local news · 1890
A narrative describes interactions and observations, including a man's financial situation, a woman's potential deception, and a discussion about milk and disease.
for said rest for who those thinkin' had inter taken agin whin was an' glaucent bill, know him. …
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PersonMrs.
PersonMrs
PersonMrs. Bragin
PersonDoctor Babcock
PersonPintur'cchio
PersonAnnie
PersonSixtus
PersonMister
PersonJulius II.
PlacePerugia
PlaceOrvieto
PlaceGarden
The Nathalia Herald, No. 382, 1890-10-02.
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People in this noticePintur'cchio · Annie · Sixtus · Mister · Julius II.
Also on page 4A narrative piece titled 'PRETTY JANE.' by CAPTAIN L'ESTRANGE describe · A narrative recounts a confrontation involving Terence, Annie, and Mor · This section of the newspaper contains several distinct articles, incl · This notice appears to be a fragmented narrative, possibly an excerpt
Elsewhere in this issueH. Newman is holding a clearing sale of watches, clocks, jewellery, an · This notice appears to be an excerpt from a serialized story, describi · This notice appears to be a fragment of a serialized story or descript · This excerpt appears to be a continuation of a serialized story, detai · All 60 notices in this issue
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