The Mysterious Sugar Valley Murder Scene Continues
The bulletin describes Karl Reichline’s murder at his Sugar Valley store and the mounting tension as locals, led by Squire Hartawick, accuse Allen Farthing and others. Deputies prepare to scour the mountains while townsfolk await full charges and the sheriff’s arrival.
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Bugar Valley
Karl Reichline
Hiddhi
Ron Pee
Boor
Messagce
Squire Wartawick
Hell Tottom
Tottom
Karl
Rose
Jim Farthing
Squires Ampletons
Heller Cabin
Hartawlek
Mer Glard
Tie
Sugar Valley
Avery
Lem Fisher
Hein
Dan
Amos
Handa
Ker
Alie
Mae
Allen Farthing
Lila Ghost
Sinking Springs
Rock Creek
Karl Ketchline
Squire Hartswick
Farthing
Squire Hartawick
Thi
Squire Harthwick
Tom
Rites That Failed at the Marketplace
An illustrated Bits snippet notes Tomkine dropping a halfpenny before a blind beggar to test if he would pick it up. The scene aims to provoke or observe, showing a hazy, rustic episode with a sly, antiquated tone and minimal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona
Tom
White
Lana
Hellera
Ble
Aingle
Tomkine
Guy
Gifts That the June Bride Will Appreciate
A practical guide to wedding gifts for modest budgets suggests sugar tongs as a reliable standby, with options ranging from small coffee percolators and bridge sets to book ends, brass door knockers, and useful household items. It advocates thoughtful variety, including copper bowls, Russian brass wares, and practical aids for new households, all while favoring sugar tongs when uncertain.
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Clara Stotth
Father
Scott
Charles
Pride
Household notes in gray skies and kitchens cleaned
A Washington Times note discusses a true housewife pride in a spotless kitchen sink and outlines a thorough, inexpensive method using soap powder, boiling water, kerosene polish, and turpentine to clean galvanized iron sinks and white clothes, with practical washing steps and quick results. The piece also sketches domestic recipes, laundry tips, and a brief Navy mention.
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The
Washington Times
Color setting through washes in historic dye recipes
The article describes household methods to fix colors in fabrics: a spoonful of oxgall per gallon of water to fix flood-dyed shades, a strong hay tea to preserve French linens, and vinegar in rinsing water to brighten pinks and greens on calicoes. It notes that mordants varied and suggests a blueing treatment for purple and indigo hues.
Pointed Paragraphs From The Chicago News
A collection of witty quotes and reflections on manners, money, and public figures. The piece references a Western ad editor learning about portraits on new currency with Lincoln, Cleveland, Grant, and a $50 bill, ending with a humorous exchange about chance encounters and blessings.
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Goodby
Grant
Lincoln
Cleveland
Srant
Reflections of a Bachelor in The New York Press
A fragmentary column from the New York Press mocks dating and marriage with quips about women and men. It notes that many act as a tonic while others resemble a mustard plaster and jokes about a man’s wealth and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Eyes Cured by Cutiura Ointment Claim
A 65 year old Virginia man recounts severe eye inflammation lasting years. After failed remedies and physician visits he used Cutiura Ointment for five weeks with strong improvement and says the eyes have been trouble free since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Halsey
Wilson
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Cutiura Remedies
Boston
Third Operation Prevented by Lydia E Pinkham's
A Chicago woman crediting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with avoiding a third operation. She suffered from inflammation and a small tumor after two doctors warned surgery was necessary. The testimonial urges other women to try the remedy to restore health and relieve feminine ailments.
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Chicago
Til
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alvena Sperling
Langdon Street
L. Pinkham
Irs
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Beth Sra
Jim
Penn
London Sturgeon
South Africa
Honning Spruit
Bullock
General Bullock
Num- Hern
Wiiter
Sosa Bonet
Ven
Plemae
Household Notes
Elaine
Podaie
Chicago News
Raney
Garth
Commainder Qneiss
Belknap
Bortin
Rogeto
Italy
Guare
Sobre
Lydia E.pinkham
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