Timely Topics on Industry and Art Work in 19th Century
The article surveys rising iron manufacture in Chicago and the U S, notes Hessemer steel output, and cites coastal meteorology findings. It covers naval engineering feats by Conayki Jlons Nisw Tox, centennial aristocracy shifts, religious press counts, and a proposed colonial statue by the Jewish order of B rith, praising American tolerance and contrasting European tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of the States
America
Win
Fred
Arserics
Epidemic deaths and global tensions brief long report
A chaotic summary notes a yellow fever death toll in Savannah and multiple obituaries, plus a sprawling digest of international events. It reports Cape Leon’s river depth, church disputes in Georgia, trials, and references to Cuba, Russia, Serbia, Montenegro, and Turkish diplomacy amid looming wars.
Fragmented Notes on British Land Holdings and Paris Exhibition
Fragmentary OCR mentions land ownership in the United Kingdom, noting land holdings amount to one twelfth of the kingdom and that many peers hold estates in multiple divisions. It references Paris exhibition costs, losses from unsold works, and firms on Rue de la Paix fearing expenses of the event in 1807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bran Edinbaegh
United Kingdom
England
Ireland
Scotland
Yvers Fa
Riteia ix
Doctor Links Malaria Mix to Savannah Fever Spread
Dr White argues the current epidemic differs from yellow fever, blending malaria traits and a toxic poison in Savannah. He cites the Springheld canal as a likely poison source, warns against earth disruption, notes city cleanliness yet high September deaths, including 535 yellow fever fatalities and a racial disparity in fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Mowe
White
Charles
Savannah
Go Ming
Coues
Utes Uprising Fears Reach New Mexico and Colorado
A special from Leavenworth reports fears of a general Ute uprising in Colorado as Ute warriors have shown fresh warlike moves and clashed with U.S. troops in New Mexico. Gov. Routt and Gen. Pope exchange telegrams on troop deployment while Colo. commands warn of possible action to calm settlers in Laklate, Las Animas, Parrott City as officials weigh a broader response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ruesle
Seryle
Russia
Tchernayei
Opar
Bulgaria
Merrogorinka
Toshio
Talu
Cuba
Pont Hilm
Jovele
Constantinople
Porte
Vanigrin
Mickey
Servin
Horlin
Tupdun Restere
Bischsen
Hmlnnshee Neen
Kuala
Persia
Hissin
Galicia
Poland
Austria
Turkey
Lavenworth
Latin Globe-Democrat
Colorado
New Mexico
United States
Col
Hateh
Debated Mormon Polygamy Sparks Domestic Tension
The article contrasts the belief that Mormon women were content under polygamous rule with growing agitation among women opposing polygamy. It cites arguments about marital duties, gender roles, and the social impact, including a lengthy illustration from Bayard Taylor and a dramatic pine felled metaphor to symbolize resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Orennona
Correspondenta
Fashionable Fall Dress Trends Highlight Feathers and Reds
A period fashion notice describes fall wardrobes featuring Tyrolean style bonnets with side droop and front fullness, Toques and turban feathers in cook’s and peacock tones, and deep cherry reds. It notes trimmed housewears, princess silhouettes, and red floral garlands as key accents.
