Millinery Goods Arrive for Ladies at Hollinberger
ARS C L Hollinberger announces new millinery stock for ladies inviting them to inspect. April 23 note appears in the display.
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Waynesboro Village Record in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Waynesboro Village Record
Location
Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1870
Page
1
Scandal in Maple Cottage Haunts Quiet Village
A rural home near a city becomes the center of rumor when a widow who moved into Maple Cottage is suspected of a troubled past. Neighbors gossip, the minister’s sermon critiques the town’s judgment, and a visiting professor seeks the truth behind the scandal.
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Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. Lawrence
Maple Cottage
Mrs Thomas
Be Proud of Your Calling and Live in Your Forte
Guidance urges pride in honest labor and choosing a vocation aligned with God’s design. It counsels farmers over law or medicine, promotes self reform, and urges thrift, truthfulness, and cleanliness. It endorses feminine spirit, child romping, and steady effort as virtues for a meaningful life.
The Sister’s Role in Home Virtue and Duty
A long tribute to sisters as guardians of home virtue and cheerful light. It contrasts sisterly influence with male conduct, warns of the New World temptations, and ends with a cautionary tale of a clerk and a proud price mark.
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Fromehnice
How Monkeys are Caught by Fermented Beer Trick
A colonial-era account explains a method to capture monkeys using fermented beer poured in calabashes. Monkeys drink, become intoxicated, then cluster to a keeper who leads them to a village and cages them. Once captive, they are gradually sobered with a controlled liquor supply.
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Pitfalla
Ilo Darfour
Senuaar
Comfort From Old Folks In Times Of Trouble
The preacher urges turning to aged parents for solace in hardship. He says those who have endured numerous wounds understand trouble and offer true sympathy. Value and cherish elderly family members, even if they speak softly or cannot hear well.
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J. D. Talmage
Jean
Josh Billings
Remarkable Escape At Illinois Hospital Robbery of Fearless Leap
A derailed patient at the Illinois Hospital for the Insane in Jacksonville escaped confinement and climbed to a roof edge. She walked the cornice for fifteen minutes, leaped to a lower cornice, regained footing, then jumped and landed on beds unharmed. The incident drew a crowd as workers lowered a rope to aid her.
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Jacksonville
Lil
Illinois Hospital For the
Watering place prank ends in mistaken poultice disaster
At a fashionable resort a man suffers stomach pain. His wife, seeking warmth, places a scalding poultice on the wrong person and he dives for the door thinking a coal shovel was poured on him. The couple flee next morning, leaving behind a handkerchief bearing a lady's name.
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College
Richard Forbes
Professor O
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Lawrence
Wood
Household Magazine
Tronke
Teuton
Carl Geinsenkoupenbotten
Sterk
Carl Geinsen
Fragments of Humorous Anecdotes from a 19th Century Paper
A collection of short, dated quips and scenes including Teutonic diction, an anxious clerk checking cholera lists in Lawrence Kansas, a minister’s crowd halting a cock fight, a toll gate tale with a witty reply, and various homely sayings.
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