Fragmented verse fragments drift in a private lament
The text presents a fragmented poem by F. L. Stanton printed in Atlanta, describing a speaker observing a beloved face through curtains, unrequited love, and attempts to capture beauty in a frame. The language blends theatrical imagery with longing and unnamed places in a desolate scene.
Curious shop tale ends in love and trickery in Mexico
Dona Antonia runs a busy Calle de los Pescaditos Blancos shop selling chocolate and goods while pining for bullfighter Carlos. After overheard infidelity with Panchita, she seeks Madre Maria for a love charm. Both women receive charms and exchange one, leading to Carlos’s downfall and a comic magical justice.
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Paschita
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Cantina del Tio Pepe
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God
Madre Maria
Nina
Don Carlos
Maria
Nina Nila
Vunchita
Yona
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Eerr Kaw
Panehita
Dona
Lind
Corsner
Torero
Fanchita
Panchito
Carlos Garcia
Arganart
The
Chicago Tribune
Paris Meeting Sparks Doubtful Homecoming
Stanton battles longing for Esther Thorndike as he recalls a past romance in Paris. He weighs pursuing the Braddons and risks to win a former lover while facing a planned return to Naples and a possible home waiting for him.
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North Africa
Europe
Place de la Concorde
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Jery Tl
Esther Thorndike
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Tam
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Aleanor
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Siam
New York
London
India
Miss Braddon
Historical Society of London
Mika Braddon
Vesvius
Yim Stanton
Dimeck
Ro Ne Cowrny
American Col Swan in Paris Dungeons A Debtor Hero
The article recounts Col Swan an American and Washington ally who fought with Lafayette. confined for debt in Sainte Pelagie Prison, he used his scarce resources to aid fellow prisoners. He paid a six fran salary advance to a debtor with a large family, saving him from debt bondage. Swan died in 1829 after release from confinement.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Renewal
In spring many skin and bodily complaints signal impurities in the system. Hood's Sarsaparilla is urged as the best cleansing blood medicine, said to purify the blood and renovate the body, with testimonials claiming strong spring benefits.
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Whiteland
Horses In The War Describe Global Mounted Units
The South African Press summarizes horse types in the campaign. Royal artillery horses are powerful and trained. dragoons and hussars ride heavy chargers. Australians are sturdy and orderly while New Zealanders arrive fit and tall. South Americans from Argentina bring sleek, strong mounts. Mounted infantry rely on light, active South African horses.
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Royal Horse Artillery
Dragoons
Hussars
Britain
A Mother's Story Tells Of Daughter’s Illness And Hope
A letter from Cayr Manchester Mill Macon Ga dated May 21 1599 describes a nineteen year old daughter suffering persistent menstrual flow for three months. Anxious mother seeks advice on Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after limited doctor success.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mariyn A. Camp
Manchester Mill
Macon
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