Rosa Arden Finds Love at Barstowe Ranch
Rosa Arden, a poor Southern girl from a struggling family, leaves home to work at Mrs. Barstowe’s ranch on the plains. There she meets Frank Barstowe, a refined young lawyer, whose courtship awakens deep love as Rosa grows from girl to woman while facing parting and longing before a promised reunion.
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Poor Man's Son Has Advantages. A Brakeny Haw tale.
A Philadelphia Times piece recounts a wealthy father's harsh dialogue with a prodigal son a mashers breath and a failed check. The son remains in his father's office at 320 a week and is an invalid from excesses, proving a poor man's son has advantages after all. The fall term at State Normal School Clarion begins September 2.
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Harrison Favors Force to Enforce Reed’s Plan
In Washington on July 5, supporters warn Reed may fail to push the force bill through the Senate. Harrison argues Republicans must back the measure, with Hoar pressing for swift action and a Justice Department plan ready to enforce if enacted. Critics fear administration unpopularity weakens backing, but Harrison asserts readiness to use force if needed.
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Daisy Cottage at Chautauqua Grounds
While wandering the grounds I found a daisy cottage on Palestine avenue beyond Miller. A piano box frame with curtains and cat-tail ornamentation hides neatly furnished rooms. Inside, two flax-haired youngsters sleep on a sofa. shelves hold homey bric-a-brac. Two Savannah girls run the cottage named Daisy Cottage with a roots to tent motto displayed above the door.
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Women and the business world in 1900s New York
A young businesswoman reflecting on ten years of responsibility for her widowed family says she received no help from women. She credits men with letters of introduction, leases, rebates, and market access, while lamenting that women offer only polite concern and little support for struggling sisters.
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New York World
Wrists and Acces in London Talk
A reader notes observations on fashion in a London park, arguing that well dressed wrists and ankles stand out when others are wrapped up in fur and mutts. She recalls discussing the matter with Charlie who compares clothing to a horse’s legs in riding breeches.
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Blaine’s Friends Prepare Counter Fight Over Reciprocity Debate
Wasucrox July 31 The administration’s allies insist the president and Blaine are united despite talk of disciplining Blaine over reciprocity suggestions on the tariff bill. Blaine’s faction vows to counter Reed and supporters in both houses. The Democrats watch a tense, pivotal situation.
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Uncle leaves Australian ranch challenge for inheritance
In Bridgesport Connecticut James Quick, a builders' apprentice, learns an uncle in Australia leaves him 200000 dollars on the condition he travels to Australia to take charge of a large ranch there. The Diamond furniture company offers goods at far under 100 percent profit. call and see them.
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Diamond Furniture Company
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