Griggstown Versus Newport A Griggstown Love Wins
Bertie Worthington rebels against Newport society and chooses life with Griggstown farmer Reuben Carlyn. Her father Caleb discovers the romance, and the couple return to the country, where Bertie embraces a simple, loving future with her husband. Cordelia’s scorn dissolves as Bertie finds happiness at home.
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Gert
Bert
Miss Mills
Ling
Bertha
Hector
Coodelis
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Cordelia
Newport
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Samantha
Tyou
Boots
A Asthetic Club
Sher
Caleb Worthington
Vorite
Deneed
Diplomacy
Miss Worthington
Ocean House
Mrs. Dent
Poppy Farm
Cor
Delia
Reuben Carlyn
Mr. Carlyn
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Reuben
Carlyn
Wiin
Jim Carlyn
Mr. Worthington
Theo
Kismet
Kansas City Divorce Market Claims Global Lead
Kansas City now lays claim to being the best divorce market in the world. It outlines a fast track where a 50 petition triggers a referee, default judgments follow, and non residents are served by publication. The piece notes the system’s practicality despite moral concerns and adds a health tip on alkali treatment for insect bites. It also reports Auditors figures on 1880 state taxes, listing sources and amounts for land, town lots, livestock, and licenses.
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Indianapolis
News- Observer
Half a Billion Cigarettes and a Breech Loader Mix Up
The piece contrasts tax revenue from cheap cigarettes in 1880 with a pricey brand, notes health harm, and shifts to a comic misadventure with Mr and Mrs Spoopendyke arguing over an improvised breech loading shotgun. The tale ends with the gun misfiring and domestic chaos.
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Mr. Spoopendyke
Mrs. Spoopendyke
Mr Spoopendyke
Medicinal Qualities of Buttermilk for Summer Health
A health focused note extols buttermilk as a strengthening summer drink for weak stomachs and digestion. It claims it aids digestion, soothes nerves, aids sleep, and even revives torpid liver function. The piece urges daily consumption in warm weather and notes buttermilk helps digest first in the dairy process.
Sleep and the brain as depicted in physiology
The passage argues that brain energy is spent during wakefulness and recovered in sleep. It asserts that insufficient sleep leads to insanity, citing historical examples of death from sleep deprivation and starvation. It concludes that heavy thinkers need more rest and that reducing sleep harms mind, body, and fortune.
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Tarun & Co
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