Miss Chester Runs Away from Home in Butler Circus
Mrs. Dunning reveals Miss Rose Chester is buried in a web of lies about circus life, a 15 year old girl allegedly running away, a stepmother in black, and rumors of a parade of suitors. Mr. Greeley and Mr. Wylie reconcile after discovering the truth and share a toast to old times.
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Mr. Wylie
Butler’s Circus
Providence
James Street
Butler
Mr. Greeley
Mrs. Dunning
William
Galery
Greeley
Ain
Miss Rose Chester
Keeley
Wylie
Cressed
Mr. Greele
Circus
Will
Sam
Longfellow
Tinsley
Wood as Best Fuel for Farmers In Winter Experiments
An article argues wood is a principal farm fuel alongside coal and petroleum. It discusses advantages of wood and anthracite, drawbacks of bituminous coal, and widely notes wood lots provide independence, ease of storage, comfort, and security during fuel shortages.
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Europe
Walter A. Wood
W. Anson Wood
Chase Taylor & Co
Oliver
Gowanda
Curtis
Remington
Pittsburg
Buford
Buckeye
Jackson
Wetherill
Paris
NEW Hartford
Farewell Visit by a Lovely Stranger to Napoleon
In Tor Bay during Napoleon’s captivity, a striking farewell visit occurred from a foreign-looking, exceedingly beautiful lady. Cloaked and veiled, she sent a bouquet to the Bellerophon by boat. When near the ship, she unveiled. Napoleon, recognizing the figure, stepped to the side and returned the tender farewell.
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Chambers
Goats Suggested for Working Class Profit in Milk
Prof. Long of England urges workers to keep goats as a cheap productive option. He estimates annual upkeep under five dollars, with goats yielding one to two quarts daily for six months after kidding, worth at least eight cents per quart. European practice shows longer milking, but requires careful herd management. In Mount d Orr France cheese regions, goats once numbered eleven thousand with two quarts daily, later replaced by cows.
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Hair Thickness Variations Across Hair Colors
Measurements show hair thickness ranges from 260th to 600th of an inch with blonde hair identified as the finest and red hair as the coarsest.
Renewed Youth from Electric Bitters Told by Mrs Chesley
Mrs Phebe Chesley Peterson of Clay County Iowa aged 73 reports kidney trouble and lameness long hindered self care. She credits Electric Bitters with removing pain and sickness and enabling her to do all housework again. Tile offered for 50 cents at A W Morck’s Drug Store.
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Phebe Chesley
Peterson, Clay Co
Iowa
A. W. Morck
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