Providence Exhibition on June 20 at Railroad Hall
The Morticultural Society presents an Exhibition of Fruit and Vegetables at Railroad Hall Providence with a Butter Exhibit at 9 am on June 20. Prizes totaling $29 are offered for machines and related displays. The secretary H H Smith invites participation and signals potential sales following the event.
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Providence
Morticultural Society
Earl
Railroad Hall
Jane
Senn
Mailroad
Usight
Ira
Luy Harvest
Labematics
Hen H. Smith
Seva Lesa
Horticultural Exhibition in Providence Details
The Rhode Island Horticultural Society announces a two day exhibition in Providence on Tuesday and Wednesday June 20 and 21 1854. It features fruits flowers early vegetables butter in lamps and premiums with a public display at the Mall of the Station. Exhibits include roses and straw work and a show bill with premium lists provided by secretary Driscoll.
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Rhode Island Horticultural Society
Hall
SION
Es Mall of
We Station
Providence
Glin
Driscoll
Mayet
K. I
Widow Fanny Forrester Dies in Hamilton New York
Mrs Emily C Judson known as Fanny Forrester died in Hamilton New York on Thursday. Ill health from residence in Lydia and long invalid status marked her final years.
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Emily C. Judson
Fenny Forrester
Texte Tet de Ideers
Fanny Forrester
Hamilton
New York
Lydia, Pd
Community Plans $1500 War Celebration on Fourth
A local group budgets fifteen hundred dollars for the Fourth of July festivities. They aim to fund a war theme event featuring a parade processional, a display of bells, and a public ringing to mark Independence Day.
Old bachelor boast leads to reveal in heated exchange
A cryptic quarrel unfolds as Celebs taunts a bachelor and a lady asserts knowledge of a rock he claims to know, prompting a dramatic reaction and an abrupt withdrawal.
Alma's Promise and the Path to Congress
Fragmentary political exhortation urges readers to start education now and support a rising figure who will guide the nation. It likens learning steps to climbing toward wisdom, fame, wealth, and national service, ending with a call to vote for him as representative.
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Alma's
Gator
Blueeas
Congress
Caution Against Painted Wooden Pails Containing Lead
A notice urges patrons to avoid painted wooden pails as lead oxide from the paint is a dangerous poison. It warns that varnish overglaze on a water pail may release harmful fumes or substances.
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Theozide
Mary
A Move Bortox and the Demands of Universal Knowledge
The passage describes an ideal of a person required to know all about every country, state, and county, past histories, literature, and beliefs. It warns such a figure must master endless fields, recall all events, quote all poetry, and remain adaptable yet unwavering.
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Cyclopedium of Magazine
The Settlers A Tale of the Forest Chapter Vil
A vivid scene unfolds in a colonial frontier encampment where Ellen and her captive brother George Miller endure savage threats. Rescue plots emerge as Henry, Worthly, and a seasoned Scout work with Brave the hound to free captives and escape along moonlit river rapids aided by a covert canoe journey and stealthy pursuit by Indian assailants.
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Ellen
Wes
Wil
George
George Miller
Annie
George Kwan
Stout
Hett
Henry
Mancey
Waly
Roy
Ennai
Worthly
Scout
Brave
Eveleth
Stevens
Theatter
Telaing
Wales
Madea
Acreen
Ton
Tcat Gay George
Ding
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Portland Eclectic
the Settlers
Tale OF the Forest
Charles P. Ilsley
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