Remembered Thanksgivings Stir Rural Family Bedlam
A faded reading scene recalls Mrs Muzzy of a rural family refusing Thanksgiving with turkey and plum pudding, declaring she will stay home to do pig work rather than pretend to celebrate. The exchange with Aunt June and others reveals strain, loneliness, and stubborn honesty amid a household gathering.
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June
Maxyy
Nile
Han
Muzzy
Andrew
Hanna
Turkey
Charlotte
John
Peter
Indy
Mia
Listant
Mra
Sield
Sarah
Canturica
Caurreade
Totens
Luzzie
Lizzie
Lizele
Jaere Munroe
Hammond Pirlun
Lireio
Mother's
Mgr
Mel
Lizzy
George Allen
Thanksgiving Visit Fails to Heal a Family Rift
In a tense household scene, Hannah and her sister Jane argue over a Thanksgiving plan. Hannah arrives with food but the injured foot and lingering tensions complicate the meal. Mrs. Muzzy shows a rare smile as old grievances surface amid the holiday attempt to share a meal.
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Jane
Hannah
Lixzie
Mrs. Muxay
Lev
Abe
Lycia
Marnah
Joe
Ancient tooth lore and monstrous legends in early America
Fragmented prose discusses teeth and myths from the lower world to Mississippian lore. It cites a 1774 fossil tale of a giant tooth related to a legendary creature and a relic mouthbone used as a charm, blending natural history with superstition and family scenes.
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Kingdon
Arik
Alabama
St. Louis
Chicago
Iebor Merus
Adda
Radia
Ulun
Pennsylvania Losses From Mining and Rail Pools Reported
The Philadelphia Record outlines Pennsylvania losses amounting to 24,720,7240 yearly from suspension of Gaul mining in the anthracite region and 0,247,010 annually from railroad pools and related supply restorations. The piece notes other political details, earthquakes in New Hampshire, and election returns. It also mentions deaths in Meredith North Carolina, and various local anecdotes and economic notes.
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Coltran
Pennyilvania
Railrad
Bituminius
Smiox
Klowers
Meredith
N. C
United States
Winoky
Knowles
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Concord
Pennsylvania
Blalia
Cleveland
St. John
AKL
Butler
Belva Lockwood
Postal Service figures reveal annual receipts and costs
The article reviews annual Post Office receipts and expenditures, noting total outlays for the year and major items. It cites postmaster general estimates, discusses changed costs, and highlights large figures such as staff salaries, mail handling expenses, and registry losses, with references to English and American monetary contexts and notable public figures.
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Portugal
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Parks USA
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Nevada
George Dancroft
Grim Donna
New York
Tong
Iiss Lane
London
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Mora Elic Scund
Pis 5A
Tran
Oh Cranach
Postman
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Billy) Seruous
Billy
John Browns
Outirs
Aseal
la Hall
Leman
Nice
Miata
Heras
Goudieant
Laviee
Wil Stavel
Iorn Ieee
Gajutee
An. Raymond
Egypt
Congress
Novia
Hulland
Belgiam
Fulton
Caletra
Fiat Uber
Wascoxsn
Coe
Rober
Apeaker Itatrense
Wale
Tillas
Eek
Moses Monterione
Newigugy
Victoris HoLskawp
Tyizm
Polk
Yonkers
Ant
New York City
Adium
Cme Freight
Pia
Courhmad
Fis
Kart
Aera Gais
Americ
Thera
Speam
Mixed early 1880s news items from torn OCR text
Sailors rescued after sixty hours without food off Delaware breakwater. Cherokee Territory white residents oppose recent registrar bill. Dr Maxwell of Springfield Ohio accused of poisoning his children. Frank Casey is hanged in Little Rock for stabbing a cow. Adams & Leonard bank in Dallas fails with over 100000 in mobilities. U S currency report shows 101 banks organized in year ending 1884. Penny Ebsley, once the world’s greatest diver, dies. War measures continue with France, and a Mexican American clash near Sonora. Canadian Pacific railway work begins this winter impacts western employment.
