Local Corners and Visitors Highlight Community Notes
Fragmented local column lists visiting officials and residents in brief notes. Names include Nowick, Otto Nowhme, Mra dA, Hiker, Mrs Noble, and many others with short travel or return references. A public notice seeks five thousand sacks from a local company.
Telegraphic News Flashes From Around the World
The page reports scattered telegraphic items from London Philadelphia Washington Portland and Paris. Incendiary fires threaten churches, tax disputes over tonnage, and political bills in the United States. Paris discusses galley warnings and Gulf of Marti activity amid wartime strains.
Bailie of Perobawat Hay and 17W Grand National federation event
Fragmentary 19th century notes describe Bailie of Perobawat Hay and a 17W Grand National federation gathering at Pratee with references to administration and various officials. Mentions Cape Of food Hage and Cowmmalone Peery landing at Tupan amid examinations and weather notes. Includes names such as Lurlen and Berit VYouaression related to investigations and Burma chemin order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perobawat
Grand
Pratee
Ceil Wathh
Billiat
Munemen
Cape of Food
Almerratn
Mormon
Berit
Etereon Anuluey
Wiley
Alot
Burma
DIDS WANTED Wide fee 125 forts
Auction notice seeks bids for wooden merchandise to be delivered on a specified route in 1913. Bids must be sealed and received by December 10 at the office of ACM WALDROF Rouen Edge Committee.
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Vick
John Wits and Son
Dery Bay Mhaskour
Vinkting
Aira Lardy
Newton Fohn
Tausian
Ar Wyle Law Mittin
Mouston
Harrison Reas
Mito
Duvger
Jun Teize
Mines Reba
Tietze
Jontee Javger
Aind Anna Im
Mouton
Ilan
Balceny
Tuly
York
ACM Waldrof
Rouen Edge
Changing Rusala style and brutal journalistic tone praised
A fragment discusses Hrussian journaliem and Steynen Graken, praising a brutal, Rabelaisian style in a satirical piece. It notes readers from students to grand dukes engage with the sharp tone, claiming it instructive and powerful despite harsh rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batirthon
Moving Day Dilemma in Quebec Provinces Zones
A confused notice describes May moving events in Quebec with references to Montreal and licensed removals. It notes expected crowds and furniture movement around May 1 to May 3, urging residents to vacate before movers arrive and detailing general disruptions in large centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Quete
Alay
Montreal
Diane
London Spectator
Hermits and odd jobs in historic notices
A collection of curious 18th and 19th century excerpts includes a Lancashire offer of fifty years for life to a free hermit, a hermit’s beard ritual, and a tale of an occupant who stayed four years before resigning. Also included are dental advice notes and a garbled exchange about work and heritage in the old country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Nogers
Archibeld Hamilton
Marke
Marcam
Lancashire
Atatate
Etraying
Esperianced Ad Vertyeen Weighs Candidate Skills
A clipped squib notes a puzzling applicant who can stay silent and evade curiosity. It mentions a former clerk from Indiana who served at Hoo burne, with a tongue in cheek tone.
Quote on life under reason and indulgence
Edmwnd Burke offers a view that life should be guided by steady reason rather than indulgent passion. He argues restraint within an imperial framework yields a wiser existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
An Odd Letter on Marriage and Almanacs
An excerpted comic quip contrasts two sayings about marriage and usefulness. It features playful wordplay and references to a Boston Transcript line about youth and almanacs, attributed to Oliver Wendell Holmes. The passage showcases humorous misfires in proverb culture.
Brotherhood Slap Tied to Million Dollar Inheritance
Atlantic City court records detail how a brother’s alleged slap influenced a $1,000,000 bequest from Aya Yur nacom to her brother William, with testimony describing a 20 year grudge. The piece notes a lodge meeting and installation of officers at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
June Portesqui
Mra Yurnacom
Armand T Nichols
William
Marteaque
Bryan Steam Laundry Ad Offers Shirt Press Service
Snappy ad notes a new shirt press and domestic finish on shirts with friction reducing features. Mentions knock off buttons and a weekend extension while providing contact phone 141 and listing Bryan Steam Laundry owned by W. O. Hears. Three wagons indicated for delivery or service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire
Bryan Steam Laundry
W. O. Hears
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Houston
Texas Central
Maine Et al
Ternational
Great Northern
Coral News
Nowick
Kowe
Otto Nowhme
Lin
Dewitt
Wn College
Vieil Gattventor
Amnry Mrown
Duvedter
Juanita
Hiker Fae
Isin
der Danentor
Hourton
Sire Noble
An Fen Co
London
Koguehy
Fred
Philadelphia
Pentagivasia Coat Companion
Washington
Workshin
Paii
Purtland
Ore
Pouria
Jay Maen
Truels
Wawrhiter
Raveland
Mary
Hydra Nation
Hultocrrtien
Lus Baregroait
Papin
Femail
Paris
Gulf of Maytile
Wintfutlon Io
Sterica
Mas & Dons
Haswell’s Ook Store
Campbell House
Dids
Aud
Fog Vedere Tlive
Tande
Livia
Alollar Robe
Old Country
Weil
Wie Drojast
Chicago Tribune
Briges
Griege
Boston Transcript
Oliver Wendel
Holmen
Brother
Stark Pile
Jno
Caldwell, C.C
Rome
J. H. Gammon, SR
Eatimaton Cheval
Bryan
Texas
J. H. Gammon, JR
ANTAN
TLIAY
GEO. A
ADAMS
J. M. Gordon
MR. Tenant
Yenetek
Pe Friary
Oak Grove
Brazos County Development Co
Fountain Bros