The King S English Murder Primer Across Pronunciations
A dense excerpt catalogues mispronunciations and grammar quirks from a historical text. It covers word stresses accents and syllables for terms like rock hearken and hearth and notes correct forms such as pronunciation of process product and sacrifice. It also discusses usage of since and ago and explains proper noun forms and related linguistic examples with emphasis on accuracy.
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Sampson
Hercules
Harken
Harth
Herken
Herth
Meyer
Harvard University
Yale University
Harvard College
Yale College
Epi
Byron
Fragmentary note on Latin grammar and dative usage
A fragmented text discusses Latin rules for adjectives governing the dative case, touching on English integration and Tartans, with references to gerundive terms and governing words. The passage cites reasons tied to precedence of governing words and classical grammar foundations.
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Ian Uae
Henry Clay as Actor and Legal Genius in a Kentucky Case
A Chicago traveler recalls Henry Clay defending a murder case with a fierceness unseen. Clay studied a stare before trials, then delivered a single line that swayed jurors to a Not guilty verdict. The anecdote highlights Clay’s dramatic skill and relentless prep.
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Wau
Hopelena Dane
Chicago
Pew Valley
Cleary Clay
Mr. Clay
Henry Clay
Mumier
Hia
Clay
Pink Pills Restored Mrs Cooper After Months of Illness
Mrs Sadie Cooper of 824 Main Street describes a four month stomach and weakness ordeal with fainting spells and headaches. After doctor care and trial of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People starting January 1896, she recovered in three months and has had no recurrence. The pills are advertised as a blood and nerve remedy. Also notes on an ancient Latin Bible in the Cottonian library and vampire legends from Longman's Magazine.
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Kentucky
Falius
Antoma
Anton
Agapas
Peter
Jesus
Simon
Pater
Yike
Philo
Phileo
Sadie
Mra. Cooper
Williams
Pte
Aix
Williiama
Cottonian
Enghina
Thelondon Chronicle
Scone
Westminster
Edward the Soioer
Athelstin the Glotous
Church of
Dover
Dreams on a crowded trolley ride
Two young women on a Chestnut Street trolley discuss happiness and money. They dream aloud of buying silk dresses to last ten years and the other desires funds to take a cab to her job each morning, illustrating lighthearted aspirations from a Philadelphia Times piece.
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Chestnut Street
Demertia
Whi
Goa
Broad Street
Dasay
Sade
Philadelphia Times
French Nald and Bridset McShane Exchange Accent Clues
Dialog shows Bridset McShane claiming French origins and Irish surname misinterpretation, with Mrs Houseleigh probing birthplace. Text notes nearly 1,000 vessels jost annual ly, hinting at maritime section details and OCR irregularities.
Ohio Fourth Judicial District Court Terms For 1903
The document lists court term dates for 1903 across Ohio counties including Washington Athens Hocking Vinton Meigs Gallia Lawrence Scioto Adams Brown Highland Pickaway Ross Pike Jackson. It records start times and specific day numbers for each county, plus certification by Athens County Clerk D A R McKinstry.
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Athens County
Hocking County
Vinton County
Meigs County
Gallia County
Lawrence County
Scioto County
Adams County
Brown County
Highland County
Pickaway County
Ross County
Pike County
Jackson County
Jone
Oho
Fourth Judicial District of
Ohio
Athens
D. A. R. Mckinstry
Sunday Excursion Tickets by Ohio Central Lines
The aAgenta of the Ohio Central Lines offers Sunday round trips to all points on the Ohio Central Line. Tickets are one fare for the round trip with same day return. Excursion rates to Helena limited to 25 cents and return by the sale date.
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aAgenta
Ohio Central Lines
Ohio Central
Helena
Middleport
Gallinolis
Point’ Pleasant
Athens County women urged to join W C T U at fair
County fair notices call for women from each township to join Athens W C T U. A prize incentives the mother with the most grown sons who abstain from drink and tobacco. Registration, badges and literature available at the W C T U booth in Floral hall. Also seeks a man with a single team for delivery work at $21 weekly plus $3159.00 deposit.
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Athens County
Athens W. C. T. U
W. C. T. U. Booth
Floral Hall
Phils
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Louisville Corrier-Journal
Philadelphia Record
Pierce
Chas Frosa
Sitka
Ind
Merce
Golden Medical
Pierze
Atusbang's
Advige
Cooper
Bate
Vampires
Guiana
Longman’s Magazine
the Times
Fourth Judicial Gi
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Washington County
Hiram L. Sirl
Thomas Cherrington Iseanes
Thomas A. Jones
State OF
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Cline
Wright
Great Lakes
OMNIS
Connectiog
Tontn
Columbus
Toledo
ST. Maas
Coumans
Marietta
Middlefort
Gallipolis
Charleston
West Va
Owto Central
Tima
Bates
Itc
Moulton Houk
Hocking Valley Railway
St. Paul
Deas City
Omaha
Den
Hockisgate
I. W. m Fisher
Gen, Pan
the. Agt
Hocking Valley
Beeeeeeene
The
Hudson School Furniture Co
F. C. DeWirrt Co
DaihwNe
Chillicothe
Parkersburg
Ew York
Dally
Ceee
St. Louis
New York
Fast Mail
St.Louis
Caillicothe
Sunlsy
Limited Express
Parkersbarg
Caiilicothe
West Moore
O.p.mccarr
G. P. A. Cricaymasi
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