Beauty and the Beast in Fairwater tale of love
Minnie Stokes, Henry Wood, and Rudolph Slaines drive a tableau tale from childhood to priesthood. Minnie’s choice of true beauty over wealth leads Henry, once deformed, to spiritual greatness as Minnie becomes his devoted wife. The town watchs, learns, and aging pastor dies loved and honored.
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Mrs. Lovejoy
Binnie
Lou
Clara
Merry
Beauty and the Beast
Beauty
Minnie Stokes
Beast
Henry Woods
Minnie
Kenry
Henry
Caliban
Ned
Illes Sping
Fairwater
Godfrey Wood
Wheelfush
Hlim
Inez
Mia
Clara Lovejoy
Deauty
Henry Wood
Fall Water
Ifler Saltor
Rudolph Slaines
Jane
London
Rudolph Maines
Tims
Mundolph
Rudolph Haines
Mr. Stoke
Neary
Mignle
Rudolph
Halnes
Mother
Teuderly
Minuto
What Are Orphan Asylums For In Baltimore
Adam Saltz challenged the German orphan asylum authorities in Baltimore arguing the institution should admit him despite vows keeping him from its privileges. Saltz, aged 60, is described as an orphan by birth and identity, prompting a debate over the asylum’s purpose and eligibility rules.
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Adam Saltz
Baltimore
Anniversary Remark Sparks Witty Quip
A husband praises his twenty five year marriage saying neither has spoken unkindly to the other. The witty doctor replies with a sharp quip about their past conversations, lightening the small celebratory circle.
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Dr. M
American Authors Deserve Economic Support and Opportunity
A critique argues American writers toil on salaries while their genius feeds newspapers and lectures. It calls for guaranteed copyright returns, new markets, and domestic and global authorship protections to let writers live by their work and elevate national literature. The piece blames policy for stalling literary achievement and urges government action to place authors on equal footing with others.
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Alleck
Bryant
George William Curtis
Broddard
Stedman
Walletroet
Taylor
Goethe
Moses Colt Tyler
Ann Arbor
Uawthorne
America
Everson
Charles Meade
Justice and fair chance for labor in its country
A fragmented passage argues for justice and a fair chance to win for labor that sustains the nation. It reflects on recognition due to productive work and cultural value, appealing for consideration beyond borders.
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Este
Grand Hotel Grande to Rise as World’s Largest in St Louis
Plans call for a 2000 room hotel on Daniel Garrison’s old homestead at Grand and Page, covering about four acres. The Hotel Grande would stretch 400 feet on Page and 500 feet on Grand, with a 160 by 250 foot interior court, fountains, conservatory, and a grand Page entrance, aiming to open by September 1, 1877, if preparations proceed.
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St. Louis
Bunton
Daniel R. Garrison
Grand and
Page Avenues
Grand Avenue
San Francisco
Paris
Sharon & Raleton's
Pave Avenue
Blacksmith Shop Tale Highlights Bold Foot Heat
A Vicksburg man recounts a sharp tale about a Louisiana Blackfoot contestant who steps on red hot iron after selling a horseshoe. He leaps over the anvil and yells in pain, claiming he has stood on hot iron for a long spell.
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Vicksburg
Lost a Breast Pin in Street Exchange
A passerby woman paused near the pan office with a man nearby. The elderly man asked if she had lost anything and she replied a breast pin. He quipped that he never loses a breast pin himself, then walked on with sympathetic tone.
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Pan
Iler
Aha
Dalton priest shock as girl suffers sudden fit in church
A Dalton Georgia incident reports a young girl described as backless and wearing breeches causing a disturbance in a church. The priest fell to his knees as the girl allegedly reacted with a sudden rebone and a convulsive cry following her seating. The readable text is fragmentary and unclear about exact identities or outcomes.
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Dalton
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