Early Coal Use Traces From Bible To Brixton Era
Cyrus Scott's papers reveal a history of bituminous coal from biblical allusions to early British and American use. References cite Theophrastus on coal like substances, pre Roman England mining records, and 12 cartloads paid to Petersburg Abbey ca. AD 1210s. First coal mine noted near Ottawa in 1679, American coal usage in 1750 Richmond area, Rhode Island mine opened 1808, and Pennsylvania anthracite known by 1766 with widespread forge use during and after the Revolution.
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Cyrus FE. Scott
Theophrastus
Kiatote
B. T. Toot. Ciiders
England
Petersburg
A. D
Durham
London
Simon Sturtevant
Minsionary
L. Hennepin
Llincig River
Fort Crevecoeur
Ottawa
Fia Abin Country
America
Richmond
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Rhode Island
Portsmouth
Gore
Wyoming Valley
Wyoming
Suuquahanna
Carlisle Barracks
Susquehanne
The Society Machine Excerpt on Formal Dinners and Etiquette
Edith Braun surveys upper crust dining rituals, detailing invitations, seating choices, and menu courses. She notes the social calculus of choosing congenial guests, avoiding divorced pairings, and costly table settings with water glasses and ornate tableware.
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Jones
Miss Smith
French Dye Dressing Recite Enthusiasts Detail Rare Salts
Fragments describe a French dye dressing recipe with references to mineral salts, peppers, paprika, cayenne, and other seasonings. The text mentions tables, quantities, and tasting notes but remains largely garbled, offering glimpses of ingredients and method without a coherent sequence.
Zoning progress lifts U S cities in 1924 surge
The Commerce Department notes 320 US cities have zones for business, residence, industry, or transport. In 1924, 62 municipalities adopted zoning to protect homeowners and property rights, guiding use, lot area, and building height across districts.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Logan
Increased U S interest in zoning laws across states
The article notes growing public interest in enacting zoning legislation to regulate building use weight and area in various districts. It lists state counts of municipalities adopting such measures and reflects broader national push toward local zoning controls.
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New York
California
Massachusetts
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
Penneylvania
Rhode Island
Virginia
Morida
Oklahoma
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Georgia
Iowa
Maryland
Nebraska
Nevada
North Carolina
North Dakots
Oregon
South Carolina
Tenmessee
Wiah
United States
Months Don’t Bring Old Burden Of Pain To These Women
A fragmentary, era-like testimonial claims remedies reduce suffering from a women’s health issue. It references “G. P. fajmakioe” and Bt. Joseph’s FP and G. WF, alleging notable weight loss and improved condition after using the product, with a personal report of several bottles and continued gains.
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G. ¥. P. Fajmakioe
Eick
Pemeridden
Reagan
Joseph
wWoren
Mica Peckpeya
Bt. Joseph's
G. WF
Galning
Fragmentary note on state legislatures and 1985
Incomplete text references multiple state legislatures meeting in 1985 and discussing a subject shown by 34 states. The fragment mentions scenes from Lipion and a cheap hall term but lacks clear entities, actions, dates, and outcomes to form a complete report.
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Morehan
Mos
Therm
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Consolidated Coal Company
Europe
Edith Braun
Otto A. Kuabn
Canada
Great Britain
South America
North American Newspaper Alliance
Jesse Fajt
George
Wikes-Barre
Schuylkill
Pottsville
Summit Hill
Lehign
Philip Ginter
Ishigh Coal com.Nall
Hubert Morris
Tfsy
Piastolart
Plastolart
Elizabeth Scott
U. S
Wall Paper Sale
MOORE
Capitol Street
Hickory Krdle
Rey
Lstein & Company Oun
Ae Sloan
Sloan
Charleston
Jow Test
Ihs
Baltimore & Ohio
Doris
Kenyon
Stone Comedy
FOX News
United Fuel Gas Company
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