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Delawary
Todlan
Jons Maxwrld
Springeld
Oho
Maxwell
Frank Casey
Whs
Little Rock
Ark
Bank of Adams & Leonard
Dallas Texas
Drcu
Altthough
National
Aviwnss Dispatch
Panny Ebsley
America
France
Canadian Pacific Railway
New Crematory Opened at Lancaster Penn Dedication
A new crematory was opened at Lancaster Pennsylvania for cremation of the dead. The first body interred was a deceased immigrant from Jersey City. The dedication featured remarks by George Gaul and Rev J Maa Hark. The building measures forty eight by thirty feet with four apartments including a large auditorium and a furnace room. The facility employs an innovative heating system with six outlets and a gas ignition setup designed to ensure complete combustion.
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Lancaster
Fenn
Noolly Aga
Penn
Indy
Jersey City
Tay
George Gaul
Sir Paul's Methodist Church
M. L. Davis
J. Maa Hark
Moravian Church
Thuavelety
Gothie
Daelthur
Linn Ty
New Records and Oddities Highlight a Year in 19th Century News
A garbled pastiche lists vast cattle and corn figures across regions, noting Wyotings top herd and a 310 015 bushel corn estimate. Mentions New South Wales colony growth, a colored man admitted to Kaihane Augusta, and a bustling New York City daguerreotype gallery expanding near Union Square with over 20 studios.
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United States
Ces
Ammaniol
New South Wales
Newepapar
Kaihaine
Augusta
New York City
Union Square
New York Board of Canvassers Reports Electoral Totals
The New York State board of canvassers published the official returns from the election. Ottendorfer led the Democratic ticket with the highest Cleveland elector total, while Blakeman headed the Republican ticket with the top Blaine elector total. The report shows Cleveland electors at 20,273,064 and Republican electors at 20,280, the margin described as the Democratic plurality. Attorney General Brewster’s annual report urges reform of custodial accounts, criminal law updates, and court jurisdiction extensions for the District of Columbia and national fiscal matters.
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Jon
Sherman
Texas
John Bush
Lexington
Annie van Meters
Sloesia
Tuexer
of Virginia
Ninoy Hido
Garfield
Ypenal
Cleveland
Blaine
Ottenby
Allon Henig
Towa
Bininn
Cantaasers
New York State Board of Canvassers
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Tinisng
Ozlalig
Carentrveetsnas Okt
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Geket
C. Priest
Blakemen
Section
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Reublican
Jamilton Harris
Blakeman
Ottendorter
Carson
Ickst
Tollowa
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Yuo
Giesey
Kovels Dar
Democratia Eletore
Lowe
Air. Elworth
Mer
O'Donnell
Caugabelly Wizbl
Brewster
District of Columbia
Mfr
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Mom Wunport
United States Circuit
District
Judicial District of
Thoes
National Treasury
George L. Dor
Ronta Civil
Devoured by Wolves in Eastern Hungary Tragedy
A Hungarian tragedy reports a mother and child killed as wolves pursued a sledge party from Kerasnisora to EbyLonka. The helpless woman dropped her infant and fought wolves, dying after premature birth as the cart and horses failed. The event leaves the survivor dead inside the wrecked sledge.
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Jant Danuhhter
Hungary
Kerasnisora
EbyLonka
Zoho
Plague Ravages Eastern Kentucky and Western Virginia
A Courier Journal correspondent reports a severe outbreak across Harlan Perry Bell counties and nearby areas in Kentucky and Virginia. The illness, blamed on impure water, causes rapid deaths, numerous coffins, and widespread sickness along Clover Creek and the Cumberland River tributaries, with mounting fear and uncertain mortality figures.
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Kentucky
Loulaville Courier Journal
Virginia
Williamsburg
W. C. Lester
Mount Pleas
Harashore
Artioyepanouting
Arnay
Harlan
Leleber
Perry
Lestie
Bell
Clover Creek
Mount Pleasant
Brown
Cumberland Eivar
Bell County
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Lastio
Perzion
Vimeida
Leste
Mannie Jostin
Lestur
Virginus
West Virginia
Shocking Acrobatic Accident At Valencia Theatre
An American acrobat Miss Leona Dare suffered a dramatic incident at the Princess theatre in Valencia when she swung by her seat on a trapeze base rope, dropped, and caused a panic as spectators rushed to assist. The report blends this event with medical notes on eye strain and population health observations, mentioning near-work and school material impacts.
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Spain
Princess’ Theatre
Leona Dare
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