Christmas Eve Promise Between Glenarm and Enigmatic Girl
A narrator aboard a train recalls a tense exchange with a mysterious girl in gray from Glenarm. She teases his romantic risk, hints at a Christmas Eve meeting, and asserts she will attend her party despite his pursuit. Sisters guard the platform as the train departs.
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Glenarm
Annandale
Leartache Chad
Vermont
Leon Squire Glenarm
Dounott
Cay End
Ayers
St. Agatha
The Passing of Olivia at St Agathas
Fergus on the Glenarm estate is drawn into a web of identities, Olivia Gladys Armstrong and Marian Devereux, as Sister Theresa seeks a confidential meeting about a rumored debt tied to Mr Glenarm’s fortune. Olivia is revealed to be Marian Devereux, and Pickering claims a $50,000 loan to the estate.
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Stoddard
Olivia
Hiying
Armstrongs
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Annandale Station
Olivia Gladys Armstrong
Oerss
Theresa
Gray
Marian Devereux
Miss Devereux
Sister Theresa
Glenarm House
St. Agatha’s
Theréga
Williams
E. O. Bradley
Parsells Avenues
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
Easing the Purdue Plaster Application
The article advises patients to take a deep breath and hold it before applying plaster to the back or chest to reduce the skin drawing sensation. This method aims to lessen discomfort during plaster procedure.
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Purdue
Representation Not Growing in British Parliament
The article notes the first British parliament of 1885, with its present membership at 670, and signals concerns over representation not expanding with the new session.
Nebraska items of general interest from the era
Ground broken for a Bellgrade hotel. Plans in Fremont for Fourth of July celebration. Beaver Crossing Sunday schools unite for a union picnic. Talks of a motor car link between Beatrice and Marysville. Webster county railroad assessment up by nearly 18 thousand dollars. Herbert Winton of Nebraska City drowns in Texas. Alliance schools seek heating plant for new building. Emma Kaufmann on trial for murder in Flandreau, formerly of Nebraska City. Beet growers eye a local Nebraska factory. Clyde Black drowns near Valentine. Wolves prolific in Colfax county along the Platte. St Pauls church steeple struck by lightning thrice. Roosevelt autograph obtained for a Table Rock postmaster commission. Local suits settled. income and taxation notes. Public gym planned for David City with donors pledging. Accidents and drownings reported in Seward, Auburn, Hastings, and Surprise regions. County bank deposits exceed two million in Seward.
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Bellgrade
Lutlerzns
Bloomfield
Fremont
Beaver Crossing
Union Pacific
Beatrice
Marysville
Kas
State Board of Equalization
Webster County
Herbert Winton
Henry Winton
Nebraska City
Clayburne
Texas
Alliance’s School Board
Emma Kaufmann
Flandreau
S. D
Lincoln County Beet Growers’ Association
Clyde Black
Valentine
Colfax County
Platte River
Nebraska Stock Growers
Gression
Alliance
R. M. Hampton
E. P. Meyers
E. M. Searle, Jr
John Weinandt
Cedar County
Supreme Court
David City
Ord
Joseph Warwick
J W. Stubbs
Watertown
Wood River
Seward County
Seward
Banka
Auburn
D. Clem
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Bertha Jonsen
Institute'for the
Seattle
Wash
Richardson
G A John
Richardson’ County
George D.benett
Starch Rivalry and a City Noodle Joint Quip
A disreputable loafer causes a scene at a restaurant, where the owner calls for police. The tale shifts to a laundry pitch praising Defiance Starch for better stiffness with thinner application and lasting fabric quality.
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Néme
Fragmented political meeting and assault report
An incident at a political meeting ends with a chair asking for further questions while a spectator is struck by a club causing injury. The text also contains an oath claiming partnership in a Toledo firm and a promoted cure for catarrh by Hall’s Catarrh Cures with testimonials and a notary seal.
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Anny
Gintle
Notary
Hall
Tablet in memory of a pastor hangs in New York church
Harper's Weekly notes a vestry placed a memorial tablet in a New York church vestibule for a much loved pastor. The panel lists virtues and ends with Now the people of God have rest, drawing smiles from readers.
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New York
Harper's Weekly
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Nelson
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Boyd
Lyle Boyd
August Heins
Surprise
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