Beautiful Illustrated Map on Fruit and Ornamental Trees
A detailed notice promotes a new publication featuring Twenty Five Engravings of trees and fruits, with roots and soil visuals, aimed at horticulture lovers. It offers guidance on cultivating fruit trees, soil preparation, grafting, training, and preserving various fruits, with the map sold for $1.69 in money or dustages. The issue, published by FLOM PETERS in Adams County, Pa, includes agency prospects and subscription details.
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Boll i
Traita
Lees
Searerly
Ilan
Ih Flom. Peters
Bandoraville
Adams County
Thin County
Mapa
Avery County
Unite States
Night Blessings Scripted in Sleep Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse speaks of night and dawn and farewell. The lines reference rest, peace, and distant light as imagery shifts from night to hopeful day. Names and places are not identifiable amid garbled text, leaving a lyrical, non-specific mood.
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Count Lipel
Bryant
Why Won't Any Beaus Come My Way
A playful verse laments a young woman’s romantic drought. She teases suitors, laments her lack of a beau, and mocks their attempts with jests about appearance and manners as she waits for love. The piece lists teases and innuendo about beauty, vanity, and social expectations.
Look Forward Not Buck Again in This Reflections Note
A reflective piece urges living for present happiness and future progress. It contrasts embracing heartfelt affection with social coldness, warning against distant dignity. It argues youth, friendship, and family bonds enrich life more than past regrets or genius.
Lodgings For Boots Anecdote From a Muddy Interior Town
A traveler arrives muddy after walking half a mile to a tavern. Landlord doubles lodging charge to fifty cents for boots left outside and breakfast costs. The next morning the landlady and landlord conspire over the guest’s boots while he lingers, then the guest departs. Later the guest returns, the boots again draw attention, and the landlord hints at the same rate, amid a humorous exchange. The anecdote blends rustic humor with local color and a running joke about boot wear and lodging charges.
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Lin
Hallaa Lwur
Daseas
Sweet Old Age and the Vision of Peaceful Decay
The passage speaks of a mature, serene age called a second childhood where the mind stays keen while the body ages. It lauds a land of Pealah where Christians who have journeyed long may rest and reveal true manhood. It extols peaceful families welcoming saintly elders with gentleness and mild pleasures.
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Pealah
The Growth of the Beard and Barber Trade Decline
The article notes a dramatic drop in barber shops from over two hundred to about ten, with shaving brushes and razors importation falling in parallel. It links these changes to a rise in lager beer saloons and Hangis phrases, suggesting a broader urban shift in consumption and industry patterns, ending with an assertion that few options remain for neglected barbers.
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Tnce
Rescue by Hussar Hero At Vienna Anniversary Review
A vivid scene at a date review in Vienna during the fiftieth anniversary of the military order of Maria Theresa. A mounted Hussar named Tossar plunges to shield a child from charging horses, saving the youngster and earning universal praise from spectators and the empress. The event is recalled amid other era anecdotes and a card of a Columbus Ohio séance.
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Vienna
Maria Theresa
Itossar
Jessie Benton Fremont Versus Francis Blair in Washington Duel
A vivid reminiscence recounts Jessie Benton Fremont clashing with Francis P Blair and his sons in Washington. Her sharp wit and boldness topple the Blair camp during interviews with Montgomery and the Postmaster General. The scene ends with the Blair household routed and Jessie leaving in triumph.
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Francis P. Blair
Jessie
Policieians
Old Globe Fen
Blair
Hives
Jessie Benton Wremont
Washington
Lair
Thomas Benton
St. Louis
Mr. Blair
France
Montgomery
Francis
Vlair
Tom
The Doctor and the Clock Face at the New Church
An elderly crowd gathers as Reverend De Melend proceeds to open a new place of worship. A discussion erupts about the clock on the house, which is only a clock face with no true time, prompting a conscience dispute before worship proceeds.
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Melend
Duncan
Davlor
Doetor
Miust
Draven
Dane
Maxims for Usefulness from Gail and Rowenbar Prose
Daily study and faithful practice are urged to follow Gail's work with courage and meekness. Do one duty at a time, seek God's approval above all, and live a life worthy of praise while serving the race for a lasting reward in heaven.
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Gail
Thorsh
Rowenbar
Thas
Temperature guidelines for rooms and heating limits
The Sicule article notes winter room heating should not exceed 15 degrees Celsius 59 degrees Fahrenheit for comfort and health. It warns against over heating in hospitals and sedentary workspaces to avoid cerebral congestion and lung issues. Bedrooms especially for children should stay cool with rare fires at night. Daily airing by opening windows from 5 am to renew air is advised.
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Hall
Journal of Health
Europe
Strasburg
Suicken
Are the Planets Inhabited Are They Inhabitants Revealed
A long faith article discusses planetary life possibilities. It cites Mars observations by Herr Mahler in Berlin and notes Earth's residents cannot be seen via telescope. It argues life could exist in varied forms on planets with differing day night cycles and atmospheres.
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Tho
London
Edinburg
Mare
Earth
Herr Mahler
Berlin
Fife
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