Roses, Romance, and Language of Flowers Across Cultures
A lengthy reminiscence blends personal chatter with horticultural lore, highlighting roses as symbols across cultures. It surveys rose varieties, garden themes, and the myth of the Resurrection Rose, alongside notes on the language of flowers used by Persians, Turks, and Hindoosthis, and mentions English, Scottish, and Irish symbolic emblems.
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Daarssets
Germany
Mihi
Eno
Joe
Arkansas
Mexico
Deitdin
Urey
Engeland
Scotland
Rhamrock
Ireland
England
York
Lincaster
House of “York
House of Lancaster
Lily de. Sezia Wood
The Feast of the Rose in Turkish Persian Customs
The passage describes the Feast of the Rose during the rose season in parts of Turkey and surrounding lands. It notes outdoor living, bright festival attire, tents, and yearned mirth with cymbals storytellers dancers and serenades. It mentions the altar of roses and fragrant roseleaf water used by Hindoos and various rose varieties.
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Turkey
Luncheon Socials for Busy City Families
A early 20th century advisory urges housewives to shift from heavy midday dinners to affordable, informal lunches inviting two or three women friends. It argues luncheons foster good breeding and better mother-child bonds, recommends simple menus, colored china, and inexpensive decorations like flowers and greenery to create a pleasant, unhurried meal that strengthens family ties and neighborly conversation.
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Seidner
Desert Grasshoppers Feast Drives New Swede Home
In the Great American Desert region last summer a swarm of grasshoppers devastated cornfields and grain as heat lingered. A Swede girl, Selaia, returned to care for her mother while the harvest team raced to salvage crops. Grasshoppers clicked, leaped into laps and noses, leaving brown bodies and gray wings along the path. The twenty acre corn field, prized by the foreman, was attacked prompting improvised defences as harvesters shifted to protection rather than reaping.
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Lizzie
Mr. Clinkers
Elizabeth
Mr. Suber
Paare
Cat
Lisele
Miss Lizzie
Mies Smithers
Clinker
Liszie
Mr. Smithers
Yentlewan
Elisabeth Smithers
Miss Smithers
Annie Miller
Siece
Morris
Liz
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Royal
Nicholaaa
Selaia
Tete
Polly
Selma
Pete
Tolly
Selita
Grasshoppers Descend and Devour Prairie Farms
In a vivid account from St Nicholas for July, prairie settlers describe a grasshopper invasion that stripped leaves from shade trees, damaged crops, clothing, and homes. They detail barrels and screens destroyed, smoke from mass swarms, and relief only after a north wind drives the insects away, leaving the land blank and the people wary of future seasons.
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Avesil
Returah
Tronvten
Sud
St. Nicholas
Bitter attacks from Tilton and Moulton in editorials
The letter to the editor reproduces scathing libelous terms aimed at Theodore Tilton and Francis D. Moulton. The authors label them adulterers, liars, perjurers, conspirators, and foul influences, condemning their character and motives in graphic, venomous language. The piece presents emotionally charged denunciations from Porter's speech excerpts.
Man in the Iron Mask tale from Louis XVI to Cass
Relates anecdotes from A B Johnson on Charles Sumner. Louis Philippe tells Cass the Man in the Iron Mask mystery after a visit from America. Count d Artois recalls Marie Antoinette and the queen’s plea to the king. Louis XVI declines full disclosure.
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Charles Sumner
Cass
A. B.johnson
Sevibner
France
Louis Phillippe
Cieneéral
the Iron Mask
Louis
America
Count d’ Artois
Tuileries
Marie Antoinette
Iron Mask
Louis XVI
Democratic Platform Split Over Financial Policy Debate
Ohio newspapers debate party finances with denunciations of a paper money push by Democrats and calls for hard money. Articles critique Cincinnati delegates, praise Republicans, and question Cary and other candidates amid a broader fight over currency, inflation, and economic recovery.
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Colatbus
Pendleton
Waa
Cincinnati Anjeter
Sone Daysaco
Democratic Party
Ohio
Sendusky Register
Allen
Central Committee
Springfield Republic
the Plain Dealer
Stave
Cuyshogs
The
Plain Dealer
Roman Catholic Democratic Alliance
Vurceil
Pody Donley
Cleveland Berek
Wachter
Sam Cury
Caryl
Alea
Sam. Cary
Whisky Party
Ceewind
James Gordon
Wood County
Haag
Ohio Democracy
Cleveland Lecter
Verdict favors defendant in Springmees case
The jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the damages suit of Stephan Springmee J A Glenn alleging $10,000 for the killing of Spring's son. The piece also notes various local building permits, school events at Newport High, church corner stone ceremonies, a death and funeral, and social notices.
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J. A. Glenn
Spring
F. M. Clary
John Street
Tibbatts
Herris Streets
G. Hehman
Chestnut Street
Stephen’s Church
Merendante
Mary Altenburg
Fred. Bratsche
A. Schuh
Carl Rogge
Napoleon
Waterloo
James McCloud
John
John Brill
Spencer House
Cincinnati
Eclipse Hall
Heary
John Av-Cassell
B. Pottker
Saratoga Street
Harris
City
Dad” ‘Congelly
Alonzo Emerson
Criminal Court
Abbott
St. Paul
Minnesota
First National Bank
Newport
York and
Madison
Geo, Kagawa
Henry Russham
John Baker
John Sesalin
Martin Keller
Lexington Pike
Eng. Casey
Athey
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