Village of Carpineta and Leo XIII souvenirs
The article describes Carpineta as Leo XIII birthplace and a site tied to papal history. It notes souvenirs for the pope including Palazzo Dece, portraits of Margherita Pec, and a letter announcing Leo XIII elevation to the papacy dated February 20, 1878. It mentions Leo XIII’s brothers Carlo Battista and Giuseppe and their deaths, with Pall Mall Gazette as a source.
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Rome
Carpineta
Leo XIII
Ling
Carpinete
Haly
Tay
Cate Pineta
Margherita Peco
Leo Xml
Ib Vant
Vatican
Sacred College
St. Peter
Teo XII
Carlo
Glognant Battista
Gui- Seppe
Pope
Olwo
Pall Mall Gazette
Gold Theft and Corruption Flows Through Siberia
The article describes a vast black market in Siberian gold dust and nuggets, aided by lax enforcement and corrupt officials. It notes punishments for possession, deportations to harsher regions, and the easy escape of many thieves. Much of the stolen gold moves toward the Amur frontier, selling for cheap rates to suppliers and smugglers.
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Siberia
Iren
Russia
Peter
St Petersburg
Iver Amur
Manuscripa Notes on Typewriting and Punctuation
A clipped discussion on manuscript quality for newspapers and magazines. It notes editors prefer clean typed pages and criticizes errors from careless writers. The piece includes a personal aside about John Sullivan and a boxing reference in New Orleans.
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New York
Julia Sullivan
Corbett
New Or
John Sulivan
New Orleans
John Sullivan
Self Control and the Harmful Power of Anger
Anger erodes health and character, impairing judgment and social standing. Recounting a personal shift from near crime to lasting control, the author credits deliberate emotional training and rational self-command for maintaining calm under provocation. The piece highlights physiological strain on the heart and vessels and argues for temperance to secure a peaceful old age.
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Triaes
Preston
Couple in Lancashire Hold Fast to Wedding Plan
A Lancashire couple, long courting, dispute a wedding decision. The man declares he has changed his mind, but the woman insists on following through with the banns. At the ceremony the man agrees to marry while the woman repeats she will not. The parson prompts again and she finally says yes, revealing the reversal.
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Lancashire
London
the Strict
Fowler
Do married people live longer than singles says physician
A physician questions public assumptions on longevity and marriage noting that statistics show married individuals, especially men aged 20 to 30, often live longer due to regular habits and family care. He observes higher death rates among widows and singles, while a facet of life weighs in on longevity through mental influence. The dialogue ends with a sharp exchange about past knowledge.
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Marrage
Washington Star
Fragmented Local Narrative Heads to Unknown Action
A garbled passage describes confusion over handling a troublesome boy, with unclear details about weakening will and potential directions. The text lacks coherent names, places, or events to establish a concrete summary.
Worstvet Crime Ever Sparks Magistrate Warrant
A Jefferson Market magistrate signs a warrant after a young woman accuses a man of theft linked to a pawn ticket from her deceased mother. The girl identifies her stepfather as the defendant who claims the dead woman was his wife, prompting a dramatic exchange before they leave together.
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Jefferson Market Court
Pegro
New York Exchange
Very Foxy Fox and the Cunning Morning Fox Tale
A gentleman recounts a morning encounter where a fox eyes a group of ducks at a highland lake. The fox moves ahead of the ducks and creates a cloud of dust that drifts among them, triggering little alarm as he studies the ducks’ reaction before acting further. The fragment hints at a fox’s strategic behavior but ends mid-scene.
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Highland
Wits Saved in by Wife’s Advice
Fr Roks of Winfeld Tennessee credits his wife with saving his life after a severe cough worsened under medical care. He praises Dr King’s New Discovery for curing his chest and lung ailments and promotes the medicine as a remedy for coughs colds pneumonia asthma and related illnesses with guaranteed bottles and free samples.
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Roks
Winfeld
Tenn
Ab Plauder & Ack
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Proclaimed Universal Cure
A Liberty West Virginia reader praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a universal preventative and cure for coughs and croup. The letter claims repeated successful use in many countries and within families, noting it has saved children several times. It is advertised as sold by local druggists.
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Chamberlain
M. V
Liberty
W. Va
Nische Dragzist
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Philie
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Axpresta
Avery
Mali
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Ruliy Settin
Knickerbocker Watch
Arantea
Masket
Suort
Rene
Century Cook Book
Nike
Lion Coffee
Lion Cafe
Benut
Bowes
Lil
Thos Valley
Toledo
Ohio
Watlord
Daing
Omaha Worle-Herald
Alen
Rdova
Cordova
Sir Bragele
E. G. DeWitt & Co
Unermann
Sythe
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Loustele
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