Joint Resolution Proposing Constitutional Amendments
Fragmented text describes a joint resolution proposing amendments to the Pennsylvania constitution era. It references general assembly actions, suffrage rights, and authority from the Commonwealth. Names like WAT BYU and others appear as signatories. banking context includes The First National Bank of Gettysburg and May Borough. The piece blends procedural details with scattered names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Banale
Tia Pwusisinwe
Tony Sedrabes
Cig Oliesns
Fiewig
G. Woussun
Hywckor
Juin Benny
Senate Eset FG
Syd Floridor
Goukrat
Don Ladd
Gocrequny
Wach House
Gettyvaburg
Jis
Guteysburge
Fragmented 1861 business listing with garbled names and items
An OCR messy notice from Guttys burg details a bank and mercantile posting. It mentions First National Bank, various traders, and a sales pitch for hardware, groceries, and household goods. Some names and places are garbled, but references to cash sales and local commerce appear.
Fragmentary Ode to a Nation’s Strife and Freedom
A distorted verse essay portrays a nation’s struggle for liberty with references to dawn, tempests, battles, and a call for unity. The fragment names generic figures and places while conveying a mood of resistance and longing for emancipation, ending on a vow of steadfast fight.
Vision and words amid walls and windows in a troubled scene
A fragmented prose fragment laments the masking of vision by walls and banners, contrasting pictures without windows and a roll with Rindawa. It reflects melancholy over two people who must endure confinement, seeking release through heavenly bells, dawn imagery, and introspective religious musings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dian
Umea
Lunahogse i
Wendy Bheyane
Enormous 900 Pound Cheese At Nash ville Gathering
Two men discuss a dairy owner and a colossal cheese weighing nine hundred pounds and more in Nash ville while a young man reads a paper. A landlord and guests debate politics as a soldier causes a scene and a public meeting adjourns amid lively commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Andrew Dicks
Sittin
Young Woo
Trowzh
Chingtranguns
Bormier
Lia Duing
The Miseries of Printing A Local Newspaper Tale
A long fragment recounts a cranky printer’s woes and the pressures of pleasing all readers. It includes anecdotes about an old widow’s challenged inheritance scheme, the printer’s precarious craft, and a vivid defense of journalism amid public scorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby
Poby
Irina
Nouetmes
Himealf
Garaig Sxorg
Flanders
Luby
Remedy for Weevi and the wheat trouble in Ohio
An article discusses eight years after the weevil outbreak in Ohio and how sowing wheat from the same ground contributed to losses. It notes that Mediterranean wheat was blamed but that new varieties from California, Maryland, Michigan, New York, Minnesota, or other distant countries may offer better yields and resistance, urging farmers to seek diverse stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
California
Hia
Californis
Maryland
Michigan
New York
Minnesota
Gareth Robert
South Mountain Iron Company forms and appoints Cornog manager
The South Mountain Iron Company adopts the Pine Grove town name and appoints George T. Cornog as manager of the new concern. Cornog brings extensive iron industry experience from major works in Pennsylvania and Virginia and has served in the army for over two years. The new firm plans immediate construction of two large forges and likely a railroad with eastern terminus at New Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mountain Iron Company
South Mountain Tron Company
Atyle
George T. Cornog
Naw
Otrye
Cornog
Largs
Pomegonia
Virginia
Ile
Anny
Fragmented Civil War letter from Baltimore activist
A wartime missive purports to come from a Baltimore Methodist figure’s daughter. It advocates violent reunification measures and extreme Southern valor rhetoric, referencing prisoner sites Libby and Castle Thunder, urging uprisings and coercive actions, and expressing desire for personal privilege in the pursuit of vengeful aims. The text hints at a broader pro-Confederate agitation and calls for support of slaveholding interests in a future campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culavel Woolley
Parlies
Walfare
Uake
Marzhob
Baltimore
Epray
Ugle
Southern Steel
Torrior
Richmond City
Lessin Yaudala
Ius
Buran
Execution at Fort Mollenry and a spree of rebel prints
A chaotic Rochester era notice reports a military execution at Fort Mollenry of Andrew Laypole alias Tandore Leos after capture as a spy. It describes the scene with chaplains, a drum procession, and post execution procedures. It also mentions an assortment of rebel literature seized from Kelly and Piet.
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Fort McHeary
Aboot
Ball Pass
Ava Algluck
Vert Mollenry
Andrew Laypole
Alink Tandore Leos
Quentiz
Ad Gordance
W. W.beles
Eighth
New York Artillery
Waite
Tiopold
Sundap
Her. de. A. A.leces
Reese
Ohio
Miller
Andrawe
Priaoner
Gen? Moreis
Samuel B. Lawrence
Wale Jace
Efe
Dows Ud
Torin
Banday
Tr. Reese
Big Mother
Priso
Greneral Morris
Tha Ebay Min
Hia
Daypole
Washington County
Exid
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First National Bank of
Guttysburg
Ignitialvetary
Gorepsoney
Asioins
Tennsylvania
Daly Urgari
Gangrogo
Tiermare
Hugh Metadloch
Pivet National
Aciung
Potintuylynsine
Davskinng
Ja Teeming
Whering
Hardware and Graverlea
Famig Solomibors
Jabeta Fens
Witter
Tivenne
Belimore
Tron &O
Rand
Tronsekerpora
Tokedb
Dannur
Davin Ziegler
LAA
ASR Akglet Lnt
West Middlestreet
Tesla Bais
Gatlyshueg
Herine
Oye Gholom Arnold
RS. Winslow
Boyvise Dorp Hustered
Muydee
Nina
Farewall
Baat
Pam
Payne
Ike Dian
Alana
Hasmut
Clargley
Jil
Mra Warley
Wingell
Lea
Oshur
Ula
Porson Stanitines
Chairuas
Paul
Trent
Anonthe Trust
Vrust
the Lord
Mse
Buckiogbaurbive
Charsdar
Ethiak
Aulé Benetis
Barrington
Christ
Phillips
Tunghtar
St. Vitus
Wreisth
Bine
Iauk
Nat Hal
Dustice
Adams
Aluibher
Clo
Wigodouate
Shiloh
Buel
Fin Haying
Gieth
Grant
Reed Buell
BSA
Tynan
Tax India
O'S
Abraham Linwoln
Republic
Charles GL
Richardeoo
Broadway 5
Firur
Pypeosh Maratul
United Stales
Retaniva
Balt. Aneurivan
Rochester
Joseph LeBel
Springfield
Leilul
Nir
Wowrtaahe
Aupervieor
Spriogaeld
Pliva
Meigaboul
Mia Sarah B. Balcon
Tom Thumb
Dolly Diutton
Plaster of Paris
Droga
Walla
Diptheria
Ydarn
Gnaxravo Stexon
Tinea
Pha
Guaeril Meade
Mosde
Gov. Meade
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Chambersburg
Wiley Crawford
Penneybanin Oserves
Theourly
Lochwinwood
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Lineas Donelson
Rommembert Gm Ars
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