Central Railway Schedules and Daily Train Details
Passenger and freight times across Central Railway routes list daily and Sunday trains. Key services include Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern at Abbott Crossing with passenger runs at 11 41 am and 2 08 pm, and freight and mail movements. Great Western departs Marshalltown with Des Moines and Kansas City connections. Waterloo serves north and east trains to St Paul Minneapolis Chicago with daily departures and Sunday exceptions.
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Qova Central Railway
Freigh Brock
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Northern
Abbott Crossing
My Reigat
Spm
Fraight
Fretehi
Great Western
Marshalltown
Daly
DesMoings
Afton Junction
Joseph
Kansas City
Delwain
Rave Waterloo
M.daly
Bt. Paul
Mineapolis
Dit
Bimdaily
Bucue
Chicago
Pim
Sea Moines Express
A Pinch of Salt Across Cultures and Beliefs
A discussion tracing salt from ancient sacred gift to daily staple highlights its social and symbolic roles. It notes salt as a sign of friendship, status at feasts, and a metaphor for wisdom and strength, with biblical references and Catholic baptism practices cited.
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Ivantice
Codric
Matthew
St. Paul
Wool saga and weather mix echoes in vintage quips
A fragment list of humorous quotes and sketches from Harper's Bazaar and Punch snippets. It juxtaposes a American tourist in Italy miscommunicating wool needs with light, dated witticisms on weather, marriage mix ups, and friendship. Notable phrases include a shop clerk misinterpretation, a stormy wedding day remark, and a horse-selling joke. The tone recalls 19th century humor columns.
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Italy
Harper's Bazar
Sha
Monte Carlo Coats and Fashion Notes From New York
Olive Rarpore observes a fashion-seeking reader describing a Monte Carlo style coat in black satin brocade with scalloped braid, rosettes, lace cuffs, a cape collar, and a pearl gray mohair alternative. The piece showcases intricate embroidery, tucks, and a sheer balance of luxury fabrics and structure.
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New York
Monte Carlo
Fifth Avenue House
Bear Drinks Tub Dry in Elvens Tale
A Detroit Journal animal fable recalls a bear boasting power to drink water. In a storm the tub runs dry not by lack of water but a hole, leaving the bear humiliated as the parrot mocks his claim.
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Weill
Bear
Detroit Journal
Ephraim and the Snake Worm Bait in Little Folks
Ephraim a young Black boy loves fishing but can't catch large fish. He meets a snake offering a worm large enough for bait, nearly drags it out of a hole. The snake reveals its other end and warns Ephraim, who escapes unharmed. Ephraim then vows to switch bait, using dough, leaves, and grasshoppers instead.
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Ephraim Jones
Iphraim
Little Bhick Boy
Ephraim
Sam Boing
Pic
Ephran
Pittaburg Diapateh
Sambo
Sambo Faces Rude Truth In Animal Tale From Atlanta Constitution
In a rustic fable, Sambo envies straight hair and mocks his woolly look. A sharp interest from a neighbor, Mr. Rain, corrects him, as a ram provokes a lesson on judging by appearances, not character, ending with a caveat about divine will.
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Hinself
Mr. Rain
An Animal Story For Little Polka Goose Dinner
A city man buys a gosling to feed into a goose to eat. The goose grows rapidly, the man plans a big dinner with friends and neighbors. The goose eats the man, who is then eaten by the bird in a grim twist ending.
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Little
Themn
MacMahon and Grevy in Paris 1830 to 1870
In Paris during the 1830 revolution a student was kicked by a royal officer for tearing down ordinances on a wall. The officer, armed, chased him off. About fifty years later in 1870 the officer, Patrice de MacMahon, resigned the French presidency after a policy clash and sent words of congratulations to Jules Gregg, now elected president, as Gregg thanked him.
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Hhis Adleus
Jules Gregg
Patrics de MacMahon
Where They Eat Tobacco The Wikimos Of Point Button
The Wikimos of Point Button are described as peculier in using tobacco. They procure tobacco from whites and display a clear preference for good tobacco. The habit of chewing is universal among men women and even young children. They keep liquid tobacco in the mouth constantly and swallow the saliva, with no obvious nausea.
Self Control and a Daughter's Disposition
A fragment quotes Mrs. Cumrox praising Arabella's fine disposition and self control after hours spent listening to herself play the blanc. The text trails into garbled medical advertising for kidney care, mentioning roley's Kidney Chreig and NN schultz with unclear context.
Consumption cure promise in early 20th century ad
An advertisement urges immediate treatment for suspected consumption with Scott's Emulsion. It claims neglect leads to incurable outcomes and asserts the product has helped thousands by turning the balance toward health. It offers a free sample and lists price and address.
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Scott
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Smithers
London
the World OF Fashion
Carlo
Nnen
Valencieries
Fic Animal Story For Life
Polks
Tegan
Dhine
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Andrew Rath
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Atlanta Constitution
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Renis
Waterloo Steam
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Scott & Nowne
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Dyerdvills Huliware
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Waterloo
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Caure
Charles City
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Cedir
Parkersburg
Itkley Trevens
Industyo
the ‘Ailroad Company
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California
Prescott
Phoenix
Ariz
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Symington
Queen's Cnlee
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Milia
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