Long Ago College Revels and a Fateful Drowning
A reminiscence from Van Wert 1879 recalls a college prank at Old Chess Greek room led to a boy being ostracized for two years. The tale ends with the informer’s fate revealed and the drowned classmate John Grey later memorialized in Memphis.
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When there's a will there's a way in Cedar Creek
A family dialogue contrasts belief in effort with luck as Jim, Belle, and Bob argue over willpower and finding a way. They discuss Dorothea Dix, Beethoven, Benjamin Franklin, and living by purpose rather than fame, while planning small deeds to aid neighbors and catalog books.
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Novel Blyth Auction Sells Halleluiah Idols
An auction in Blyth England offered a large collection named Halleluian Idols. The sale included poultry Canaries parrots bird cages dress rings meerschaum pipes and various dress ornaments once surrendered by rites during Hallelujah Lasses meetings.
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England
Poem Fragment About a Changing Love
A fragmentary verse recalls a speaker reflecting on a beloved woman whose hair and eyes are praised then contrasts love’s endurance with time and a shift in affection. The tone wanders from mythic admiration to a resigned, casual conclusion.
Bee in a Man's Ear Case Reported in York
A bee burrowed into David Liebenknecht's ear in Lower Windsor County. Repeated attempts to remove it failed until smoking a cigar and forcing the smoke down the throat through the nose pushed the insect out via the eustachian tubes. The method proved simple and effective.
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Lower Windsor Coenen
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