Desperate Domestic Drama in Hagley Household
A 19th century tale recounts Juline Hagley a short temperate husband who dominates his Catholic wife Desiree at Bagley House. The narrator describes Desiree’s quiet resilience as she endures coercive control and public humiliation before plotting to win back autonomy, aided by friends. The piece ends noting such dynamics often end in divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juline Hagley
Wirth
Canada
San Fran
Adit
Olen
Datetherr
Vhoice
Tim
Thagloy
Porineta
Rome
Pero
Deviito
Wien
Henner
Tyers
Lakin
Olte
Thvnier
Joney
Ealin
Hagley
Bailey
Higetter
Jaiing
Julius
Engle
Magley
Bagley
Wwe
Ted
Knesvenor
T Bagley
Abe
Desiree
Grosvenor
Crexyenor
Desirer
Catholic Church
Fies
Disturbanes
Jullus
Sarah
Hera
Taghey
Tighey
Deathee
Hubbard
Savarhigis
Tre
Cone
Hagiey
Deshree
Will
Weyl
Pliglyy
Higley
Singulaire
Juliaa
Benoit
Phuh
Hera Aldo
Bagtey
Bughey
Neele
Balanca
Cain
Rugier
Dirm
Bingley
Marlon Hill
Overland Monthly
Dewey at Manila Did Not Stop Battle for Breakfast
A Harper’s Magazine excerpt by Joseph L. Stickney, NY Herald correspondent, revises the Manila battle account. It claims no cessation occurred for breakfast and suggests Dewey’s orders did not halt firing for a meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Manila
Joseph L., Stickney
New York Herald
Hhs
Harper's Magazine
Stickney
History of Newspapers From the London Standard
The piece traces early news reporting from ancient Rome to the Renaissance, describing acta diurnia, wooden posts, and consul dates. It notes limited readership, poor geography knowledge, and the shift in Venice and France toward printed notices and affiches, culminating in Elizabeth I's proactive news sheets about the Armada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mount Palatine
Murena
Castor
Pollux
Senate
Pompeys
C. Caesar
Spain
Lelsure
Komunacta Diurnia
Agiali
Venice
Italy
France
England
Magila Bechian
Florence
Montaigne
Exsayist
Elizabeth
Shoe
Authoritice
British Museum
Cad
Whiteall
Ely Francia Walsingham
Foy
Happiness vs Misery Dr Chaycot tonic tablets claim cure
A notice touts Dr Chaycot’s Tonic Tablets as a Marian remedy that supposedly cures drink hall under indulgence and nervousness and prevents intoxication. It states the medicine destroys appetite for alcohol and can be administered without the patient’s knowledge and lists Wm. Gd. Giark at 326 Penn Ave, Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaycot
Nenemoury
Giark
Penn
Scrantos
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Hemorrhoid Relief
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure from Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan. It claims instant tumor relief and reduced inflammation for hemorrhoids, with claims of avoiding surgery and widespread pharmacist availability at 90 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
Noted Debates on Dewey Near Loss at Sea
A fragment from a historical report depicts the Olympia under Commodore Dewey during a naval engagement. It notes rumors of favorable American action, a halted attack for drink, and witty asides by correspondents and officers. It mentions famous lines and exaggerated tales surrounding the battle.
Travel tale of a Chinaman misread in American manners
A California newspaper prints a translation of a high caste Chinaman's travel tale noting Americans drink whisky in excess and act with little rest, they share meals with women, and their dancing is mere spins. The critic contrasts two views on national oddity and observes Americans wandering fields on good days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark Royal
Sir Francis Drake
Hawkins
Frobisher
London
James Vth
Polyphemus
Ulysees
St. Louis Globe Democrat
California
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bagley’s
History Revised
The
London Standard
Loman
Crugmlors
Europe
Jerusalem
Gazetta
Dr. Merce
Regi
Mire
W. J. Widder
Dale Marta
Dr. Pierce
Borg Center
J. V. Piet
Olympia
Letsa
John Pow Jones
Lawrence
Continental Congress
Leader
Scranton
Wyoming Ave
Phco Ccs Cececwente Iaaudeieben
Isc
Roe FC
Goldsmith
Dickens
Stevens
Jerome
Barrie
Scott
Doyle
Castoria
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