Thorough Bred Romance Brings Fear and Feats of Grace
Immersed in housebound days the Morgan household endures rain and gossip. Grace endures Tom’s scorn and wit while practicing music, riding, and flirtation, until a horse riding accident jolts pride, romance and a vow of future wedding. Grace recovers as Tom’s admiration grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Morgan
Grace
Lucy
Mr. Morgan
Sam
Post-Office
Tom
Morgan’s Piazza
Bell
Luce
Piazza
Lucey
Boy turns duel with British redcoat into comic test of marksmanship
A country boy named Jonathan challenges Lord Percy and his men during a Revolutionary War clash near Boston Common. He tests rifles, hits the mark repeatedly, and jokes about Yankee luck, earning a pass to Charleston while the patrol keeps him away from troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Percy
Boston Common
Jonathan
Percy
Per
Charleston
Sailor recites eerie omen bird on Ellen before Central America loss
Captain Johnson of the Norwegian bark Ellen recalls a gray bird that circled the ship on September 12. He captured it after a bite, had its head cut off, and says the visit signaled a warning that led to changing course and rescuing forty nine Central America passengers and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Ellen
Central America
Inner Mission and Holloway’s Pills in Nineteenth Century Public Life
A mix of editorial notes and anecdotes cites the German Inner Mission and Professor Holloway’s medicine as parallel reform and cure systems. It discusses stomach disease, critiques calomel, lauds Holloway’s vegetable pills and ointment, and recalls civic scenes from Plymouth Journal, Boston and Cleveland with scattered moralizing and promotional quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Holoway
Proilor
Slolloway
Holloway
Plymouth Journal
Fragmentary 19th Century Snippets Spread Across Page
A garbled mix of quips and stray dialogue shows social musings on ages and marriage, a commuter exchange about railroad timetables, religious reflections, and wry remarks on memory and social proprieties.
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Lydia A. Caldwell
Kate Warkaway
Lacey
Doctor Morgan
Charles
Mediterranean
Gracie
the Gipsey
Ahmod
Bell Hamilton
Miss Stanley
Sultan
Maryland
Bones
Jove
Terra Firma
Bonnet
Stanhope
Mrs. Morgan
Murray
THE
Warren Mail
E. Cowan
Ak SA
Inam— OF
Vance
Meadvile Academy
Teacher’s Normal School
Meadville, Pa
T. F. Thickston
Carver
Eddy
Waterstreet
Warren
Warren County
Hackney House
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren, Warren Co
Richard S. Barbour
Temperance House
Pp. S. Cole
Court House
High Street
Independence Hall
Chestnut Street
5Th
Philadelphia
Wvyatt & Hermines
P. R. Bennett
L. T. Parmileé
Water Street
Carver House
Wetmore and Spencer
Second Street
Jolson & Brown's
L. D. Witmore
T. C. Spencer
Scofield
WM. D. T Brown
P. D. Fitch
Water and
Hazel Streets
Old Bridge
Parthena Williams
Reformed School
Liberty Street
L. E. Guignon
Sugar Grove
Warren Co
E. M. Pierce
Hickory
Peste Nesmith and Keller
Exchange
Bartlett and Morgan
Orr
Henry's
Water Secret
Bennett and Finger, Watchimakers and Jewelers
Stranahan
Randall’s
George Sailor
Tanner's
G.N., Parmlee & Co
M. Williams
Chauncey Hulburt
Swirrn, Mereny
Willoughby and Etree
A. Willoughby
Columbus
Willoughby
Inra
Lewis Arnett, & Co
Sait, &c
Hacmey and Dayton
Real Estate and General Land Agency
Omaha City
Nebraska Territory
John A. Walker
Register
N. T
Wm. L. Dayton
Trenton
N. J
George Vail
M. C
Washington
G. W. Scofield
Warren, Pa
Eli Moore
K. T
C. Mason
Patents
H. G. Otis
Geneva
N. Y
Hon. B. Hackney
Aurora
Ill
W. W. Hackney
W. Dayton
PT. Johnson
E. H. Danforth
Wetmore & Spencer
Pedenna Eis Lal Eae Tien Meteagel
East Indies
Egypt
Japan
Heath
Spring Street
St. Nicholas Hotel
Ee Sichovas
Fredonia
Warren and Vicinity
J. H. Hull’s
Express
WM. Ma
Yanker Marksman
Perey
Rascal
Foote
Salt Hill
Patridge
Bourne
Consorshuna
Clay Hall
Pranklin
Benjaman Frank
Lin
Blazen
Franklin
Weil
Patty
Ousolt Soddern
Butt
Boston
Wtrala
Cleveland
Express Company
the Mobile
Georgia
Aldeen Walker
Nicaragua
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Cay
Sexton
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