Wasted Treasure in a Quiet Lover's Dilemma
A verse lamenting unrequited affection and the squandered beauty of a admired maiden. The speaker muses on gaze and admiration, describing Love as a hidden mine beneath the ground, while the beloved remains unaware and unmoved. Attributed to U. B. Gwyn.
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Luncensius
God of Love
Household Cookery From Outdated Columns
A fragmented 19th century recipe page features Rice Gems with egg yolks milk salt sugar flour and rice. Lemon Catsup detailing lemon rind juice salt mustard pepper turmeric cloves mace cayenne and days of stirring. and Jugged Pigeons describing seasoned forcemeat stuffing for pigeons boiled then baked with herbs, wine, and spinach serving gravy.
Odd Snippets and Jokes From Nearby Papers
A collage of humorous and curious clippings from various papers. A cyclist jokes about airless tires while a boy promises to tell if paid, and a Manchester girl avoids danger with candle wick oil cure. An old man boasts dowries for daughters amid sly marriage talk and a quip about Grover Cleveland’s weariness at politics.
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Willie
Indianapolis Journal
Manchester
Weekly Telegraph
Mary
Bet
Eiza
Laporte
Grover
Reaping the Harvest in a Western North Carolina Tale
In Walter Lee Wombile's Harvest of Wild Oats a confrontation unfolds aboard the White Wings. Dondegon learns Haswell killed Haswell’s own daughter and faces a grim verdict as the condemned man is escorted from the room. Caravan notes Haswell’s dangerous restraint failed, leading to a ten year penitentiary sentence and a desolate reaction.
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Dondegon
Caravan
Happy At Last Chapter XVII ends tale of Rose and Caravan
Five years after Hugh Caravan is jailed and Rose Haswell dies, while Malene Mason forgives and reunites with Charlie Ivey. Caravan encounters Redmond the moonshiner, is nearly killed, and discovers Rose’s grave on Sunrise Peak. Malene reveals she survived, and Rose forgives Caravan before a hopeful reunion ends the saga.
Grave on Sunrise Peak Chapter Sees Hugh Caravan Pardoned
Hugh Caravan is pardoned and released from prison, returning to society broken in spirit and destitute. Once handsome, his ambitions are crushed and a single remaining desire consumes him as he reenters the world with little hope or prospects.
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Hugh
Hugh Caravan
Island Home
Rosebud Cottage and a Brother's Redemption
Car avan regains his senses in a room that feels familiar and learns he is at Rosebud Cottage, the home of his wife. Malone reveals he is alive and vows to help him redeem the past, while Car avan recalls Edmond's plot and the grave on the peak, questioning why he should live.
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Malone
Rosebud Cottage
A'L. Edmond
Redmond
Nob
Rose
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted by Cheney & Co
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications the disease is in the blood and internal remedies are required. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by leading physicians as a regular prescription. The formula blends tonics with blood purifiers to produce cures. Send for testimonials free. Sold by druggists for 76 cents.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
A Wedding In High Life
A simple avenue wedding draws attention from rich brides rich groom and elite guests including a governor and senator. Newsboys and bootblacks discuss the event with pride while a Sunday school class backs the groom. A hospital scene shows two girls smiling through pain as the couple starts a new life.
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Society
Resolutions of Respect for J W Gardner of Saukston Alliance
Resolutions note the August 14 death of J W Gardner at age 46 47 in Saukston Alliance No 651 a charter member who served as president for three terms and trade agent for years He leaves a wife nine children and many relatives He had not joined a church but expressed readiness to die and his death prompts mourning and admonitions to be ready The group adopts four resolutions urges mourning badges for 30 days and directs copies to local papers and the deceased family
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Haswell
Dondegon
Rose
Caravan
Cedar Keys
Bar of Justice
Malone Mason
R Se Haswell
Malene
Isane
Clankton
Malone
Gentle
Rose Haswell
Sunrise Peak
Redmond
Redmord
J. W. Gardner
Saukston Alliance
Christ
Ssulston
Gardener
Goldsboro
Progressive Farmer
Lives of Poor Men and Honest Toil Suppressed by Unpaid Debts
A brief plea from Beer Appeal lamenting unpaid sustenance and rising poverty. It warns that harsh winters will reveal the patches of worn clothing and urges readers to send in their mite to prevent further hardship.
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Ma Ost
Suveribers
Kentucky orator on reforming drunkards and a hotel bed prank
A Kentucky orator quips about reforming drunkards while recounting a humorous club night tale. Two friends, Jones and Smith, get drunk, avoid lighting gas, share a hotel room, and debate who was kicked out, revealing a playful misfire about who slept where.
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Colonel Bain
Smith
Jones
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