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Newspaper
Van Wert Weekly Bulletin
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1886
Page
6
Dear Old Town Romance in Harper's Magazine
A nostalgic verse recounts a seaside town engagement story with shared memories from college days. Names such as Grace Greeley, Lillian Lee, Ned Cary, Ralph Sandis, Mary, and Jack Whitney appear amid playful chatter about weddings, trousseaus, and social circles. The piece blends affection, gossip, and a hint of self deprecation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Aly
the Sea
Will
Ned Cary
Lillian Lee
Ralph Sandis
Mary
A Tale of Jack and Joseph Euston in High Society
In a London drawing room saga, Sir Peter Euston wheels through park visits with his son Joseph while the prodigal Jack ruins youth at a boarding school and in life. Lady Olivia and Lady Olivia Plantagenet chase Joseph as gossip swirls around banking heirs and a duke's daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Peter Euston
Joseph
Jack
John Carleton
Sir Peter
Mrs. Mountchester
Society For Christian Potboys
Joe
Hannah
Chelsea‘’s
Jeff
Chelsea
Joseph Euston
Cecil Digby
Lulu C
Digby
Cecil
Dinah B
Chiago
Landel
Lady C
Olivia Plantagenet
Olivia
Beloravia
Sir Joseph
Old Bank of Euston, Curtis & Langham
Exeter Hall
Miss Boutflower
Sir Christopher
London
Lulylivia
Duke of
Dartford
Emilia Akines Denzil
Worcester
Summersetshire
Eaton Square
Carlyle
Betty Pimlico
Tompkins
Oxford
Piccadilly
Pimlico
Park Lane
Jady
Manitoba
Harley Street
Prodigal Son Returns Home to Reunited Family
In a dreary London tale, Sir Peter learns his son Jack has fallen to poverty and crime but may return. Joseph opposes the reunion, while Lady Pimlico insists on mercy. Jack proves repentant, wins his father’s blessing, and the family reconciles with a hopeful future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Moors
Sea Beach
Sir Peter
Joseph
Harley Street
Exeter Hall
Jack
Pimlico
Tye
Elizabeth
John
Peter
Betty
Dudgeon
Wwe
Tme
Olivia
London
Fort William Henry Site Unearths Ancient Artifacts
Workmen at Fort William Henry near Pemaquid Maine uncover a six by eight by six foot brick floored chamber under the southeast bastion. A brick bearing Roman figures marked 1509 is found, and a flat rock with two men drawing a bow dated 1610 is unearthed, with another arrow motif carved near the Partridge mansion dated 1620.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry
Pemaquid
Partridge Mansion
Boston Budgel
Fighting an Anaconda How a Brave Sailor Lads Triumph
A Reading Mass author recounts Phineas Guerney a boy sailor narrating his first equatorial voyage. He witnesses a fierce fight between a giant boa and a bullock in a South American riverbank scene creating vivid detail of a coastal jungle encounter. Phin's quick intervention with a heavy cheetooith drives the boa away but poisonous fumes sicken him ending the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Mass
Phineas Guerney
Phin
Equatorial
South American
Llanas
Clean out hen houses to prevent lice this autumn
The piece urges autumn cleaning of hen houses to curb lice before winter. It advises scalding, scraping, kerosene treatment, whitewashing, perch removal, and fresh earth or sand to boost health and egg yield, framing the task as both business and morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor
Tural New Yorker
Patent Right Sharks Scheme Drains Farmers of Millions
A New York Times letter exposes how patent right sharks pressure farmers for bogus claims. A farmer used rain water and springs for pipes to barns and homes, then faced a $30 claim and later a $150 demand with threats of treble damages. Many farmers pay $10 to avoid costly suits, draining millions from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Limes
PITH AND POINT JOKES AND QUIZZES VIA CLASSIC QUIPS
A collage of short witticisms and comic exchanges from multiple papers. Snappy lines touch on genius, mother-in-law jesting, marriages, invitations, and small daily observations, with characters like Mrs Upperecca, George, and Bobby in lighthearted mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Omaha
James
Wilmington
The Devil's Poor Pay in Endless Service
Religious verse from Ball's Monthly condemns the devil as a hard master who exploits workers. It warns that carousing, gambling, and false promises lead to ruin, with loyalty yielding only loss, deception, and a halter. The piece portrays the devil as a busy, deceitful agent whose wages are misery and degradation.
Christi an Study Plan Outline with Bible Lessons
A dated church or school program outlines a sequence of Bible lessons from Oct to Dec. focusing on Jesus crucified risen and appearances, Thomas faith, Peter restoration, walking in the light, John’s visions, worship of God and the Lamb, saints in heaven, invitation, and year end review with possible Christmas or missionary themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Csastes
John
Thomas Convince
Peter
Christ
God
The
The Returning Ball and the Burke Family Fortune
John Burke a Brooklyn peddler known for entertainment and wit created the returning ball a rubber globe on a string earning him about 30000 dollars. His third wife Catherine stirred him to seek wealth and a separate life followed a court decree of separation in September last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burke
Brooklyn
Red Hook
Greenpoint
Fulton Ferry
New York
Catherine Burke
Catharine
John
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Burke
York Street
Catharine Burke
Brooklyn Limes
Autumn Thoughts from the Arkansas Traveler
A rustic sketch titled Autumn Thoughts from the Arkansas Traveler reflects on fall beauty and moral reflection. The narrator describes the season as restful yet poignant, noting mosquitoes and birds, the woods, and a soft sky while contemplating God and nature.
Madam Parvenue Plans Rotunda Mansion After Oil Windfall
Madam Parvenue, suddenly rich from an oil well in her yard, consults an architect about a costly residence. She asks for a rotunda in the house and two or three rows of tundas around the exterior, per the Pittsburgh Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Parvenue
Pittsburgh Chronicle
The Inner World Rules Patience Over War for a City
The article extols ruling the inner self as greater than conquering cities. It insists patience governs the soul, endures trials, and shapes strength, citing Mary and Martha to illustrate spiritual calm. It frames patience as active discipline, not passivity, forging enduring character through resistance and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Mary
Christ
David
Emerson
James
Patience as a Path to Strength and Spiritual Dominion
The piece argues patience shapes habit and will, easing effort once automatic. It contrasts pliable mercy with loud willfulness, warns against judging others, and links recovery to humility and faith. Mary Hull reflects in Advance on Christianity as life, not mere doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hull
The Children's Portion as a Gift of Play from God
Rev Alexander MacLeod argues play is a heavenly gift shaping childhood and strength for future labor. He likens play to God’s joy, notes it unites children in fair games, and urges carrying its joy into life while balancing earthly and heavenly worlds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachariah
Jerusalem
Seeds of Life and Faith From Colonial Fragments
A collection of religious maxims and quotes on conscience, duty, dependence on God, and character formation. Notable lines emphasize stewarding one talent as carefully as ten, leaning on divine hand, and every youthful act as a seed shaping later life. Includes attributions to Addison Guthrie Calvin and Dr Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison
Guthrie
God
HH. A. Dows
Christ
Francis Robert
Dr. Wise
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