May Pendleton and the Fevered Bride of Wildhaven
In Wildhaven a young beauty May Pendleton captivates artist Mark Pendleton and wins a secret engagement under the care of her father Dr. Trask. A deadly August fever scars May's face, but the devotion endures. by autumn a wedding restores her beauty and seals their bond In the end the doctor reveals the trial was a test of true love.
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Wildhaven
Philadelphia
Wells
Mary Jane
Mary Jane Trask
Eoibedied
Wildhayven
Lie Village
Pendleton
Miss May
May
Homatron
Mark Vendleton
Bia
Ane
Wamdonie
Eaylige
Vily
Dr. Trask
Tls
Mar
Forest Glade
May Pendleton
Widhraven
Mark Pendleton
Sishea
Mark
Mrs. Pendleton
Mary
New Orleans
Toffee Better Than Whisky in Trumbull County Tale
A Cleveland Leader excerpt recalls Norman Andrews of Youngstown and his log cabin era in Trumbull County. A non drinker, he refused to supply whisky to workers, offering coffee and fair pay instead. One skeptic finally agreed after a trial, proving that steady wages and restraint can yield quality harvests and goodwill.
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C H. Andrews
Toungstown
Norman Andrews
Messrs
W.C
Trumbull County
Maying
Hare
Win
Dean
Mr. Andrews
Cleveland
The Indian Fakir at Dhelpora Near Agra
An observer describes a naked fakir near Agra living under dusty mango trees. The figure is painted in ochre, with ribs and bones emphasized, a deformed eye, and blades sprouting from the mouth. The witness, though skeptical, offers copper coins at the shrine and notes the dreary setting amid kites and jackals.
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Dhelpora
Agra
Rilvald Jackale
London Society
Increasing Deafness of Children Argument in Pottsville Chronicle
Quote from Pottsville Chronicle raises concern about hearing loss in children as teachers are urged to check ears. A reader recalls five boys shouting from close range while playing marbles, illustrating apparent hearing issues and the need for ear examinations in schools.
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Pottsville (Fu
Chronicle
FARM AND GARDEN NOTES ON CROP CULTIVATION
Practical guidance on post Sprag greining harrowing, pruning and thinning techniques. Advice covers sowing methods for cabbage late crops, charcoal lawn heating, saving small calves, hardy pig breeds, seeding grain, oats and clover, winter stalks and mulch with dates and farm practices.
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Europe
Witile Valde Ji
Sol American Cuttie Valor
Domestic Hints Include Salmon Salad And Pickled Eggs
A collection of kitchen guidance describes chicken salad with celery, eggs and olive oil dressing, pickled eggs with vinegar and spices, and a fish dish using cod or salmon. Also included are recipes for cornmeal cake, poured corn and potatoes, oyster pie, silver cake, and a chocolate cake with chocolate, sugar, and spices.
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Nour
van Tia
Haifa
One Cent Inflation Looms In Transport Fares
A Troy Press observation notes how a single cent feels trivial yet alters travel costs. The piece contrasts fare changes, conductor habits, and old money imagery with the dramatic effect of tiny coin values on riders and markets.
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California
Troy Press
Chicago broker clerk robbed of $1000 near home
A confidential clerk employed by a Chicago broker was knocked down and robbed of $1,000 while returning home late from his employer’s office. The name and location of the fare bank have not yet been made public.
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Chicago
Gentle Call To Business Visitors In Quiet Quarters
A compact notice urges visitors to transact business and avoid loiterers. It notes the value of efficient work, citing a craftsman who can set type quickly as a measure of usefulness. The tone is practical and politely firm.
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Ee Farm and Garden
Ronnie
Streket
Amnonia
Jersey
Creum
Wileli
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