Charity Concerts Fundraise for Children’s Home in New York
Advert uses doctored claims for Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children offered for feverishness and disorders. Cites 10,000 testimonials and 25¢ price, with free samples and mailing address in New York.
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Old College Memoir Sparks Love and a Sudden Escape
Nan discovers a letter about a past romance as Jack Benton relives school days with photos. When he confesses to being the other suitor, he bolts for the South, leaving Nan to confront jealousy, friendship, and a wedding rumor from the past.
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Jack Benton
Jack
Ethel Fanshawe
Nan Welsh
Mrs. Welsh
Sadie Allen
Kappa Chi
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Penningtons
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Tom
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Sadie
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Thermopylae Grecian Paper Publishes New York ExtrA Anniversary Issue
The Greek newspaper Thermopylae in New York issues an anniversary extra celebrating Greek independence. It highlights Greece themed editorials by leading philhellenists, uses blue and white ink, and features ads in old-English Greek type.
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Thermopylae
New York
Samuel G. Khaon
Samuel G. Howe
Byron
Greece
New York Mall and Express
Fan letter reveals tangled family nuptials and motives
In a fragmentary scene a narrator recites a sensational note, alleging that Ethel Panshawe’s lover was thwarted as Tom Andrewn married her mother and became her stepfather after uncovering a family money scheme. Nan folds the letter, reacting to the tale.
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Tom Andrewn
Ethel Panshawe
Nan
A Hevere Comparison
The article contrasts Indian state aid to agriculture with England’s board of agriculture, suggesting India should study England only to learn how not to proceed and mocks England as unsuitable as a locomotive model. The Madras Times expresses skepticism about adopting English policies.
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Board of Agriculture
England
India
Madras Times
Inventor Bows and Embroiders
The article notes that M. Santos-Dumont spends his spare moments sewing and embroidery, including knitting and tapestry making. It highlights his enjoyment of needlework often regarded as feminine and his indifference to public perception.
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M. Santos-Dumont
Detroit Free P Press
Kidney Troubles Dean Mrs Minna Voices Hope For Health
Mrs Minna recalls two years of kidney troubles and ineffective medicines. She describes her discouragement and longing for wellness, emphasizing the value of health and the belief that life is better with good health.
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Dean Mrs. Minna
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