vs Misery a tonic by Dr Charcois Tonle lablety claiming to cure drink habit nervousness and melancholy. It asserts appetite restoration and discreet administration and asks readers to request a pamphlet from War G Clark Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Charcois
Ida
Pamphret War
Clark
Penn Awve
Scranton
Epigram Debate From The Washington Star
A fragment quotes Miss Cas enne and Wille Washington debating what constitutes an epigram. The dialogue defines an epigram as a pointed assertion over which the speaker is too indolent to argue, illustrating literary debate in a concise exchange.
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Wille Washington
Miss Casenne
Washington Star
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Elen
Hovuran
London
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the Tribune
FARS
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Bar Harbor
Fannie Field
Lost IN the Woods
Frome the Jewiston
Vicmium
Ferrett
Pearl
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Mount Pleasant Coal
Oridera
Commonwealth Building
Telehone
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
AJAX
Alor
Oto
Enone
Thin Honeere
Eurereatore
I. Pan
Aries
Barr Linn
Aces Mont
Theracta
Rinx Biota
Riprove
Ajax Remedy CO
Marine We Gros
H. C. Sandereen
John H. Phelps
Spruce Street
Sey
Cleveland
Wyoming
Lackawanna County
Scranton Tribune
Almanac
The
Scranton Times
Truth and Republican
Tribune
Wilkes-Barre
Frank Garlucci
Forest City
Nicholson
Scranton Street
Ripan
Washington
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