Local residents visit and travels noted in Jamestown area
Personal mentions list Ruth Skidmore leaving for Jefferson and numerous local visitors from Union City Corry Buffalo and Warren including Cassius Walton of Torpedo Floyd Bathurst from Clarendon and Mary Mount of Corry plus the note of Fred Howard who has lived with rheumatism and uses a wheelchair for over a decade. Olds house on W Smith street referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Skidmore
Jefferson
F. A. Loveland
City
Hyde Run
Union City
Ida Trigore
Union Cly Uta
Cassius Walton
Torpedo
Floyd Bathurst
Clarendon
James Richards
Youngaville
Visi
CC. Willams
Corry
W von Tins
Hany Brigham
Buffalo
Pennsy
Mary Mount
Cherry Creek
P. Waltz
Pennsylvania
Tulare
Cal
Bfl Mainwaring
Jamestown Journal
Mra
W. D. Work
Chicago
William Clark Wood
Wisconsin
W. O. Roratori
Percy Deri Dain
Fred Howard
Buciid St
Warren
Emmett Lacey
Howard Haw Wen
Terrible batholite described by German geologist Seuss
A garbled 19th century account discusses batholites and molten rock rising through the crust. It references Edwant Ries, dwarfing descriptions of giant underground formations, diamond dikes of South Africa, and the idea that exposed Batholites reveal Earth’s interior history. The prose blends science with speculative claims about planetary crusts and mineral flows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollan
Edwant Ries
Buivis
Vio-cain
Heintani
Phen
Suess
Burfire
Sontle Afrien
Narth
Tharles
Todd
New York
Americay
Malthe and Molto Entreat at Swiss Hotel
Yon Malthe Simplicity travels with General Molto who enters a Kant Swiss hotel. A tense exchange unfolds as the proprietor arrives in full dress and questions a servant about upcoming plans, signaling a formal, ceremonial moment in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molto
Walter
Moltke
Silk Trade and Social Gossip From Old Glasgow Notes
Fragmentary text describes silk trade in Samarkand and a Glasgow social invitation. Mentions silk fields, bazyar markets, spinning and dyeing, and export of cloth. Includes casual Scottish dialogue referencing a reunion and sale of gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samarkand
Sansarkanst
Wong Tymous
Muler
Ty Samarkand
E. A. Powell i Everybouy
Alimony defined as a man's cash surrender value
In a brief dialogue, Town Topieu asks what alimony is and receives a definition framing it as a man's cash surrender value. The line suggests a satirical or critical tone about financial settlements in marriage.
On the Way Misquoted Exchange from Meekton
A fragmentary exchange shows Mr Meekton remarking on debts to a wife and her mother while a tactless respondent insists the game continues, revealing tension between personal loyalties and social customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Meekton
Downey Sells Fishing Tackle in Local Shop
Downey runs a small tackle shop offering lines poles reels hooks pails and related gear. The article notes customers can find a variety of fishing supplies and accessories in the shop, with emphasis on practical gear and approachable service.
Muriel Gust Luok Cont Act and Frat Alias Couml
Fragmentary note mentions Muriel Gust Luok engaging with seven dukes and a confused exchange about a fellow. References to a Spanitard and a floatiated Bita hint at a chaotic social scene with a frat alias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Gust
Welly Vom
Tom
Muriel
Bita
Unclear fragment on dog bite inquiry
The readable text asks if a dog bite is possible and mentions a person named Jim. It appears as a stray, incomplete note with no concrete event, location, or date to confirm.
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Wright
Jas. H. Wright
Jeweller
Wwelit Street
Corry, Pa
Babbitt’s
Rexall
Orrlganga Sanatoriuy
Phi
W. H. Daly & Co
W. Moinst
Orane
Brigham Hardware Store
James McCune
Mercer St
Jersey City
N. J
Simon
Rudyard Kipling
Mabel Potter Daggett
Delinestor
AY Steuartrdey
Glasgow
Tam
Downey
Carrie
Downey’s Drug Store
Metley
Lavender
Ron Jarrendeh
Younu
Bro Seeioak
Virline of Beluge
Tole
Alden-Ragon Coal Co
Ajax
Golden Oak
Golden Ice
R. E. Palmer & Co
East Main Street
THE
Regina Vacuum Cleaner
Barlow Hardware Company
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