Easter Etchings and the Bonnet Mystery
Easter scenes unfold with a bonnet mix up and a church visit. A weary poor woman steals a moment amid lilies and a pew mix up while a man frets over a costly bonnet and social vanity. The tale contrasts hardship and holiday gaiety through intimate vignettes of parish life.
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Plankville Bugle Editor Warns Reporter Over Mention
An editor scolds a new reporter for failing to name the proprietor of the vet ceed restaurant described as genial boniface. The editor warns of legal action while cheekily deflecting to Plonkvills. Easter cards advertised in Indianapolis Journal for nine dollars.
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Plankville Bugle
SHORT STORY WRITERS SPECIAL GIFTS OF MANY BRIGHT
Special Gifts of Many Bright discusses the rise of American short stories from early fame via Irving and Poe to 19th century success. It highlights Poe, Hawthorne, Bret Harte, and numerous women writers, noting the genre as a distinctly American specialty with strong prose and diverse voices. The piece stresses the commercial drive behind late 19th century fiction and praises English and French reception.
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New York
Washington Irving
Fenimore Cooper
Europe
Great Britain
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London
Murray
Rip van Winkile
Sleepy Hollow
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House of Usher
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M. Valdemar
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Poe
Hawthorne
Bret Harte
Overland
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Roaring Camp
Poker Flat
Tennessee
Pardner
M'liss
Julian Hawthorne
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Edward Eggleston
Edward Everett Hale
Edgar Fawesti
Brander Matthews
Charles B. Lewis
John Hay
Thomas Nelson Page
Owen Wistar
George W. Cabie
Thomas A. Janvier
Richard Harfing Davia
Walcott Balestier
Joel Chandler Harris
Fred Stimson
Maurice Thompson
Mary Wilkins
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Orst
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Jo- Hen Gordon
W. Crnger
Barton Harrivan
Mary Mapes Dodge
Kate D. Wiggin
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
Lonnte Imogen Guiney
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Julius Hexel
Health and Wealth Weigh in Easter Reflections and Remedies
An essay on health as the true riches and the value of well being, followed by a promotional testimonial series for the World Medical Institute at 631 Quincy Street Topeka. Readers are urged to seek free examinations and consider their treatments for digestive and nervous ailments with patient endorsements from multiple Kansas residents.
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World Medical Institute Healing Catarrh Patients
Wm Ackley of 1906 Harrison Street Topeka reports severe catarrh of the head and systemwide symptoms that improved after treatment by World Medical Institute doctors at 681 Quincy Street. Mrs J S Jordoo of Wakarusa Shawnee County says her head and throat catarrh extended into bronchial tubes but disappeared after treatment from the same institute. They claim honest expert specialization and substantial relief beyond expectations.
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Harrison Street
Topeka
World Medical Institute
Quincy Street
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J. S Jordoo
Wakarusa
Shawnee County
Kansas
World Medics Institute
Quincey Street
World’s Medical Institute Ad In Topeka Listing
Specialties Catarrh Asthma Bronchitis Rheumatism Consumption Nervous chronic and special diseases. Taps Worms removed head and all or no pay Epilepsy Paralysis Kidney Liver and bladder troubles Blood and skin diseases and all diseases of women and children. Office hours from 9 a m to 5 30 p m Sundays 9 a m to 2 p m Kansas City office Corner Missouri Avenue and Main Street.
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Missouri Avenue
Main Street
Uncle's Box Unveils a Twisted Family Secret
In a Wildcliff Hall tale a nephew discovers a cork box hidden with a severed hand that writes a demand to seek a lost love. The narrator learns of Agnes Elston, her poverty, and how love grows with time as a life built on past betrayals unfolds.
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Horace
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Wildcliff
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Agnes
Anaraustine
Ife
Agnes Elston
Ben T
Estimating the Visible Quantity of a Ball Dress
Chicago Record notes a sister parading in a new gown as bystanders guess the dress cost. Assuming material costs 15.3 dollars per yard, an estimated total is about 69 cents.
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Jumbled quips and banter from early 20th century papers
A collage of brief humor and social quips from various newspapers. Bits include a Rockland Maine Trib une remark on Egyptians and busyness, a Chicago Tribune High Art sketch about a preacher, a New York World cartoon caption about a ceiling, a Texas Siftings exchange about compliments, and a New York Weekly gag about a sick elder and winter.
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New York
The Way We Speak In The Next World
Fragmentary verselike lines discuss accounting for every word spoken after death and a happiness in the hereafter. The Boston Transcript quotation frames a contemplative view on speech and the eternal realm.
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Boston Transcript
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