Starch Plaque Free Giveaway Offer By Hubinger Co
Bath Sept. 1 Moser J. C. Hubinger Co. proposes to distribute three ten cent packages of Starch, flatiron brand, to customers. Old and new customers may receive a handsome free plaque from their grocer. The offer lasts a short time only and applies at every grocery store with Elastic Starch on sale. The ad claims the starch is the oldest and best laundry starch, not mailed, and cites 22 million packs sold last year.
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Bath
Moser
J.C. Hubinger Co
J. C. Hubinger Bros. Co
Quiet Farewell Sparks Lovers in English Country House
In a tense scene at Grange, Marvel and Fulke contemplate separation amid guilt and longing. He travels to Paris with Cicely's party, leaving Marvel to wrestle with unresolved feelings and a command of finality as months pass and appearances hint at renewed tension.
Secrets of the Locket and a Hidden Mother Unveiled
In a tense parlor scene Mrs. Scarlett reveals a forged past and a secret daughter Marvel. Wriothesley probes the tale while Marvel endures a painful memory as Scarlett explains Brandreth Bolleat’s doomed romance with her and the later birth of Marvel. The locket becomes a grim token tying all three.
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Marvel
Wriothesley
Mrs. Scarlett
West
Leig Marvel
Mary Craven
Proper Precaution and Promises Mentioned in Letter
Detroit Free Press account notes a man promising to write a letter and arrange for it to be mailed by another, highlighting cautionary steps in personal communication and the trust placed in intermediaries.
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Ria
Detroit Free Press
Story of Ooi’s Wife and Ingersoll Tour Echoes
A fragment recounts the wife of Ooi connected to Robert Ingersoll. It mentions she recently was the colonel on a lecture tour and has fallen into a habit around eight o'clock each evening.
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Els Bax
Ooi
Robert Ingersoll
The Boshive and Hive Management Tips
Lack of ventilation causes dampness in hives Swarming boosts comb honey production Natural comb surpasses foundation in fineness Avoid crowded sites for hives Extracted honey needs less skill but white comb commands higher profit Bees kill their own queen if poisoned by sting
Unnamed War Month Reflections and Teething Syrup Ad
April marks pivotal Civil War era events from Lexington and Concord to Appomattox and Fort historic references. An old Ripans Teething Syrup ad promises relief for teething infants with a 5 cent request and testimonials showy copy.
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Jos“Ilities
Lexington and
Concord
Community aids living in need amid hardship
A reflection on society shows many willing to bury a dead man while few help a living person out of dire straits, highlighting communal neglect and the call for compassion.
Conversation Fragments Between Miber and Perry Patettio
The dialogue presents Miber and Perry Patettio discussing life and work. They exchange quips about the ambition to avoid labor and the idea that one must work to avoid idleness. The exchange hints at social roles and personal aspiration in a light, humorous tone.
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Mre
Wallace
Perry Patettio
Stand by your guns cries captain in Spain tale
The captain shouts to stay firm and stand till the last brave man falls. He notes Spain owes eight or nine months pay to the ragged soldiers and would rather not see them again, framing a grim, wartime resolve.
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Spain
Testimony for Mrs Pinkham Medicine by Mrs Paxton
Mrs Paxton of Youngtown North Dakota recounts relief after using B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound post childbirth. She notes improved health after two thirds of a bottle and full recovery after three bottles. She endorses Mrs Pinkham's advice for expectant mothers and cites Lynn Massachusetts as the address.
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W. E. Paxton
Youngtown
North Dakota
Dean
Porewau
Menscan
B. Pinkham
Seed catalog offer from Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis
A brief agricultural promotion for growing wheat at 40 cents a bushel and sample seeds from Salzer's Red Cross catalog. It advertises winter wheat rye oats clover and other farm seeds with a 4 cent postage seed catalog. The notice names John A Salzer Seed Co and location La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Salzer
Red Cross
John A. Salzer
Unclear fragment cites a poker playing stereotype
Fragmentary words describe a man as the sort of chap who enjoys poker and may imply a gambling persona. The text lacks names, places, or a clear event to anchor a fuller report.
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Wie
Dome Ba Ue
Tapestry Exhibit Ends With Cryptic Demand
Art dealer Mr. Litchfield showcased panels of tapestry and was confronted with a puzzling plea demanding "the return of one." He responded that no Venus and Adonis exists in Manchester, highlighting the odd exchange during the display.
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Litchfield
Lichfield
Manchester
Oldest Quakeress and political notes from the era
The Tattler notes Elizabeth Brewer died near Kingston Ontario and was said to be the oldest Quakeress in the country. Prohibitionists in Ioho nominate Mrs. L. P. Johnson of Idaho Falls for governor. Mrs. Edward Harris, near Richmond Missouri, recently gave birth to twins. she has had twins seven times and all survive. Harris is 58.
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Elizabeth Brewer
Kingston
Ont
Ioho
L. P. Johnson
Idaho
Edward Harr
Richmond
Harris
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