Lincoln Era Courtship Tales at Rutledge Tavern
The narrative recounts Abraham Lincoln boarding at Rutledge tavern in New Salem where he courted Ann Rutledge and later Mary Todd. It notes McNeill McNamar’s secrecy, Ann's heartbreak, Lincoln’s sorrow, and the eventual union with Mary Todd amid social pressures and a public feud with James Shields over published letters.
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Washington Newsman Encounters Bleeding Stranger in Greensboro
Louig Brownlow, a Washington newspaper man, sits in a Greensboro drug store when a young colored man staggers in with a deep gash along his skull. The stranger, bleeding, says a friend struck him with a hatchet after a dispute about accidents that had befallen someone named Alm.
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Louig Brownlow
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Greensboro
Hrownlow
Face Transformed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs J Brookhaber of Moberly Missouri writes that a two year skin ailment described as tetter or eczema covered her face and neck. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment she reports cooling relief and discharge of matter with complete cure in a month.
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Moberly, Mo
Mra
J. Brookaher
Addreaa Poat
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Real Villain Tale Casts Treasurer in Theatrical Plot
In a Washington Star snippet a youth with black curly hair denies being the troupe's villain. He points to the company treasurer as the real culprit, claiming the man is already hundreds of miles westward on an errand that implicates the troupe’s finances.
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Washington Star
Costly Day Downtown Narration From A Maid
A maid recalls a costly day in town noting prices as she spends seven and earns four items including hats shoes and gloves. The dialogue captures everyday inflation and bargaining in a historical urban setting.
Fragmentary Old Essay Reflects on Nobel Ideas
A garbled passage muses about the Pekoa Prize and grand thoughts linked to Nobel ideals. It references doctors, disagreement, and a debate over bile and medicine, all captured in a fragmentary historical newspaper snippet.
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Nobel
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