Keeley Motor and a Morning of Home Misadventure
In a humorous reminiscence, the narrator recites a chaotic breakfast scene prompted by early morning exercise and a Keeley Motor product. A dull axe, a glued finger, and a chaotic domestic tableau unfold as wife, cook, and child react to the invention and the narrator’s comic misfortunes while reflecting on progress and household life.
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Dear Gazette
Batsie
Reed
Satie
Charles Waxelbaum
Maries
Maria
South America
Poe
Keeley
Air
Press Pay and Patronage in the Newspaper Business
The Memphis Avalanche argues that newspapers must charge for copies and notices, likening free requests to stealing from a business. It notes readers who expect gratis ads and obituaries, comparing newspaper operations to banks and bridges. It stresses that quality reporting and paid notices sustain journalism.
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Fate
Syl
Shorel
Afemphis Avalanche
Education for Boys at Home and Abroad
The piece argues early writing and arithmetic literacy aid boys. It stresses practical handwriting, spelling, and letter writing to strengthen home ties, while teaching money management and budgeting to prevent debt. It urges parental transparency about finances to foster responsibility.
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Leonyavli
Eich
Mimile
Silirelay Review
Thrilling Railway Incident in Germany Told by European Correspondent
A Boston Advertiser European correspondent recounts a dramatic third class journey in Germany. A young mother traveling with her infant and lively toddler loses sight of the baby during a sudden accident, prompting a swift station stop, nationwide concern, and a collective display of sympathy from travelers and villagers alike.
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Boston Advertiser
Chaine Catia
Aml
Elcar
Valorbund
Oat Crop Profits and Farm Land Benefits
Practical notes on growing oats to feed stock, cut costs and save labor. Advocates planting oats alongside corn from August to October, reducing plow stock by a quarter, and improving soil with peas after oats. Illustrates savings with a 200 acre example and emphasizes crop rotation and soil health for long term yields.
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Southern Cultbvator
Old Mother Earth's
Unionville
Riot awareness and land theft critique cited in tribune
The New York Tribune notes Mississippi riots are unknown in Virginia and North Carolina, blaming land theft by planters and petty promoters. It claims Governor Ames faces backlash as the wind shifts, asserting the piece hits the issue squarely.
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The
New York Tribune
Virginia
North Carolia
Ameslia
Dissent on Farm Labor Yet Urgency for South to Invest
The piece argues young rural Americans abandon farms for cities, praising farming’s viability if driven by energy and skill. It notes land in the South is cheap, demand rising, and calls for redirecting youth to agriculture to boost the region’s wealth and avoid crowding in other professions. It also critiques Gov. Chamberlain’s bank-related actions and defends equality of opportunity.
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Blackstone
Esculapius
South
Virginia
Goy
CxAswertats
Gov. Chamberlain
Solomon's Bank
Gov
Chamberlain
Sas
Dunn
Cardozo
Ae Aig
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Ridges
Kennesaw Gazette
Ed. Garett
Adam
Eve
Dobbs
Wheeler & Wilson
Abel
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Thompson
Cogg
Bars County
Mount Sima
Red Sea
Georgia
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Tam
Esuies
Pele
Danbury
Stonewall Jackson
Richmond
Virginie
RicsMoxp
Stonewall” Jackson
Foley
Baltimore
Christendom
Jackson
Lee
Haniel
Beresford Hope
M. P
Eapland
Leutenant
Pope
Washington
Executive Mansion
Kemper
Moses Hoge
Ceres
Virginia Statesman
M. T. Haonper
Henry A. Wise
Commonwealth
Jerusalem
Masons
Odd Fellows
Druids
Red Men
Pyhians
Ling
Tyre al Lee
Eahwarel Valetine
University Chapel
Lexington
Shiart
A. P. Hill
Pickett
Gettysburg
New York Herald
Aun
Germany
Kronprinz
Kronprinces
Europe
Poutriesty Journalias
Hardy Solomon Hss
Columbia Register
Dano-Cardozo
Solomon
Columbia Union-Hernold
Neagle
Sstonon
Bank and Test Company
Dutin
Exjieusea
Solana
Jylis
Muiindferall
Cardoza
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