A Morrisontown Love Triangle Continues in Tabor
Hetty Mulveil recounts John Cameron’s peril and Mary Elder mourns a long‑lost lover as the town’s old clan feud feeds gossip. The tale shifts to Stand-tax Day. Cameron and Mulveil youths duel in athletic contests while the minister’s horse is stolen by Danny Mulveil.
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John Cameron
Danny
Mulvells
Camerons
Old Country
Cameron
Hetty
Jobo Cameron
Jack
Hotty
Mrs. Mulwell
Mary Elder
Pittsburg
Mary
John Meron
Mars
Tabor
Elder
Great White Oak
Washington County
Stufus Goldie
Camerona
Rufus
John
Beaseley
Clancys
Mulveila
Bim Mulveil
Pittsburgh
Washington
Goldie
Cemetons
Panleetarien
Danny Mulveil
McLeod
Maulveil
Iim
Counted Honest on Island Mission and Clam Revenue
An island missionary, preaching to a clam producing region, earns praise from a Sea Captain who offers ten dollars for the minister personally not for the church. The captain jokes that honest counting of clams will be aided by the preacher’s doctrinal clarity. A later tale shows bicyclists miscommunication with a local in a Long Island town.
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Long Island
New York Sun
Roman colors and creton trims brighten late fashion gowns
New York fashion observes Roman coloring on gowns with creton roses and gold stitching. Creton appliques on silk and wool create dotted and latticed effects, with belts and waistbands using sparing color. Traveling and dress gowns show ragged edges, lace sprinkled with roses, and bold but restrained ROMAN trim accents.
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Holland
Medical misprint tips for digestion and appetite
A fragmented note discusses visiting the South and mentions chili juice and mustard as aids to appetite. It claims these foods provide relief for the stomach but warns indigestible items not to be eaten by delicate people.
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Delteata
Veteran Civil War veteran healed by Dodd's Kidney Pills
A Civil War veteran Uriah Andrick recounts severe health decline after the war and weight loss. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills from December 26, he reports full recovery, restored heart action, no Bright's Disease, and sound sleep. His wife also notes relief from bearing down pains and improved health.
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Uriah
Andrick
Dodd
Soenek
Bright
Sidney
Doda
Ney Pilts
Mr. Cornwell
Ana
Observation by Mrs Jones on fate and law
Mrs Jones remarks that people who make matches acquire a fate disease of the law. Mr Jones notes a chap who is usually involved gets it, the judge.
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Jones
Eending
Grain-O Offered as Gentle Coffee Alternative
An advertisement promotes Grain-O as a healthful, nourishing beverage that tastes like coffee but lacks coffee’s negatives. It claims to calm digestion, ease nervousness, and curb sleepless nights, suitable for both children and adults, with Grain-O sold by grocers.
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Sodr
Namot and Eads And Names in a Blur of Notices
Fragmentary OCR item mentions names and signals events around a yearly booklist sale titled Summer Outings. It references a brother and a playful nickname Boy-Oh and a person named N'thaniel Wilkin Podge. The piece hints at a sale of resorts and points of interest but remains unclear.
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Eads
Shy
Chi
Thaniel Wilkin
Che
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Grange
J. H. Connelly
Grant Guthrie
Mexico
Congress
Malveils
Mulwells
Mae
Elizabeth
Dingham van der Plasse
London
Stubbs
Turner
Thomas Overbury
Cape Town
New York
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