Vandine's Vengeance at the Aspohegan Mill
Sandy MacPherson, a new mill hand, saves Stevie Vandine from a deadly plunge on the upper slides at the Aspohegan mill. Vandine, driven by vengeance before, witnesses a heroic act that shatters his grudges and ends in a vow to reconcile with MacPherson and Sarah Vandine, Stevie's mother.
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Sandy MacWherson
Tooce
Aspohegan
Lily Vandine
Vandiné
Vandyne
Sandy LeoPherson
Sven
Saul MacPherson
Mwittty
Sarah
Dingrace
Vaudine
Lana
Fitehing
Minolta
Vandine
Provinee
Aupohegan Mille
Orat Be
MacPherson
Vandings
Sandy MacPheraon
Kennewe
Maine
Rewllandlol
Vondine
Hind Welt
Dana
Hur Oman
Ghaneing
Abe
Rasphegan Millatt
Sandy MacPherson
Pen Hin
Stevie
Callade
ManPherson
Ike
Annandine
Btevio
Walt
Hana
Vantin
Stevin
Hhim
Uerald
Hare
Voine
Sue Vandine
Sandy
Sarah Vandine
Rapohegan
Wheeler
Val
Sarai
Bundy
Lise Vandine
Te Wan
Sandy Mae
Niger
Ray
MrePherson
Church Closed Again After Union Meeting Tragedy
An old stage driver recalls a crossroads church once open to all denominations but plagued by bad luck. A pastor’s drunken misconduct and a string of misfortunes led to the church’s closure, with the congregation scattering after a troubled communion Sunday and the pastor’s resignation.
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Smith
Livaliy
East Side Weathered Market in Rainy Wall Street Panic
A New York Observer snippet depicts a damp Saturday pushcart scene with rain soaked fruit and ruined merchandise. Vendors huddle under doorways and roofs while passersby hesitate, highlighting the hardship of small sellers during economic distress.
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West Side
Wall Street
Nursing in the Sick Room by GW Putnam’s Sons NY
A New York publication titled Nursing in the Sick Room from GW Putnam’s Sons is urged as a treasured possession for every nurse. The text stresses the nurse’s vital role amid progress in care and lifelong knowledge, recommending purchase of a copy.
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Gw, Putnam's Sons
New York
Betty
Bury St. Edmunds Praised as Model English Town
London Country Life hails Bury St Edmunds as a quintessential English and agricultural town. It extols its freedom from noise, smoke, and turmoil seen in great manufacturing cities, calling it a delightful place to be.
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Bury St Kamounds
London
Great Britain
Rosalind at Red Gate romance mystery novel preview
A romance with mystery from Bobba Merrill Co Indianapolis presents Rosalind at Red Gate. The tale blends old love story plots with suspenseful situations designed to keep readers eager from opening to closing chapter. It promises an engaging, intriguing read.
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Rosalind
Red Gate
Bobba- Merrill Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Reverence in Youth and Life’s Quiet Powers
A reflection on reverence as life’s chief joy and power, embracing what is pure and bright in youth, truth in others, gracious living, and enduring reverence for the marvelous powers that never die, attributed to John Rusicio.
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John Rusicio
Painters of the Renaissance by Bernhard Berenson
G W Putnam's Sons in New York has issued The North Indian Painters of the Renaissance a scholarly study with sketches and portraits. The volume surveys great Renaissance painters and should attract scholars and art lovers eager for a refined assessment.
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Bernhard Berenson
G. W. Putnam's Sons
New York
Done Day’s Things Well
A compact quotation from George MacDonald praising present effort as best preparation for the future. The line emphasizes diligence in the here and now as guiding duty.
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George Macdonald
Cider the National Drink in Rouen Taverns
Travelers in Rouen and nearby villages widely drink cider as a universal beverage. The piece notes cider's low quality and mentions a list of places and people connected to Normandy while hinting at a patriotic play titled The Continental Captain.
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Rouen
Louis de Drees
Grad Aunravbal
Normandy
Inia Kuve
Hafohd Merion
Lawpfiard Patilinbied
Tate Ron
Lae & Shipyard Gr. Donot
Joenin
Millehe
Tideton
Fragmented OCR Nonsense About Food Phrases and Names
A mangled OCR passage names a Genial bowl and references soup, parents, and various unclear figures. It strings together odd phrases about education, marriage, and civil duties without coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
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Charles G. D. Roberts
Joseph B. Bowles
Salt Lake City, Utah
Lanthsrech
Hiemriihlig
Nareerteas Hoover
Ula
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