The Striking of a Thief and a Mother’s Guilt
La Bretonne, disturbed by a past abortion, seizes playthings for a child she has killed, then is stopped by a gendarme near Langres. She pleads with a priestly aid, leads to a hidden path, and confronts the bundle of new child’s belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Bretonne
Stinet
St. Catherine's Fair
Angel
St. Catherine
Biew
Mamma
Tormor
la Bretone
An Berive
Mercer's Shop
la Brownie
Maison Centrale
Paris
la Bretonnne
Langre
Li Plovrette
la Fleuriette
Catherine
Langres
Thuriet
The Bretonne Woman Freed from Prison In Desperate Night
A former inmate called La Bretonne, released after six years, wanders in November seeking shelter. She meets a rural peasant woman who offers food, a bed, and warmth, sharing stories of hardship and care in a quiet, tense encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine's
We Aaberive
la Bretonne
Aubergiste
la Bretoune
Conus
Leaygne
Heat Attaehiment for Meyelom Open Air Use
An item notes a heat attachment for a Meyelom rope or device derived from wool intended for children. It describes rapid motion in open air and a safety approach to keep a child from falling while rider and carriage prevent wheels from tipping. No clear device name or date provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew York Telegram
Olive Oil Making in Tuscany Aged Press and Bagnolo Baskets
The piece describes Tuscan olive harvest labor with ladders and bright clothing. Workers use crescent shaped bagnolo baskets to collect first quality olives and women gather fallen fruit for second quality oil. A stone basin presses olives with a windlass and ox driven mill, yielding oil and water alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscany
Italy
Tim
Rae
Philadelpic Times
Process for Mabng Tiny Heretofore it hae Lown tipedble
A garbled 19th century description outlines steps to treat metal plates with acid and cleaning liquids. It mentions removing scales, passing weak electric current, using bath water and drying in heat, then a molten bath for finishing. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Tien
Remarkable Pancras James Johnston Dies at Home
James Johnston, who broke his back last summer when thrown from a hand car on the Beech Creek railroad, died Saturday at his home near Kyler's mill. His burial by township overseers of the poor occurred despite a perilous, bridge-wide trek to his isolated house. The event drew notice for its unusual and hazardous funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pancras
James Johnston
Beech Creek
Kyler
Philadelphia
Mail Delivery Schedule for Carthage and Nearby Posts
Eastern mail from Carthage arrives at 2 38 p m The Eastern mail closes at 2 38 p m Southern mail via Nogal Ft Brantes Lincoln and Roswell reaches 3 3 p m The Southern mail for ame polate departs immediately after the Eastern rail arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Nogal
Ft. Brantes
Lincoln
Roswell
Ame Polate
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Anil
J. Coster
New York
Tom
Hulind bin
Linn
Vousu
Loa Bretonne
Agberiver
Maio Centrale
Maison Centri
Mimry
Lav Brotouno
Gachette
Lee
Tiyall
Nim
Cochin China
Berlin Anthropological Society
Ternate
New Guinea
Goelvink Bay
O. W. Holmes Saga
Atlantic Monthly
Dimae
Dr. Priestley
London
Washington
Popular Science Monthly
Rome
Leia
Eether
Joba
Cain
Donenad
Hin
Cor
Boston Globe
Seoul
Dreawal
Tavntioned
Huntington Journal
Thorne Sulia
St. Louis Republic
United States
Annie R. Chittenden
Oxceula Haw
Denmark
University Budge Theron
Catania
Montaina
Stremus
Java
Official Paper of
the County
East
Ross & Raible
Daily Mails
Ouun Directory
Owl Abe” Co
Ol Avs Co
Old Abe Co
Hawir
Waves
B. Perovsson
Scientific American Agency For
Ahi
Scientific American
Mt BF
Wale
Raat Office
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