Local Business Directory and Services Listing
A fragmented 19th century directory page lists merchants and services in Ashabula and nearby towns. It includes druggists, grocers, attorneys, hardware dealers, physicians, jewelers, photographers, harness makers, engravers, and stationers. It also notes railway schedules, river and lake routes, and advertising for engraved invitations.
Tale of Grindewald and the heroic rescue in the mountains
A Swiss tale recounts Fritz, a seventeen year old youth, aiding a wounded traveler amid the Grindewald passes. Wolves circle as frost and danger press, yet Fritz steadies a fire and guides the stranger to safety, earning lasting fame in his village and memory of the Alps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grindewald
Sri Coupas
Rocxa
Stadinats
Lantertronen
Borhood
Serrane Aura Frite
Kandersteg
Kari
Aran
Fritz
Staias
Frits
Hestel
Aia
Zourney
Tattooed heads and savage features in New Zealand lore
A detailed, if fragmented, survey traces tattooing practices among New Zealanders and related observations by 19th century scholars and sailors. It covers tools, methods, afterdeath vs living marks, Captain Cook’s notes on origin, and the cultural perception of tattooed faces and bodies. It weaves in anecdotes from various observers and touches on broader civilization effects and related curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rues Eterna
Tam
Duchies
Funk
Colonia
Capt. Cook
Kidd
University of Oxford
Christ Church
Capt Cook
South Sea
Cook
New Zealand
Critannia
Britancia
Illustrated London News
Uae
Steg Wee
Frank
Sandal Signals and Domestic Customs Across Cultures
The excerpt notes varied shoe customs and domestic beliefs across regions, citing how sandals indicate a master's presence in Western Asia and how footwear can symbolize satisfaction or insult. It mentions humor and caution about sandals and fabrics, contrasting them with other daily items like sheets and blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxeum
Mussulmans
Solomon
Plague in Moscow 1770 71 and Count Grint's Departure
An 18th century note recounts the Moscow plague of 1770 71 and Count Grint's departure on November 28 amid public rejoicing. A procession featured tributes and portraits, while observers discuss oiling boots and dampening leather to preserve equipment.
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Moscow
Watt
Count Grint Wee
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Business Directory
Isin Ret
Menta
W. Savage
Deniers
Eoeriee
Gemern
Ashiatwis
Oho
Diadietien, Grocuries
Gale
Man Weaci Ureks
Ce Fm
Mall Ae
Besigeees Peat
ANS
Donna
Architects
Bavide Sloan, Civil
Ruuggands Ant and Sut
Architectural Mechanicn
Otter Boar Emt
William Smith
Whittle Gramlie
Manutmcturer
Pape Reatn
Bert Mamner
Speang Works Oes
Denahad
Agle Ab
Bemplas
James Reed
Ashtabula
Rayrem Lesves
Geneva
A.m
Pabiote Ville
Ashinvelpts
Palaces
Ile
Sau
Satatie
Imanville
Wille
Ann
Erie
Ringeville Iit
Erie Ram
Cvetaeula
Caeveland Sommes Sea
Tralus
Plersroxs
Amir Hsilwar
Radiway
Reston
Gies Hote
Chloe O
Pittsburgh
Arabian Life Elixer
Howe
A. M
Tharber & Co
Drusztete
Sud
Ows
Liberty i
New York
Kaiser
Leuterbrumnen Pass
Tativoing
Israel
Capt
Rutherby
Alee
al Hayes
Kane
Franklin, McClintock
Mo Thenaards
Mr. Larke
Promek
Hina
Ubw
Ted White
Cavaliers
Coven
Lief
Ani Ba
Laillest Shoes
Warren
Steirn Droggist
Tage Tridens