Thearle and Evelyn Bolce Run Risky Family Plot
Lawyer William Ashe escorts Gregory Thearle to Dayton to meet Evelyn Boice a gentle art student. Evelyn reveals her wealth by returning collateral and exposing the plot while choosing love over money. Rodney and Evelyn’s bond withstands pressure, ending in mutual affection.
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W. G Chapmani
Gregory ‘Thearle
Barry
Mr. Thearle
William Avke
Thearle
Mr. Thearne
Rodney
Dayton
Evelyn Boice
Mrs. Ashe
Miss Boice
Sfiss Boles
Gregory ‘Thearre
Miss Bake
Ashe
Mr. Ashe
Tom
William Ashe
Gregory Thearle
Evelyn Bolce
Evelyn
Dreaming of Wisdom and Freedom in a Cave Woman Era
A reflective piece contrasts a cave woman’s dream of freedom, love, and healing herbs with enduring limits on women’s mobility and roles. It cites Rebecca West on adornment’s cost and Goethe’s time, noting science’s rise drives specialization and narrows poetic insight, per Atlantic Monthly.
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Rebecca West
New Republic
Goethe
Dante
Darwin
Atlantic Monthly
Old Doctor Debates Diagnosis of St Vitus Dance
A terse exchange between physicians questions a patient’s twitching movements and bars due to dodging an auto, with one doctor denying that the condition is St Vitus dance. The fragment hints at a dispute over diagnosis.
Skinner’s Wealth Shifts Tim Eccentric Yet Polite
The report notes Skinner’s fortune altered his demeanor, making him slightly friendlier while preserving a sharp edge. Once impolite and sarcastic, he now shows cautious restraint, though critics say the changes are subtle and inconsistent.
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Skinner
Tim
Too Economical Why did she break the e with Tom
A humorous note asks why she ended a relationship after she urged thrift. He responded by giving an imitation diamond, highlighting the irony of frugality baiting a break. The exchange references caution in gifts and perceptions of value in a partnership.
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Tom
Lady of the House Comedic Exchange
In a playful exchange a mistress reminds a new maid of breakfast at seven. The applicant promises to wake early if needed, adding a light domestic scene.
Inheritance Claims Contrast with Wayne-Dinkly's Worth
Wayne-Dinkly asserts a ten thousand dollar value, while Payne-Well contends the inheritance is real yet the overall worth is negligible. The dispute centers on perceived wealth versus actual net value and credibility of the totaling figures.
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Wayne—Dinkly
Payne
Soil for Dry Farming and Soil Depth Needs
The article argues deep sandy or silt loam soil five to six feet deep is best for dry farming, absorbing moisture and forming a rich seed bed. It warns shallow soils and gravelly subsoils fail to sustain capillarity, stressing four key practices: deep plowing, careful subsoiling, proper disked seedbeds, and sub-surface packing to maintain porosity and promote moisture movement.
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W. E. Taylor
Denver
Winter Care of Farm Horse and Incubators
Instructions urge quick drying of wet horses with a scraper or hoop, blankets, and rubbing to dry parts. If the stable is cold add a second blanket. Incubators should be prepared now with lamps lit and fresh wicks. Run 36 to 48 hours to test thermostats and start early hatch as soon as possible.
Safety First With Bulls and Winter Poultry Feed
Safety note warns of injuries from bulls, urging caution and quick action to avoid harm. The piece then extols excellent winter poultry feed using cabbage tops and less salable heads sunk in fields for protection and chicken feed. It discusses buying pure bred mares or best possible stock and trading toward Clover to improve feed quality for dairies.
Washington correspondents life and humor lessons
A Washington reporting veteran James D Preston’s son unearthed an address with anecdotes on newspaper work. He recalls 1870s satire on a secretary of state, editors, and Bennett of the Herald, plus stories about Evarts and the era’s journalistic tricks and myths.
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Senate
Washington
James D. Preston
Herbert A. Preston
New York Herald
Sen Af Preston
Preston
Georgetown University
Fay
Hamilton Fish
General Grant
Jere Black
James Buchanan
Bennett
The
Herald
Buchanan
Black
Mr. Black
New York
A. B
C. D
E. F
Broadway
New York Eagle
United States
Lincoln
Evarts
Edmunds
Senator Evarts
Warmmaker
America
Vermont
Interesting Information From Global Trade And Local Tales
A survey highlights Spain as a major olive oil producer while Vancouver Island could supply one billion feet of merchantable timber yearly for a century. Platinum, silver, wool, leather goods and other commodities are noted, along with Mrs Lydia Botkin celebrating her 101st birthday in Homer Illinois and recalling a century of progress.
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Spain
Vancouver Island
Russia
Colombia
United States
Lydia Botkin
Homer
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Golden Heart
Pontius
Jerusalem
IM Preston
Senate Press
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