Johnston Elected President of Arkansan University
A fragment notes Joseph B Johnston elected president of an Arkansan industrial university. It references uncertainty about the university’s location, mentions Georgia, and cites diverse topics from industry, cotton production, and regional editors. The passage blends historical figures, debates on manufacturing, and notes on cotton trade and regional progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Johnston
Arkansan Industrial University
Bey
Georgia
St.Louis
Brogden
Cotton’states Congress
Robert H. Ives
Providence, Place
Pessea
Prof
Gamewell
Brown University
Antietam
The Model Man Of Yore In Verse And Vicious Truth
A fragmentary verse condemns the ideal model man of past virtue who never drank or gambled yet is accused by neighbors and faces hanging justice. The poem pivots to a satirical warning that mortals cannot be perfect and should live rather than strive to be a model man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Houtmzs
Scott
Langfellow
Tennyson
Holmes
June Jones
Arkansas Grange
England
Manu Rerg
Gia
FBI
Natice
Toulouss
Prange
Fiji Islands
Danube
New
Renad
Asia Minor
Loyalty Islands
San Cristobal
Mexico
Reilly Islands
Thornabia
George Batters
Bride
Berar
Berlin
Hong Kong
Louisiana
Franceis
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wisconsi AM
Gottensew
Orleans
Fooks
Mass
Tie
Pal
Soodel Man
Intania
Amoraland
Virginia
Frenchi Govirne
Pup
Igetoros
New-York
Baltimore
Bellevue
Destructive Charleston fire and sea disasters reported
Telegraphic dispatches describe a large Charleston fire at Gadaden’s wharf destroying fifty wooden buildings and naval stores worth about a quarter million dollars, with half likely insured. Other items note a steamer sinking near Frying Pan Shoals lightship, six men fatally hurt elsewhere, and revenue seizures in Chicago with distillery contents seized amid fraud probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nue
Meadow
Dountain
Smith
Andle Prosz
Wes
Western Revenue
J. “M. Bean
Internal Revenue
W.' Haxtman
Amore
Hartman
Charleston Caarimster
Gadaden’s Wharf
Algo
Marshall’s
Charleston
New York
Brookly
Ello
Covey Island
Re. Campbell
J. H. Holden
Chatton
Commerc ials at White Sulphur Springs
Commercial notices from White Sulphur Springs detail upcoming auctions and sales. Records mention local merchants, dates, and terms of sale with brief descriptions of goods and property.
Fragmented excerpt hints at farming gains and poultry notes
The readable text mentions improving poultry stock, farm efficiency, and recreation for women, with references to a Georgia farmer named Smith in Oglethorpe County. It also describes butter packing, fodder notes, crop yields, and some unrelated remarks on social conditions and old farming practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Georgia
Cman
Smith
Oglethorpe County
Royal marriage sparks scorn over Teutonic line
Fragmentary OCR reveals a discussion of a royal marriage uniting the Gael line and a Teutonic princess, causing tensions in British nobility. It notes resistance within the court as the heir apparent is urged to leave the royal tent and refers to the crown princess of Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Pri
House of Gael
Imple
Albinito
England
Fred Princely
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Rize
Sity
Aljarite
Benz
Diurnalis 1 Boms
Cousler
the Model Man
Telegraphic
Charléston
Lahore
Demerara
Frying, Pan Shoals
Walter Tanton
Bo le
Clos
AMS
Speciel
Sumac
Gurrol Midi
Bex Nis
J. de Logue
Furchcott, Benedict 4&Co
Ktag
Attert
Rureneort
Benedict &Co
Atlants
Gay
Borter
Dom Fay
Ordobeis
Rebes Winter
Snd
Ford
Ress
Tank W
Sohnson
Sggs Gee & CO
Ina
Atlanta
Healing
Springs
Hadise
Hall Street
Wire
Previer
Bustacus
Teassigny Ades
Wesleyan Female College
Macon, Georgia
Bes“Sion
Vata’ogues
W. C. Bass
G. Smith
Augusta
Taunton, VA
Bedford Co
Tenn
Miles Wat
Lybchburg
Tneatractora
Eerie Ae Angsabers
Catae
Addres
Bulevae
Patapace Female Institute
Wishington
Heart City
Poat-offleey
Maryland
Francis H. Smi
University of Georgia
Arpcets
Feservairy
Herchant “& Gos
York
Ialylt-Deods
Pitaa
Berhades Antes
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