Bargain with Marriage Rules and Household Duty
A lengthy moral reflection on marriage roles, authority, and devotion. It contrasts a wife's reverent service to a husband with the ideal of mutual respect, highlighting duties, obedience, and affection as the basis of a harmonious home life. The text weaves in observations on wealth, prodigality, and social expectations shaping marital conduct.
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Mo Hsic
Harieband
Marri Wuok
Somae
H.W. Boocher
Facts and figures from a bygone era in a ragged report
A garbled 19th century summary cites diverse data on topics from a million dollar endowment to city ages and school funding. It notes Grant’s transfer, population shifts in Duen, Sweden matches exports, and Brooklyn school costs, plus manufacturing and canning stats, prison and state department funding, and rising sardine and meat packing activity.
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Lowiziana
Grant
Duen
Chaetor
Sweden
Prigghers
George Howkmd
John Matthew Howland
New Delf
George Howland
Brooklyn
Educational Board
Odd Blurred Fragments From A Century Ago
A jumbled slice of 19th century newspaper chatter, teasing snippets about inventions, fare disputes, and social wits. The text mentions a French machine for “earossing” with elevated bombardment, phosphor-fed daughters, a train fare right to debate passenger rights, and a volley of quirky dialogues and anecdotes from a bustling era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Beery
Buffalo
Rochester Zam Press
Religious and Educational Debates Shape Nation's Faith
A dense article surveys the United Presbyterian Church votes on temperance and repeal, cites authorities like Blackstone, notes university figures in New York and federal figures in law, and recounts a dramatic incident involving Attorney General Brewster and a presidential reprieve. It references church presbyteries, abolitionism, and education reforms in New York State.
Fruit culture promises profits with perseverance and proper soil
The article argues fruit growing hinges on soil, drainage, and climate, noting that porous soils and well drained, slope land yield better results. It warns about thieves birds and insects, emphasizes persistent effort, and cites plums peaches strawberries and market potential in twenty towns as proof of possible success with intelligent application and steady labor.
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Bilitor
West
Pacific
Luisa
Magien
Abe
Man on Vine Street Refuses Strangers Offer in Fraud Claim
A plain country man, wearing homespun clothes and a belt hat, rejects a slick stranger on Vine Street who pretends to know him and asks about his wife and family. The man declines, then counters with a $60.43 freight payment offer while mentioning a $100 bill check, suspecting a con as the conversation ends with the phrase You’re the real the papers.
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Pyevkin
Tora Coverall
Lielowsly
Enenur
Atel
Livraliglenieg
Alwiys
Wikto
Donsa Tahoe
Howe
Finkla
Fay Pike Torukoui
Yu Huhanen Pinto
Faye Tha Somner
Tay
Pinksy
Rey Volves
Gaume
Pinkie
Wondarin
Tony
Caer
Piokia
Walla
Courgat
Pulitp
Philip Vanderdonk
Avery
Poral
Bsae
Chicago
Teres
Moa
Dawn Valley
Opoo
Forest
Lin
Vine Street
Bunko
Social Gala and Fruit-Growing Debate at Ingersoll Home
A lively social gathering at the Ingersoll residence featured Col. and Mrs. Ingersoll with their daughters as guests. The article shifts to a long, meandering discussion about fruit cultivation and market prospects in California climate, weighing cherries, grapes, raspberries, and strawberries for profit and family use, with editorials on selection and publication.
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Ingersoll
Bewlerr
Free Trade Debate Sparks Iowa Labor and Debt Concerns
A fragment argues against free trade linking it to civil service costs and national debt interest. It questions importing cheap goods, Cuba sugar using slave labor, and flax imports from India, urging a protective stance and a disciplined labor force amid high European costs.
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Iowa
Europe
Cuba
India
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Shawmut Avenue
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Battle Square
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Sears
New York State
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Maine
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United Presbyterian Church
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New York
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S&s Bagnes
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McDonald
Tilur Public and Collecting Agent
Jeov Steers Ansest
Reynolds & Henry
Physicians & Surgeons
Cantorvilla
H.W. Black
Isaac S. Lane
Ah Renterville
Louis Aiveth
Shue Ma Sanetel
Oo. EL. Sharp
Larry
Joseph Holman
City Bakery
Centerville
Nuit
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Dettist
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D. A. Spooner
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Inmaey
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Ogle, Pratt & Co., Votheraltsne
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Houters Ile Town
Angina
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