Such a Poor Inheritance at Trial of Home Tooke
At the trial of Home Tooke Lord Fidon spoke of his own reputation and vowed to leave his tithe inheritance unimpaired for his children. He shed tears and the attorney general Mitford wept, prompting a spectator to remark on Eldon’s children likely receiving a harsher fate.
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Home Tooke
Fidon
Aid
Mitford
Horne Tooke
Tooke
Eldon
Puzzle of Living and Cruelty Bits in Daily Life
Fragmented column piece notes common forms of cruelty and living habits. It cites charades about money requests, religious sects, dietary disputes, and social habits at meals with snippets of jokes and quotes about meat vegetables fasting and vegetarianism.
Arizona’s Path to Statehood and Early Turbulent Era
A broad historical sketch traces Arizona from its territorial struggles and lack of government to its drive for statehood. It covers early Indian conflicts, illegal raids, Geronimo’s capture, and the shift to peace, plus the rise of law measures against train robbery and gambling as the territory modernized.
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Ocean
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Arizona
Congress
New Mexico
Oclala
Mesilla
N. M
Nelson A. Miles
Lawton
Crook
United States Army
Bancroft
Catena de Vaca
Mexico
Gila
Cibola
Gedsden
White Mountain
San Carion
Locos
San Carios
Geronimo
United States
Uader
Geronimos
Arriors
Florida
Fort Sill
Oklo
Kibbey
Giant and Dwarf Honey Bees Of The East
A description of two bee types found in East Indian islands. Dwarf bees, called Apis gorilla, produce tiny combs the size of a child’s hand and creatures that work year round without winter storage. Giant bees, Apis forests, reach seven feet long hive structures weighing three to four hundred pounds.
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Starling Invasion Report Awakens Agricultural Officials
Reports to the agriculture department indicate English starlings are spreading along the coast toward New News. The imported birds are feared pests, similar to sparrows, though they cause no direct harm in England.
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Agriculture
England
Australis
Then All Will Praise Poets and Parody Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue replaces sense with quips on poetry and praise. A speaker urges crude lines to reach readers, while another mockingly dismisses craft. The text reads as a stylized dialogue rather than a cohesive article.
Imagined Mumblings and a Nursemaid’s Tale
A jumble of quirky lines recalls a Baltimore matron and a new nurse describing a child’s bump on the forehead after a mishap. The text nods to Castorla and Fletcher’s products while weaving odd phrases about alma maters and imagined scenes.
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Fortiaaime
Baltimore
Holby
Botti
Cuthurs Soap and Dimt ent Healed Severe Hand Condition
A reader describes months of cracked bleeding hands with painful blisters. After trying Cuthurs Soap and Dimt ent, the writer claims complete healing without losing work time and credits the products for relief.
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