Healed Bullet Pain Forges Guy’s Tender Resolve
In a tense Concord room, Dr Herbert removes a bullet from Guy’s wound, praise from onlookers. Guy contemplates Betty’s sympathy and his first love as plans unfold for Col Keever’s release and reconciliation efforts, while a caravan of ruined Concord fades in a dreamlike vision.
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Guy
Betty
Déen
Herbert
Barney
Silas Whittaker
Whittaker
Viandingsham
Miss Betty
Minerva
Miss Batty
Maine
Mr. Herbert
Col. Keever
Concord
Col. Reever
Pettibone
Little Alec
Concord Hnd
Experience in a Pardon Case A Michigan Lawyer Recalls
A veteran Michigan lawyer recounts a prison case where a young farmer was convicted of stealing sheep and selling them to a butcher. The lawyer secured petition letters from family and jurors and prompted a governor’s pardon after arguing mistaken identity. The pardon arrived, and the lawyer reflects on the long friendship with the governor and the corrective power of clemency.
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Michigan
Gudexen
Mothe
Samuel
John
Coffee Adulterants and Fake Coffee Berries
A Honolulu Star summary notes widespread adulteration in ground coffee with tanbark, stove rust, clay, sawdust, chicory, and coffee residue. Laundered berries are molded into convincing fake coffee using an adulterant, often sold to Russia and Poland and other parts of Europe. Unroasted beans may be made from oat rye flour and cornmeal, destroying aroma with a process to add coffee aroma and keep shape with adhesive. A test uses warm water to dissolve and reveal deception.
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Russia
Poland
Europe
Honolulu Star
Periods of Human Growth Across Life Stages
The text outlines six growth periods from infancy to late adulthood. It notes rapid growth up to ages six to eight and again March to August for height after early childhood. Extremities grow until sixteen, then slow to thirty, with legs advancing most between ages ten and seventeen.
His Special Grace in a Childs Lesson
A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt shows a teacher guiding a south elder school class through word meanings. The dialogue contrasts grace as beauty with a deeper concept as Freddie’s father complains about untidy breakfast tables spoiling appetite.
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South Elder
Freddie
Chicago Record-Herald
Banana juice remedy for bronchitis and Amazon waterfall music
The article extols banana juice as a remedy for chronic bronchitis with dyspnoea. It describes a brewing method and dosing early on. It also notes Amazon tribes using a musical waterfall device where water pours between bowls to mimic a cascade, producing a continuous murmur.
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M Cancade
Amazon
London Postal Service Meets Compact City Coverage
The piece extols widespread London postal arrangement with under 200 yards to a letter drop and over 30 000 pillar boxes cleared hourly from 5 am to 8 pm. It notes twelve delivery offices serving the city and mentions an anecdote about a pet magpie with a food habit tied to a green caterpillar.
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Louflon
London
Tibet
Cuba and its Future New President Known
Cuba and its future hang on Palmera or Palma as a new Cuban president, praising Washington and Lincoln, urging Cuban-Spanish unity of goal, defending press liberty, and noting Florida’s role in opening Cuba to trade while promising health, sanitation, and mutual commerce with Florida. The Havana World report quotes Palma meeting Governor Jennings and Colonel Bryan, stressing duty over personal ease and urging openness to criticism.
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Iitetory
Washington
Lincoln
Florida Keyn
Cuba
United States
Tomas I
Alma
Jennings
Morida
W. J. Bryan
Havana
New York World
Union
House
Senate
Meliiley
Congress
Central Valley
Palma
Commonwealth of Florida
Florida Keys
Key West
Haana
Florida
South America
Phiroa
Spain
How to Employ Indians Novel Suggestion by Ella Cooper
A garbled excerpt discusses Ella Cooper proposing a novel method to employ American Indians. The text hints at education, occupations, and economic aims but is largely unintelligible. It references a periodical and magazine context with uncertain publication details.
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Ella
Cooper
Saya Filla BR
Andina
Gynton
Pere Webiteh
Orchard and Garden Tips on Fruit Trees and Shade Plants
The article discusses raspberry and grape care, root growth, and pruning for rooting shoots. It covers planting depths, avoiding damaged roots, and the need for mineral manure to support fruiting. It advises selecting hardy trees for shade over rapid but short-lived growth and stresses longevity over early usefulness.
English Church Sermon Draws 15 000 Fans in London Visit
During Dr. De Witt Talmae's 1879 England visit reported by the London Chronicle, a church in a major town drew crowds of 15 000 to 20 000 as he prepared to preach. The crowd filled the building, with some outside, and questions about pricing and access arose before the service.
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de Witt Talmae
England
le Gondon
Hrirtis
The Author at Hoc Mo Wife Describes Morning Scene
The wife recalls a difficult morning with Arnegens and husband, mentioning tasks like lighting a pipe and hanging new curtains, with brief, fragmented dialogue reflecting domestic tension and routine chores.
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Hoc
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