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Laney
Hooper
Lome Weir
Polonulses
Afleali
Venus
Toole
Homela
Imine Twa
Saitoy
Sweating Treatment among Sioux in Historic War Aftermath
The account describes Sioux sweating lodges used after the Tipton and Little Horn battles to treat sickness and wounds. It details a wicker frame, sun-heated stones, pouring water to create intense heat, and the patient then cooling in snow or water. The practice is linked to traditional healing and fevers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harter
Arenrown
Ero
Fonobud
Frenzied Bishop and Frugal Curate Tale
A Frenzied bishop, preparing his annual visitation, warns a curate to avoid extraordinary expense. The curate vows thrift but hosts a lavish entertainment, provoking the bishop’s shock at such lavishness from one with scant income. The exchange ends with a terse defense of prudence and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biel
Beau Westre
Yny
Centennial Award Flaws in Philadelphia Exhibition
The Centennial Award system at Philadelphia faced criticism for lack of grading and clear prizes. Judges reportedly faced manipulation by commission officers, leading to scattered awards and no real incentive to improve exhibits. Critics call the process fraudulent and detrimental to competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepere Handy
Hegan
Philadelphia
Centennial Commission
Goshorn
Tieinn
B.A. Walker
KO Jin
Choy
Hoynd
Be Social, mankind and the need for fellowship
A reflective, early 20th-century style exhortation argues that isolated individuals lack purpose and warmth. It stresses sociability, mutual support, and communal care as essential for vigorous life and personal well being, urging readers to be social, brotherly, charitable, and sympathetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Saya
Happie
Lita
Mae
Wall Boys and Slow Growth of Notable Minds
The passage argues that many great figures were slow learners in youth, citing Dryden Goldsmith Gibbon and Scott as examples. It notes Napoleon struggled with Latin and Jerrold barely read, yet asserts that the stubborn grower can become the family genius despite early dullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryden and
Swill
Goldsmith
Gibbon
Sir Walter Scott
Napoleon
Agimlet
Douglas Jerrold
Tanac Barrow
Church of England
Gol
No Hat Base Uses In Portraits Of Leaders
The Courter Journal notes a lesson in propriety from a muss dealer on Columbia Street who hung a steel engraving of a tobacco baron in his parlor. A boy misreads the image as a family treasure, prompting a humorous reaction and a moral about using leaders’ portraits for business. Blank petition and summons forms for county and police judges, county clerks, and justices of the peace are prepared for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turlington
Columbia Street
Tim
Oat Legisature
Courter Journal
Ty Ia
Alma
Testis
Lina
Walla
Mons
Paris
Rouen
Enya
Montano
Min Aer
Fragmented Sideshow of Obscure Vignettes and Witty Anecdotes
A jumble of antiquated anecdotes, odd sayings, and stray reflections from an old newspaper page. It weaves mini narratives and remarks about food, omens, loves, accidents, and literary quips, with digressions on philosophy, crime, and travel, featuring assorted domestic scenes and quirky asides.
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Chicago
Hessemer Steel Works
Theet
Hessemer-area
Natetalts
Meteorological Society of Scotland
Trnsaxr
Conayki Jlons Nisw Tox
Hne
Hell Gate
Virginia
West Point
Ensinter Corps
Port Warren
Washington
Routh Mountain
Antietam
Frederickeburg
Gettysburg
Atlanta
Valice Ui
Levith
Joel
Ther
Sileh World
Tostun
Fraser
al Lorient
Sly
Baptist Association
Savannah News
Edward Lee
Florence
Mary Lillian
Extwart W
Mary A. Drummond
Alec
Weir
B. W. Drummond
Aine
Leewan
Texas
Gerry
Lee
Tno Pictures
Juha T. Perinovie
Bere
Teanle Woodbine
Georgia
Happahannock
John Walter
Olwrt Ware
John Shacklefont
Janes Greenwood
Haunawick
Monte
Helle
van Whul
Mr. Drear
Mannie O'Conner
Indy
Watan Houge
Peank
Port Hinleotis
Lanasin
Frank
New Orleans
Terbert
Portes
Artore
Maine
New York
Ferriere
Mosare, Tiffany & Co
Maby
Cinfonnia
A Lenon
Ion Leouli
Cape
Ason
Weber
Hicke Feta
Pelling
Bayard Taylor
Sierra Nevila
Murmere
Calif Nia
Wilko —Huppinias
Hambigs New York Sun
Wall Boys
Hola
Qwopla
Waite Dirky
Anouk
Tomaty
Anyale
Iona
Tomark
Ferguson
Hans
Garman
Nils
Rano
Jin
Lily
St. Clements
London
Donna
Newgate
Yburn
Mindestin
Prince Bismaner
Hazlitt
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