My Wife at Crownlands in a Quiet Morning Promise
Richard Carter and Harriet Carter share a tender moment in a sunlit garden at Crownlands. He confesses his love, she affirms her enduring love, and they plan for a future together while their family dynamics unfold around them.
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Mr. Carter
Pilgrim
Ward
Nina
Harriet
Richard
Weo
Brillant
Crownlands
Haneen
Nine
Madame Carter
Nita
Siat
Dar
Barnet
Richerd
Harret
Richard Gliseed
Tlurrlet
Tve
Woalan
Amy
Xmna
Harnett
Exes
Pélgrhin
Harriet Land
Titehard
Ehuitet
Nin
Bruce Hopper
Lave Blandin
Royal
Tie
Ron
Tse
Xen
Tedd
Rivhara
Xina
Kielen
Mina
Expres
Warrier
Barriet
Warricr
Harriett
Ann
Mellie
Bottomley
Bruce
Brazil
Uharriet
Warriet
Warriel
Aden
Mollie
Horney
Michard
Itamiet
Trotter
Larriet
Irene
Tagab
Ninz
Arriet
Ant
Marriet
Biue
Richard Carter
Public Hanging Account Draws Editor's Ire
A young writer drafted a vivid public hanging scene at the county jail. The editor objected to the sensational tone, noting the large crowd and brisk start to the day, which suggested a grim event had begun with a swing.
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Mypher
Reprateiiy
That Intern Longing
Fragmentary lines express yearning and belief in fulfillment through forgiveness. The musings quote George MacDonsid on longing, in a reflective, literary tone about inner desires and absolution.
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Sing
George MacDonsid
Women Farmers on Easy Street in Western Canada
The piece highlights two young women in Western Canada breaking norms by running large family farms. It details Miss Hazlett and Mrs Blackburns journeys from hardship to prosperity, noting their 160 and 640 acre operations, dairy cattle, and independent farming success. It promotes Canaan West as a publication from a Canadian government agent.
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Jn Buns Jairts
Vimy Ridge
Muglett
Mary J. Tmlackhorn
Alberta
Hardisty
Can Wis
Clarkbarnk
Canada
Oak Lake District
Manitoba
Western Canada
Canaan West
Odd Cures for Rheumatism and Quack Remedies
A compact survey of folk beliefs and odd cures for rheumatism. It notes potato he remnants, chestnuts, hare forefeet in the porkel, mountain ash wood, and a 1742 recipe from The Compleat Housewife recommending Klaas nunpwerder mixed with milk and warmed. The piece highlights superstition as a common response to rheumatic complaints.
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Holtz
Midlands
England
Barrage From Washington About Resigning Refusal
A humorous vignette quotes Mr. Grompeen recalling asking a congressman to resign after an unwanted favor. The reply notes the congressman sent speeches by franking and the speaker now regrets making his existence known.
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Washington
Mr. Grompeen
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Piper
Kathleen
Norris
Irwin Myers
Yright
Wabtert
Wrather
Warries
Manele Dinter
Poeta
Gardner
Mae
Mrs. Gardiner
Mrs. Hopper
Santa Larbara
Western