Will Weed’s Fall and Rescue of Lottie Weed
Will Weed, a married man, overruns his evenings with drink and neglects his wife Lottie. After a midnight intoxicated stumble, he is bound by a robber who plans to rob Lottie. A remorseful Will begs help, a kind stranger frees him, and the crime is thwarted as police intervene. Will’s recovery includes quitting drinking and rebuilding his home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Lottie Hunter
Lottie Weed
Lottie
Will Weed
Europe
Mr. Weed
Brown
Smith
Thompkins
Rascal
Mister
Perlice
Pete
Tippling
United States
Tenth Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Jackson—Dean Sin
J. Il. Kennalrd
Eigidi
Coates Street
Este Vo
J. W. Buspney
California
Tom
The Great Natural Healer Cures Diseases Without Medicines
UTI APELACTER presents as the greatest natural healer of the age with a method of one to seven treatments using a peculiar natural power. He claims twenty-five years of experience since age nine and universal acknowledgment of his healing abilities.
None Need Despair Dr Warrison Cure Claims
An advertisement extols Dr Warrison as a natural healer using physical laws to cure many diseases. It asserts rapid relief from dyspepsia liver and kidney issues, rheumatism neuralgia and other ailments with no instruments or harsh methods, promising lasting health after a brief session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrison
Morrison
Uarrison
Inflammatory Rheumatism Praises Doctor Harrison
A Cincinnati origin letter from a Fort Wayne resident praises Dr Harrison for curing inflammatory rheumatism after fourteen years. The writer, J Gates, defends the doctor against accusations of quackery, recounting his successful treatment performed in 1550.
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Harrison
Cincinnati
Fort Wayne
Harmison
Democrat
J. Gates
I Have a Garden Gate Sanctioning Friendship and Love
A speaker declares a personal refuge from temptation and public life by shutting the garden gate. They seek springtime joys, nature, and companionship without envy or frills, inviting friendship and love while keeping worldly strife at bay.
Henry Clay’s Rise and the Jackson-Van Buren Rift
A compact sketch of Henry Clay born in 1777 Virginia to a poor minister and rising via Richmond field schooling to a law career in Kentucky. He becomes a powerful Speaker and statesman, angling for the presidency against Andrew Jackson, with Jackson thwarting him and Adams appointing Clay Secretary of State after 1825. He dies in Washington in 1852 at age 75.
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Henry Clay
Andrew Johnson
Mr. Clay
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Virginia
John Clay
Jefferson
Madison
Episcopal Church
Henry
Richmond
Union
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Virginia Court of Chancery
Chancelor Wythe
Patrick Henry
Chatham
Burke
Fox
Sheridan
Pitt
Commonwealth
Nature
Clay
Thas
Saamekne
Town
Lexington
Col
Thomas Hart
Flere
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Florida
General Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Adams
Mr. Adams
Martin van Buren
Congress
Omens and a German Gentleman Laugh at Fearful Signs
An elderly Germanized gentleman recalls a tale of omens and a howling dog. He reads his newspaper as his wife predicts misfortune and he notices a bright moon and a dog’s howling all night. The next morning a Philadelphia man dies, per the paper.
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Fritz
Philadelphia
Dream to Rats and other curious notes in an 19th century column
A Paris sewer rat control method using glass insulated wires and meat lures reportedly killed 1,473 rats in one night. The page also recounts a wobbling social quip about California riches, a legal hypothetical on liability for a cow and a skiff, and mentions the Grant Colfax ticket drawing enthusiasm in Oregon.
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France
Paris
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van Wert
J. H.foster,— Bee
P. DePuy
J. J. Moox
Depuy & Moon
Ttorneys
Orrice—MecCurdy
B.f.cessna
Hertz
Foot Bridge
WM. Smith
Ovrice—McCardy
J. K. Scott & Co
WM. N. Longsworthi
A. N. Krout
Longsworth & Krout
Hysicians & Surgeons
Ovvrice
Brewer's
S.C. Ayers
M. D. Ret Eyre
Earsurgeon
Fr. Wayne
Main
Calhoun
DR. Walters
Entist
J. McCaurdy
Scott & Conn
R. B. Endell
LAW
Pension An
Meardy’s Block
van Wert C
I. Nerree
A‘torney
LAW Mssion
McCaridy
Mack van Wert
James M. Barr
Ohio
Nobile & Baker's
Sly
W.W. J. Beeks
Bonowicz & Juba’s
Olive
James L. Price
Ark
McCurdy
Brock, Uy Stairs
W. J. Vance
Vance & Barnd
Gradolph Bloch
Tobuo
George Strother
Boying
Sei Eng
J.B. Brodnia
Guyaca
I. S. Hartsock
Heet & Awn
H. C. Glenn
Way Wear
Freonca's Hotel
European Pier
City Mall
Frankfort Street
New York
Parker's
Hanners
Cphlio
First National Bank OF
Lai White
Hig
Naueau
Todoa
General Bankine Pscanitresn
Badsad
Iceland
Gerweanggn
Deselled Eters F
Bonewitz
A. Cunant
W. Burt
S. Swineford
EL Gees TR Sen
O Bete Et A
Derr
Swineford
GROC
Efin
Arcade
Main and
Washington Sts
van Wert, Ohio
Wineford
F.C. Donald
Eee
Main Street
Swineford’s
Cabinet
Washington Street
Conn Corner
C. G. Coss
Mary Kyle Dallas
Hoofland
Vogeland
M. Jackson
Germany
Juan Delamarre
Messienrs Garanciere & Pupont, Pharmaceutista
Rue Lombard
Hospital du Nord En Lariboisere
Pi . A. Beacerarme
M.D
Garanciere & Dupont
G. J. Dusanor
Jean de Leucure
Delamarre
America
Oveor G. Moses & Co
Cortland Street
Vicinity
C. A. Melshimer
Delphos
Hunt & Walsh
UTI Apelacter
W. H. Harrison
S.aereess
J. Viarke, M.D
Cortlandt Street
C. A. Melchemmer
Hoofland’s
Bitters
Yo Sciemii
Phese
Hootland
Vomnlc
Wny
Orient
Geo. W. Woodward
Tustier
Supreme Court of Terinisy
Svat Daiargeraia Marelli
Hoejlowls
Goran Gillers
Lous
Geo. W. Woolward
James Thompson
Econsider Grehman
Pennsylvania
Joseph H. Kennard
D. D
ML. Jackson
Lake
Yfla
Lad
Arch Street
Chas. M. Evans
C. M. Jackson & Co
I. W. Brabley
W. Mrradley
Wests, Bradley & Cary
Chambers
Reade Sts. Co. B. The.bar
E Xp
Irison
Syracuse
J. N. Whi Paker
U.S. A
Gaiter
Sumner
Teis
Cas
Davesport
Emma Roosetter
Josiah P. Anderson
Notary Public
Mayer House
Lic
W.G. Beckley
Myre House
Charles Green
Curiaco
Manley O. Keefer
Geo. L. Marvin
Chicago
Lil
the People’s
A. W. Hertz
W.H. Harrion
van Wert House
Pandiaeieg
Nik
Pelf
James Parton
Grant
Colfax
Oregon
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