Deaths and incidents from Waverly area and town notices
Esther Dawson died near Hateonville after 1319. Foltow and Thiswwidow, with Daniel Dawson, were noted in county records. Robberies hit Tobill and Highamith stores, post office, and Taylor 802, with tools and money stolen. London era ads urge Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup, and Charles Rootzahn died at Claremont. Police reported Wade and McWilliams cases, and several health notices conclude with Electric Bitters praise.
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Esther Dawson
John Fulton
Falton
Hateonville
Foltow
Daniel Dawson
Fiat
Rock
Ba Borg
W. J. Tobill
G. M. Highamith
Jalso J. W. Smith
G. T!taylor
Oliver i
Me'Taggart
W. L. Tohill
Robinson
Hosting Etiquette and Memory Rules From Harper’s Bazaar
The article discusses formal dining etiquette and the hostess’s duty to present guests, noting the practice of cards at each place and the memory feat of Mr. Fenty Tring. It includes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praising its effectiveness and a 56 cent bottle sale at local stores.
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Fenty Tring
Harper’s Bazar
Allert
Arkanascale
Cale
W. Pece Yiner
A. Corrie
Bridgeport
Miss Merrifield Mistake Causes Social Quarrel
A misidentification at Mrs Symond’s reception leads Miss Merrifield to accept Mr Brooks’s escort. Mr Enfield, mistaken for Brooks, offers his arm. Merrifield follows thinking it Brooks. She flees to the door, Brooks rejoices at the quarrel, and the incident becomes known next morning.
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Wabash
D. J. Ballard
Rochester
Copmel
Eesenanciia
Ville Cemetery
Carmel
Miss Merrifield
Mr. Brooks
Mrs.Symond
Mose Merrifield
Brooke
Enfield
Mise Merrifiell
Flormda
Mr. Enfield
New England Taverns and Social Control in the Seventeenth Century
The piece reviews Puritan temperance and tavern life in early New England, noting deacons and constables publicly chiding drinkers, punishments such as stock and branding, and early colonial focus on communal order over brutal torture. It contrasts with European brutality, highlighting exile and public sermons before executions.
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Colton . Mather
New England
Tury
Alwayy
Hapward
Yale
Alruvkard
Ae Taugh
England
Anid
Europe
Kore
Harper’n Weekly
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