Colder Winters Ahead Returns to Old Fashioned Weather
The Weather Bureau says colder winters are returning in a 50 year cycle, with past generations enduring heavy snowfall and frostbite. The piece recalls rural hardship, snowplows, and hearty resilience before noting Feltman's restaurant at Coney Island changing hands after 72 years. It recalls a $1.25 full dinner and 5 cent beers as a nostalgic memory.
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Grandpop
United States Weather Bureau
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Big City
Ford Couple Toasts Long Marriage in Poetic Echoes
A nostalgic collage marks Henry and Clara Ford’s 58 years of marriage with humorous verses, thrift slogans, and cultural references. The piece samples wartime belt-tightening talk, 1940s civic notes, and Vermont’s history and landscape, ending with a broad portrait of Lake Champlain and regional geography.
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Henry
Clara Ford
Henry Ford
Clara
Vermont and its famed scenery and heritage
From Mount Mansfield to Lake Champlain, Vermont unfolds as a land of vast landscapes and rich history. The piece chronicles mountains, lakes, trails, dairy prominence, and notable Vermonters, alongside early settlements and institutions, ending with a moral sermon about valuing true riches in Christ.
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Vermont
Georgia
Pierce
Robert T. Lincoln
Manchester
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William Lloyd Garrison
of the Times
John E. Winslow
Lake Champlain
Lake Wilten
Mount Mansfield
White Mountains
Adirondacks
Jesus
Werepo
God
Christ
Peter
Zacchaeus
Jesus Christ
Vermont’s Silent Revolution From Republic to Statehood
A compact history of Vermont from 1765 to its 1791 admission as the 14th state. The Green Mountain Boys forged independence, Westminster declared Vermont an independent state in 1777, and Bennington monument recalls the pivotal battle. Montpelier became capital in 1805, reflecting a legacy of liberty and human rights.
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Texas
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New York
New Hampshire
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The
Green
United States
Montpelier
Lesson for May 26 Jetesson B subjects and Scripture texts
Examines May 26 lesson materials focusing on Jetesson B subjects and listed Scripture texts. Notes include PPT references and central themes for the day.
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Jetesson
Cleaning and care tips from a past household guide
The text offers practical advice on cleaning devices and fabrics. It suggests emptying vacuum bags after each use, not washing fabric, loosening dirt by slapping the bag, starching cotton garments, cleaning piano keys with sour milk cloth, drying keys afterward, storing draperies folded along padded hangers, using a Turkish towel to iron embroidery and laces, and applying paste wax before liquid floor wax for a better shine.
Duck Ane Liters Fentiere Field Notes
Fragmentary item mentions Wahlert 4G 802 4 North First Saint Louis Mo with references to fishing and new cane. Unclear context with several garbled terms. Readable portion suggests a local record or notice involving a location in Saint Louis Missouri and a named Wahlert item.
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Saint Louis
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