Perry’s Lake Erie Victory Niagara Salvage and Centennial Plans
The Niagara relic, raised from Lake Erie's mud, will be rebuilt for a summer exhibition marking Perry's 1813 victory. Oliver Hazard Perry, born Rhode Islander and naval hero, led a small fleet to defeat Admiral Harcourt's squadron, prompting national thanks and a Perry memorial funded across states. The project includes a 920 foot plinth, museum, crypt, and landscape plans on Lake Erie near Put-in-Bay.
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Niagara
Oliver Howard Perry
Lake Erie
Firitieh
Perry
United States
Erle Harbor
Lake
Andere
Tishewil
Ttu
W. I. Morrison
Wolverine
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Kheleiog
Great Lakes
Interstate Board of the Centennial Celebration
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Oliver Hazard Perry
Veesel
Watch Hill
B. L
Chauncey
Foresta
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Hia
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Commodore Perry
Alexander
Kentucky
Britain
Secretary of the Navy
William H. Harrison
Congress
Boston
Baltimore
Mediterranean
Java
John Adame
Ventee
Orinoco
Puteda Fay
Haas Island
Doris
Dland
Dorle
Erie
Canada
National Commission of Anearte
Mane
Ho Norpham
Daniel C. Wrench
Thomas Hastings
Frederick Law Olmsted
Charles Moore
Case Gilbert
Prancte
D. Miller
George H Worthington
Nelson A. Miles
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Henry Watterson
Little Surprises in a Patchwork of Phrases
A fragmented narrative scene features snatches of dialogue about courtship church visits and bills. Characters named Harry Hobby and an unnamed doctor drift through domestic confessions and minor moral moments as money and affection intertwine in a small domestic vignette.
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Harry
Come to Our Ralohew Party for the Children
A village event invites children to a midweek party with a festive display, simple refreshments, and themed decorations. The program includes a gleeful parade and crafts, hosted by an unnamed worker, with a focus on community tradition.
Civil War News From Fifty Years Ago This Week
Accounts from the Civil War era report sharp exchanges in the British House of Lords over support for Confederate shipping rights and Confederate losses in multiple theaters. Militia clashes near Yorktown and redeployment at Vicksburg are noted, with various captures, blockades, and provisions of war actions across Missouri, Arkansas, Virginia, and North Carolina.
Wet Corn Gage and Cloth Bags as Hot Water Bottle
An inexpensive substitute for a rubber hot water bottle is made by beating field corn shelled and heated in a pan until warm. The corn is poured into cloth bags and tied sealed, creating reusable warm bags for warming.
Loyalty as a Key to Business and Trust
A fragmented older text extols loyalty as essential to business and dependable work, praising Crystal and an emerald as symbols of value. It mentions a French academy and a presented object, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
German princes travel through Germany during summer holidays
Koleora cons were taught their father also allowed them to task the delights of the wanderjatz which fill forme part of the education of most German artiaana. In the come of the young princes the year Was split up over several oc clusive summer holidays they spent tramping through Germany knappack on back and sleeping at rondelde Inns They traveled without ah reorvant accompanied only by thair military governor Col von Fallen heyn and were scarcely ever reeng ulmed.
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Koleora
Germany
Knappack
Rondelde
Thair
Col
von Fallenheyn
Judge Miller Credits Dodds Kidney Pills for Recovery
A Gray County probate judge from Cimarron Kansas credits Dodds Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney related ailments. He reports dramatic health improvements after a year of use and invites correspondence, listing Buffalo New York as the dealer and noting the price and promotional hints.
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Gray Co
Philip Miller
Cimarron
Kan
Mood and Spirit Tales Spark a Lurid Evening
A man recounts his death vividly to an elderly listener who grows bored. The tale shifts to a scientist claiming electricity and plant life tie to mood, with experiments suggesting plants react to electric forces. A New Zealand farmer tests glare by driving a car with strong headlights, attracting hares as stationary targets.
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John Drew
New Zealand
Drivilijg
Indignant policeman questions hold up man’s conduct
A robbed man confirms he told a policeman about his troubles. The officer reacted with indignation, noting the hold up man had not even sought permission to operate on his bet.
Woman Warns Best Friend Coffee Harms Health
A woman recounts how coffee harmed her nervous system and heart, describing coffee as a false friend and praising Postum as a remedy. She notes weight gain after switching to Postum and reports regained health and strength following the change.
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Postum
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