A Tale Of Paste And Household Mishaps
In a humorous domestic note, a writer recalls testing a wall paste recipe from an agricultural paper. A mishap-filled attempt to wallpaper a room ends with wallpaper on walls and clothes, a misadventure with molasses glue, and a humorous reflection on editor testing of recipes before publication. The piece then shifts to a short anecdote about Judge David Key recounting a Tennessee candidate avoiding a school tax question at a muster.
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Boston
David Key
Tennessee
Hayes
Senate
Frank Declaration Of Opinion By An Honest Man
The orator declares that he is a frank man and will answer honestly. He states he supports what is good and opposes what is bad, inviting questions and promising no concealment in his stance.
Marriage of Midgets in Greenfield Ohio
Cincinnati Enquirer describes a wedding between John Kelly measured at fifty-one inches and his bride at twenty-five inches tall. The couple, from Greenfield, recount their courtship and novelty surroundings as a crowd of about twenty-five hundred attended. Mrs. Kelly, formerly Anne Duffield, is depicted as bright and composed with plans to return to Greenfield after marriage.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
John Kelly
Greenfield
Ohio
Enaquirer
Parris House
West Fifth
Jon
Haguirer
Mercy
John
Beatty Block Near A A Vis Book Store and Banks
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Beatty Block near a bookstore and a savings bank. Names appear garbled possibly indicating parties or locations but details are unreadable. No clear event date or action is present.
James Farrell Hermit of the Highlands Dies at Sandy Hook
James Farrell, longtime New York press telegraph operator at the Sandy Hook lighthouse and Highlands lookout, dies at Sandy Hook. He helped early ship arrivals reach New York papers, predating Morse and famed for semaphore work. Known as The Hermit of the Highlands, he lived with a dog, kept keen eyesight, and seldom visited the city.
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Tribune
Sandy Hook
James Farrell
New York
Navesink Highlands
Farrell
Associated Press Service
Morse Telegraph
Morse
Parrell
Highlands
New York Bay
He Whom Diogenes Sought in Pittsboro Record
A fragment notes a man paid another’s debt unsolicited last week, a debt contracted before the war, reflecting civic or moral interest in discreet aid within the community.
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Diogenes
Pittsboro
N. C
Physicians and Surgeons IDE Richard H. 8st Wart Office
Physicians and Surgeons IDE Richard H. 8ST WART Office at his drug store, corner Second and Liberty streets. Telephone connections. Office on Third street near ME church. Residence near Liberty cor, of Liberty. Telephone connections, hours 8 to 12 A.M. Opposite Carver House, Wat t 108 PM. 8 to 12 A.M., ren. Pa.
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Second and
Liberty Streets
Third Street
ME Churen
Uap Libest Neue Cor
Liberty
Carver House
Ren. Pa
J. M. Davies
Liberty Street
Baptist Church
Las
W. S&s. Pierce
Reverdy B.stewart
Carver House and Warren Hotels Ad Brief
G H Leonhart proprietor Carver House claims to be newly built with Mrs C W King as proprietress, promising top hotel service in Warren. Rates two dollars per day. L Walkerman and Mrs B Roter operate nearby establishments near Suspension Bridge and depot. Meals and luncheon offered with meals served at all hours and special attention to weddings and parties. Opposite First National Bank and Warren Savings Bank.
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C. W. King
Warren
B. Roter
Suspension Bridge
Warren Savings Bank
Palace Barber Shop on Liberty Street Opens
Advertises barber and hairdressing services at Exchange Block near Suspension Bridge and 407 Liberty Street with brief directions to 305 Second Street and Fourth Street from Car. Offers hair cutting shaving and related grooming with emphasis on satisfactory and expeditious service.
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Liberty Street
Second Street
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Mijsanday
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D. T. Bal
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L. A. Freeman
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Davis & Co
Osmer & Freeman
Lega, Banks
Judge Scofield
Stewarr
W. E. Rice
Geo. O. Cornelius
PE Atri
W. G. Trunky
Freeman
Liberty St
W. W.wilbur, Wuech Ur
Wilbur & Schnur
R. Scuxur
Ilomney
Justine Pence
Verbuek
Pee Tan Savings Bank Po
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E. A. Weagraff & West
Teaming
Physicians and Surgeons
Richard H
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J. D. Danforth
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Merek
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Chanical Gas and Ether
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G. H. Leonhart
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LaPierre
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Prop
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Chas. Schwing
Adelphia Kitchen
G. B. Williams
Gas Mall
Palace
Mall
Lou Meyer
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CG Smith + Son
Eben N. Ford Post
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