Ring on Her Finger After Lonely Aunt’s Ride
Betty confronts Bob Standish about trust and rumors from Mrs. Malvern. He explains his plan to support an elderly friend, then proposes a modest future together and a ring after they visit an aged women’s home funded by Helen P. Curtis. They share a quiet, tense drive before arriving at the charity house.
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Rondeal's
Cally
Dearis
Reverseg
Odda
Abe
Helen P. Curtis
Betty
Bob
McClure
New Inventions Spark Waves Of Domestic Alarm Clocks
The article notes a flood of inventors ideas from alarm clocks that utter scolding phrases at wakeup to submarines carried by a novel pouch system. It compares wartime and peacetime needs, highlighting a clock set for 6:30 and the grain of progress in modern labor-saving devices.
Survivor Curley recalls Custer battle details at Planters Hotel
Fifty-sixer Curley the Crow, famed Bioux scout now in his seventies, recounts the Little Bighorn fight of June 24, 1876. He describes the siege, Reno’s refusal, Rain-In-The-Face, and his role keeping Custer’s head as the general fell, while a battle scene is misrepresented in a lithograph.
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St Louis
Curley
Curley the
Planters
Little Bis Horn
Custer
Bloody Knife
Batte
Bionx
Sitting Bull
Cunter
Colonel Reno
Captain Bentine
Reno
Takes Pews for Cheese Bill
For an unpaid cheese bill the court ordered seizure of two church pews. Executors failed to cover the judgment with the defendant’s goods. Pews valued at 500 dollars were attached by sheriff’s officers at 190 Ferry Street Jackson.
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Newark
M. J
John Kirchman
Ubat
Kaiglman
Annagogue
Sherff
oMcers
Forest for His Birds Protects Dulaney’s Bristol Reserve
Benjamin L Dulaney owns a 160 acre forest in Bristol Tennessee where he studies and protects songbirds. He believes the chestnut tree decline stems from neglecting woodpeckers which control borers and other pests. Dulaney promotes keeping the forest wild, teaching local boys to befriend birds, and notes up to thirty five nests in his yard.
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Bristol
Tenn
Henjamin L Delaney
Kaiser’s Nephew in Debt Linked to German Prince Waldemar
Geneva confirms a Strassburg student debt of about 100000 tied to Prince Waldemar, eldest son of Prince Henry and Kaiser’s brother, around age twenty four. Denver arrest report notes Dorothy Funke blocked traffic, six weeks married, with Mrs Burke’s skirt slitted as crowd halted flow until police intervention.
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Geneva
Prince Waldemar
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Kaiser
Denever
Cole
Dorothy Funke
Barry
Trafic
Burke
Princess Olga to Marry Prince Morita of Schaumburg
Vienna reports Princess Olga third daughter of the Duke of Cumberland will wed Prince Morita of Schaumburg Lipps. Olga is sister to Prince Ernst who married Princess Victoria Luise, daughter of Emperor Wilhelm II.
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Duke of Cumberland
Prince Morits of
Schaumburg Lippe
Berlin
Germany
Olga
Morita
Schaumburg-Lipps
Vienna
Slater
Ernst
Victoria
Lule
William
Anne of Hesse
Princses
el Cumberland
Vienne Aa
Isadora Duncan Recounts Premonition Before Tragic Paris Accident
The dancer Isadora Duncan recalls a foreboding before the death of her children in Paris. She describes dreams and vatic visions during Russia tour and a chilling sense of fate as a motor car toppled into the Seine.
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Paris
Isadora Duncan
Lancer
Two Contin
Russia
Chopin
Miss Duncan
Abe
Seine
The Value of Work and Interest in Others
The article argues that diligent work aids longevity and well being while worry harms. It urges cultivating interest in others and helping those around you, noting that attentiveness to others prevents listlessness and contributes to a longer, happier life.
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Douth
Inife
Bedtime muse inspired world famous works
The article notes that many eminent writers and composers created major works in bed. It cites Longfellow drafting The Wreck of the Hesperus after a sleepless night, Wordsworth composing lines after walking, and Rossini finishing at least one opera in bed, per Manchester Evening News.
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Longfellow
Wordsworth
Manchester Evening News
Real Gratitude Prompted by Grieving Plea
A poor tramp accused of stealing a watch receives a passionate defense from a young lawyer. The jury convicts, but the tramp, moved to tears, offers the watch as thanks, declaring the plea the grandest he has heard. The tale ends with gratitude from a humbled defendant.
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Blaine
Aince
Pittaburgh Chronicle
Underground New York Becomes Aware Of Hidden Transit Network
A fragmented report notes an underground population and a system of wifi backed by a large crew operating within the city. The text hints at a panel of Parsons to Bow Vert and a beeke ay of minus erable proportions but lacks clear facts.
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New York
Parsons
Bow
Om Syeteme
Wibwaye
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Big University
London
Strassburg University
General Miles
Custer Battie
Rushville, Neb
Rushville
Neb
Nelson A Miles
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Milwauke
Miles
General King
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