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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1887
Page
4
Loyd reunites with Stella at Waverland amid memories of the father’s influence. He prepares the estate for Stella and Myrtle while Annie lingers between illness and travel plans. Myrtle longs for Stella and the coming wedding, as Loyd contemplates a hopeful future with his bride at Silver Dell.
Sir Wren reveals that Lady Irving will marry the Duke of Melvorne and Sir Loyd Waverland will wed Stella Everett, granddaughter of the late Earl of York. Stella’s true lineage is uncovered through a cryptogram in her late father Charles Edward Everett’s will. Stella will soon be reunited with Loyd and friends discuss the family connections.
Sydney Smith overhears a bold stranger asking to be introduced to Lady Blessington. Smith suggests the proper etiquette is to introduce him by implying a social visit and the cool of the evening, a charming ruse for a late season gathering.
The piece notes a dog’s keen sense of scent and how tissue sheets laid on paths erase traces, while perfumes fail to mask odors. County Clerk Chapman and assistants in Salem, Oregon uncovered a long file noting a 1879 certificate about a marriage arrangement involving Mary English and Nancy English.
Twenty five years ago the New Jersey coast had two key towns Long Branch and Cape May and a total seaboard valuation under 7 million dollars. The latest comptroller report shows the valuation exceeding 100 million dollars reflecting rapid coastal development.
Kansas is described as large enough to contain Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Delaware and Maryland with ample space remaining for other regions. The excerpt emphasizes the state's considerable geographic size and potential within its borders.
An 19th century style advertisement touts a 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 lists 25 cents per box with A W Morck as the seller.
A local druggist L. G. Noyes advertises Kemp's Balsam as a cure for lingering coughs under a positive guarantee. The ad urges readers to try the medicine with a first dose proving its effectiveness. Prices listed at 50c and 1, with a trial size offered free.
Comic caption scene shows a wife urging her half dressed husband to fetch a doctor after their baby swallows a collar button. The exchange captures domestic urgency and humorous confusion as they scramble to act.
A night bird sings in the moonlit hours despite elder birds warning it to sleep. The tiny singer declares its time to sing at night, hoping to share joy with the sky and neighbors. The vignette comes from St Nicholas magazine with a mix of curiosities and sketches.
73 year old Mrs Phoebe Chesley Peterson Clay County Iowa testifies that Electric Bitters freed her from kidney pain and lameness and let her perform all her housework unaided. Advertisement notes the tonic at 50 cents at A W Merck's Drug Store and offers old papers cheap at the office mart.
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