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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1856
Page
1
Milicent Wild and Gregory Duncan in a hidden love
A fragile orphan Milicent Wild grows up in a restrictive household and, after her aunts death, moves to a cottage with the Duncan family where she falls in love with Gregory Duncan. Their engagement faces social tension and a wary entrance of Annie Hentz as a potential rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Christendom
Sam
God
Childs Insight Sparks Dwelt Family Contemplation
In a quiet parlor scene Harry muses that Mr and Mrs Marshall may not love each other as deeply as his parents. Uncle Duncan teases him while the three observers note the moment, and Harry recalls Mark’s coat and Mrs Marshall waiting by the carriage at the gate.
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Mr. Dancan
George
Gregory
Jane
Will
Harry
Mrs. Duncan
Milicent
Mr. Duncan
Europe
Mrs. Marshall
Papa
Mamma
Mark
Mr. Marshall
Return of Aunt Annie Sparks Family Reunion
A week passes as the narrator recounts joy and romance. In a library scene Gregory and Mrs. Duncan discuss newly arrived medallions from New York when Willard rushes in to announce Aunt Annie’s arrival, prompting a warm reunion with Aunt Hentz.
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Gregory
Mrs. Duncan
Raphael
Shakspeare
Michael Angelo
New York
Willard
Jane
Annie
Hentz
Vision by the Linden Tree Teaches Rest in Winter
An old man toils through day under a linden tree when a vision named Tam Solomon appears. The phantom says the man learned industry from the ant in youth but must learn to rest in winter to enjoy his harvest. The allegory, attributed to German origin, imparts a twofold lesson.
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Ihro
Tam Solomon
Solomon
Holloway Remedies Cure Erysipelas After Years of Affliction
A man plagued by erysipelas for years and nearly deaf after nine months of illness found no relief from local doctors. A friend gave him Holloway's Ointment and Pills and within two weeks he could rise, see, and hear. After a month he was completely cured and returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
An Orp Trapeer Backwoods Bedtime Exchange
A backwoodsman quips with a stranger in a hotel over shared lodging. He notes his bed is narrow for his dreaming of shooting and scalping Indians and recalls being charged extra for whittling a headboard. He offers the wall stranger a peaceful sleep if he wishes to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
105 Year Old Spencer Woman Remains Sharp and Active
Mrs Purdy of Spencer Tioga County is 105 years old and in good health with sharp mind and memory. Widowed at 22 after her husband died in the Revolution she never remarried and still recalls scenes and anecdotes from that era. Her great grand daughter is Dr Purdy of Elmira.
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Purdy
Spencer
Tioga County
Dr. Purdy
Elmira
Ravana Journal
Strange death punishment and fair fish display noted
The Chinese Repository recounts a brutal death by slow burning after being soaked in tallow and anchored to a grave. At Cleveland Agricultural Fair a tank showcased artificially raised spotted brook trout from six months to two years old.
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Ohio
Garlich and
Ackley
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