Year Without a Summer Framed by 1816 Weather Oddities
The article recounts 1816 as a year with unusual cold and frost, including May ice, June snow, and July ice in New York, alongside references to harsh winters and failed crops. It also advertises various medicines and tonics, naming Hood's Sarsaparilla, Electric Bitters, and Dr. Pierce's products, with local business notes about Derby, Massachusetts, and a needle factory planned for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mareachupella
Hood
B and O S W Ry Change of Time Athens Trains
The B and O S W Ry announces updated schedules with trains arriving and departing Athens. ARHIVE No 190 at 10 30am daily from Columbus No 134 at 6 05pm daily except Sunday from Columbus. Key trains to and from Columbus and Logan Branch noted with daily and Sunday exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HV. &T
Athens
Ohio Republicans hail growth of the party in national gains
The Ohio Republican message praises three years of GOP growth, denounces the Democratic administration, and reaffirms protectionist principles. It lauds General Bushnell as governor, Governor Foraker, and McKinley’s national leadership, pledging loyal support for a victorious November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Avery Tie
United States
Republican Party
Monroe
Congress
Legisla- Hop
Ension Bureau
Uaion
Republic
General Bushnell
General Assembly
Foraker
William McKinley
America
Notable figures of immense weight and odd measurements
A garbled historical excerpt recounts extreme weights and body sizes across eras. It mentions an Essex man around 616 pounds who died at 50, a German girl feeding in Paris at 450 pounds, a Parisian boy at 102 pounds at four, and various others with astonishing measurements and unusual lifespans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
George
Frederica Ahrens
Paris
Laurent
Bright Red
Philip Mason
Mermouthshies
Marie Franzeige Claya
Marisiin Bepear
Philosophical Transactions
Sista Dela
Pet
Lincolnshire
Arsinedattiney
Dorothy Callier
Selected Pleasantries and Fragments of Daily Life
Fragmented anecdotes and witty exchanges from a 19th or early 20th century column. Notes mention Detroit, a Russian mispronunciation, jokes about wedding gifts, a rural school board visitor, and playful portraits of daily conversations with names and quirky phrases.
Fragmented notes on dogs and oddities from a vintage page
The text enumerates diverse dog breeds and crossbreeds including Labrador, Newfoundland, and Sea Attigh deerhound with scattered remarks on their uses. It then shifts to a humorous vignette about a letter titled There’s my Sigh in the Beart and a Japanese traveler anecdote, ending with a garbled call to beware fitness scams and a stray advertising fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labrador
Newfoundland
Mersh
Scotland
Ciareyue
South
Taslseer
Notable Obituary and Historical Suspicions in 19th Century Text
The clip reports the death of Mme. Julia Fartre widow of a Paris capitulation negotiator and longtime head of the Ecole Normale in Sevres. It also cites English genealogists claiming Laurence Washington descent via East Sutton, Kent, and notes a donation by Morris M. White and Francis K. White of Cincinnati and New York to Larthant College in Richmond, Indiana for the John W. Wife Memorial endowment fund in honor of their father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Julia Fartre
Prince Bismarck
Paris
Abe
Ecole Normaaie
Wauien
Sevres
East Sutton
Kent
Laurence Washington
Baliyl College
Oxford
John Latfal
Scortsvnl
Minselt
Belit
Morris M. White
Cincinnati
Francis K. White
New York
Larthant College
Unker Institution
Richmond
Ind
Thea Tohe
Aemori
GLEANED ABROAD. Diverse Notes From The World
Gleaned Abroad surveys caricatures by Trenty Furniss now in Parliament for the Liberal Daily News. It notes discoveries in New South Wales including platigiferous lon ore and a 73 per quart plating crude ore. A Druidical monument linked to archaeologist DW Miketty stands near Paris. Dr Weldon pleads for sport separation from gambling, praising horse racing as noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenty Furniss
Pitino
Liberal
Daily News
Fitdieht
New South Wales
DW Miketty
Meudon
Paris
Lis
Kerhan
Greece
Oddities In Eyes And Travel Notes In Ohio
The article notes diverse eye adaptations across species, including owls and cats with special structures to manage light and movement. It also includes a travel notice for C. H. V. L. and Byparts, detailing regular passenger trains between Wellston, Columbus, Jackson, and Wellton with ticketing and connections, plus advice to contact the railway office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellston
Pomeroy
Wellton
Wellston
Ohio Southern
Jackson
Vickets
Bagreee
Theaneh
Finmden
Wellsten
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Pole
oSee
W. H. McKee
Derarer
Mass
Pigtee
Pieree
Medina Association
Bufue
North Catolina
Buchkian
Arnica
W. H. MeKee
Casoris
Misa
Chiron
Theemage
Atlantic
Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Chiwar
Tring Leate
Dally
Eltingem
Beosw
Arent
Colam
Pally
Col
Sanday
Logan Br ‘Inckeon
Tiddance
Mysali
Detroit
Ajlippy Coupic
Fusay
Lita
Bland
Novi John
Puxan
Washington Star
Meekes
Tuliz
Lonise
Ainebel
Masie
Japan
Dewate
Maine
AU Grester
Eggreta Ag
Comaptai
Nts
Udtos Wien
Diery
Azatoss
ITC
Emis
Pitieg
Premierian
Ulagnor
Miles
Herg Medicine Co
Cambruise
ST. Jacobs Oil
Parenar
Aman Raten
Brea Cie
THE
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Ani
Lin Bist
Renaper
Ube
Peper
Abistos
hAlwaros
Ebro K
Pislerca
Toulpia
CML
Tribune Fai
Etreatatien
Uae
Mousehaht
Messenger and Herald
Kubiding
New York City
Mec
SDRC
St. Fort Wayne
Miles Nerrine
Ter
Mites Medical Om
Etchart
Wes
Toliedo
Golumbus
Toledo
Volumbes
Merterta
Becyros
Granvie
Rewer
Priatina
Eho Bolk
D. P
Cincinham
Zauskingum Valley
Lanescaster
Defart
West
S. Cincionot
Wapneae Ace AU
Tanariee
Cinemle
Sonith
Lew Lerington
Stupetline
Clecieville
Etn
Wasiton c. H
New Lexington
Lancaster
Bem
Lexington
Rene Connerts
Apriiy
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