Constance Roslyn’s Flower Show Courtship and Escape
At Hudson convent age, Constance Roslyn, famed beauty and prize winner, attracts Guy McPherson while Cousin Margaret Cameron steers courtship. After a garden meeting and social pressure, Constance accepts Guy, but rumor and jealousy strike in Venice. Constance flees by train to Milan with a note: Gone.
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Convent of the Visitation
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Ian
Scotland
Cousin Margaret
Allan
Cameron
Allan Cameron
Venice
New York
McPherson
DPD SEDPEALE Dry Goods Sale At Lowest Prices
The finest line of dry goods in town offers latest novelties including carpets oil cloths rugs mats curtains poles and more. A 50 cent curtain is ready to put up and on display for shoppers.
Poetic Reflection on Spring by a Young Reader
A youthful poet speaks on the arrival of spring, reads his verse with modest praise, and imagines warm weather while watching last year's clover and enduring April showers. The scene centers on renewal and the speaker's hopeful mood as spring arrives.
Epiiscopa St Rev A W Ryan Rector Services
Rector A W Ryan at Epiiscopa St Oers two daily services 11 am and 7 30 pm with Sabbath school at 12 30 pm continuing parish worship and education schedule.
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Saint Peter and the falling star tale
A poem recalls Saint Peter defending Heaven’s door against angels and falling stars. A bride awakens with an angel, and Saint Peter insists no angel strayed. He speaks of keeping the door, urging the bride to acknowledge proper ways of bearing children and not blame Peter.
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Saint Peter
Mill Safety Rules From a Historic Textile Plant
A checklist of mill safety advisories warns workers to wear close fitting clothes and button jackets tight, avoid coats near machinery, not approach driving gears or pulleys, and never attempt belt changes without stopping. It forbids unaccompanied inexperienced personnel and prohibits women from passing through a mill in motion or in darkness.
Patent salve advert promises cures for many ailments
An 19th century style ad touts the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees perfect satisfaction or money refunded and offers the product for 25 cents per box sold by A W Morck.
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Free Trial of Dr King’s New Discovery Promoted
An old newspaper blurb markets Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with a limited time free trial at A W Merck's Drug Store. Large bottles priced at $1. The ad also notes a comical tale of a girl who bought bangs that would not stay attached and left the store bangless.
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Kemp's Suppositories At L. G. Noyes Drug Store
Awarded as the most successful treatment for piles, Kemp's Suppositories are advertised for immediate relief and a permanent cure. Available at L. G. Noyes drug store. price 50c. Spring is at hand. ride the toboggan.
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L. G. Noyes
Kemp
Treatment in Nervous Diseases For Home Care
Guidance on preventing annoyance in nervous patients through rest, quiet, and mental distraction. Emphasizes in bed rest for some cases, gentle exercise, light diet, and selective medicines with patient faith in the physician.
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Elisabeth Robinson Scovil
Postal Cards of a Silly Fashioned Era
A collage of quirky quips and witticisms from a 19th century ear. Jokes touch on bachelors, coinage, corsets, public trust, and family mischief. Vignettes include puns about February and April, a euchre prize, a professor on paradox, and a child’s playful recollections of a new baby.
The Richest American Actress Buys Boston Theater and Hotel
In Boston a famed actress owns Park Theater in Boston and the International Hotel in front of it free and clear. She pays 350000 in cash plus 25000 for movable property including scenery and fixtures. Her holdings also include 100000 in various ventures and multiple houses across major cities. The total value surpasses one million dollars.
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Boston Courier
Lotta
Park Theater
Boston
International Hotel
Henry E. Abbey
Prudential
Staten Island
Akron
Chicago
Kansas City
San Francisco
Skilled Servants And The Value Of Specialization
Catherine Owen argues that dividing work among skilled servants yields better results and healthier households. She contends half skilled or unskilled workers consume time and ruin health, so they should be paid like skilled staff or denied equal privileges.
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Catherine Owen
Dana family dispute over payment for sea tale
Mr H C Dana of Cambridge Massachusetts asserts his father Richard H Dana was offered only 250 dollars for the sea story I Two Years Before the Mast not 1000 as claimed. He notes interest was deducted from the 250 when paid.
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H. C. Dana
Cambridge
Mass
Richard H. Dana
Ontario French Canadian Population Shift in 1851 and Now
In 1851 there were 87,524 French Canadians in Ontario, now there are over 115,000. The eastern part of the province is almost wholly under control of the French.
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Ontario
Mail Job Office Supplies Printing and Legal Blanks
The Mail Job Office offers presses, type, paper, cards, envelopes and skilled printers for first class job printing at low prices. Legal blanks are kept or printed to order. Subscribers can verify paper identity by the date opposite each address. Communications from all parts of the county and country are requested. anonymous articles will not be published.
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Media Academy
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A Good Natured Man
A Chicago Herald item describes a North Clark street car ride where a comely girl stood, then sat on a squatty grey haired man’s lap. She left amused, and the man replied he would sit there again next Sunday night, implying tolerance or humor.
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Kemp's Balsam Promises Quick Cough Cure
A druggist offers Kemp's Balsam with a positive guarantee to cure coughs. It claims noticeable relief after the first dose with prices 50 cents and one dollar, and a trial size free. The advertisement urges readers to try the medicine rather than letting a cough run its course.
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L. G. Noyes Druggist
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