Paulton's Prisoner.
Edith Mor timer runs from happiness when Guy Paulton, determined to marry, pursues a mock war plot with her in a village. She flees to the mountains but is courted by a bold proposal of marriage at a nearby church as the two play out love and war amid secret letters and an awkward duel of wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mortimer
Guy Paulton
Art- Pally
Paulton
Bowers
Alyne
Guy
Haba Hood
Haven
Baith
Faulton
Edith
Inca
Poith
Farhier
Guy. Paulton
Bonnet
Mann
Edith B
Dolly Spence
Sunboane
Slade
Edith Loftl
Gray
Pauker
Perbayis
Haith
Meyer
Miron
Larynx Compared to Wind and Violin In Speech
Chambers' Journal notes the larynx is not a simple instrument like a wind reed or violin. It produces both song and speech, and voice training can occur without deep knowledge of vocal physiology. Trainers teach how to adjust tension and position of cords and ligaments to shape speech and elocution.
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Chambers’ Journal
The Reward of Beauty and Harsh Talk
A fragment from a Chicago Record-Herald item features a man praising a girl while a woman remarks on pride and potential costs. The dialogue hints at societal judgments and a warning tone about passions and control.
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Chicago
Silk and Satin Fabrics Featured in New Stock Arrival
Retailers tout a vast stock from top importers featuring shadow stripe Messalines Herringbone Persians and a wide line of Silk Scarves. They highlight crepe de warp prints with satin stripes and claim strong purchasing power from cash sales to secure best market prices.
Black Silks In Pafetta and Poe
A fragment notes silk fabric descriptions likely from a textile listing or advertisement. It mentions De Soie yard wide and uses French terms, indicating a fabric catalog entry or sales note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pafetta
Poe
Soie
Poverty and Luxury Debate in Atlantic Essay
The excerpt contrasts poverty and luxury as twin societal diseases in industrial America. It cites J.T. Lincoln in Atlantic, arguing poverty is not native to American soil and tied to undeveloped land, while socialists offer an ineffectual remedy. The piece closes with a light aside about a country visit and a parrot’s death.
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United States
The
Union
J.T. Lincoln
Atlantic
The Mighty Power of Mico Na Stomach Tonic
An advertisement touts Mi o na as a perfect stomach tonic that cures dyspepsia in twenty four hours and treats vomiting pregnancy sea and car sickness and post indulgence stomach sickness. It promises relief by strengthening the stomach walls and claims constipation will vanish after a course. It cites a New York corporation president endorsing the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Pease & Co
New York
Fairbury Resident Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills
Fairbury citizen Jack Fulton reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain caused by a cold. He bought them at Vine Pease's drug store and says about three quarters of the box cured his symptoms with no further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Bick
Dean
Jack Fulton
Pairbury
Nebr
Vine Pease’s
Doan
Mi o na tablets praised by dyspepsia sufferer in letter
A New York City reader writes that Mi o na tablets cured long standing dyspepsia and gas tritis after two years of struggling with physician prescribed remedies. The letter extols Mi o na as economical and effective with a 50 cent box, urging others with digestive troubles to try it.
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Herbert
AL ‘Paylor
West 143
New York
Pease &Co
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Ww. F. Bryan
Associated Literary Press
Horace
Nmicdonnells
Skitners
Henderson
Skinners Latin
McDonnells
Fairbury, Neb
Patrice
Price
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Harbine Bank
the News Printery
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