Annette Found Safe After River Rescue
A river man Sayers, once a driftwood worker, endures hardship and drink to build a better life. His wife and child join in a hopeful scene as Annette is saved after drifting in a skiff. Sayers cradles her, praising divine mercy while the town aids in the search.
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Sayers
Annette
Soyer
Soyern
Soyers
Rogers
uBio
Alurry
Tie
Earth
Bio Losa
Sovern
Oyers
Sweet Annettes
Orleans Times-Democrat
Babylonia
Hilprecht
University of Pennsylvania
Euphrates
Naho el Kelb
Wilprecht Gopiod
Tomows
Essarhaddon
Assyria
Layard
Sennacherib
Esserhadden
Memphis
Nie
Babylon
Niffir
Christ
Tower of Babel
King Nebuchadnezzar
New York Sun
William Chandler
Waynesboro
Ife
Othe
Buffalo Hunter Sells Half Interest in Domestic Buffalo Herd
Dr J Jones a veteran buffalo hunter discusses his plans to domesticate the American buffalo. He recounts hunting methods in the 1870s and notes a herd near Garden City and his Manitoba stock. He mentions prices to buyers, herd numbers, and the syndicate forming to perpetuate the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jones
Kansas
Howe
Garden Cuy
Manitoba
Utah
When We Have Found the Narrow Curtain of Death
A speaker contemplates loss and faith after a loved one dies and speaks of mourning, hope, and the belief that death is a veil between the earthly world and God. The poem ponders shared memories, ongoing companionship, and the promise of an eternal dawn beyond grief.
Primitive Cannon Evolution and Early Gun Design
The first cannons after gunpowder’s discovery in the fourteenth century were bombards of iron bars bound with hoops. Early cannonballs were stones, breech loading guns existed but failed due to strength limits, and Gulverins were four times the length of a main as artillery theory urged longer barrels for greater range.
Fashion and oddities span from Paris to Atlantic City
A jumble of 19th century items includes a $20,000 flowered tobe gifted to Empress Eugenie, a Milanese Baroness planning an African expedition, ancient Rome marriage customs, piano players imitating cornet, and fashion notes from Philadelphia and Chicago on oil refining, travel, and upcoming warfare tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenio
Paris
Chantilly
San Fraghies Chronicle
Rome
Juan Domiduca
Homs
Detroit Free Press
Household Arts and Domestic Advice Digest
Practical tips on frying fat for cooking, linseed poultice preparation, managing servants, cleaning clothes, and a collection of recipes. Includes health notes, housekeeping methods, and several brief science and local-interest items. Notable items discuss linseed poultices, servant guidance, and cleaning techniques.
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Tllinois
Union
New York City
England
Sousa
Washington Mariano
America
Zeida
Pennsylvania
New York
Rothchilds
Europe
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Boston
London Times
Bismarck
Federal Council
Labouchere
London
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Edward Atkinson
United States
Idaho
United States Treasury
Igss
India
Tigeta
Buffalo
Yasumaru
Auingeley Lakes
Kennebec
Forest
Aucom
Excelsior Bread
California
Mranelacr Chronicle
Stara
Mother
Woodbine
Bolong
Couer
Africa
Milan
Italy
Cantoni
the Women OF Jerusalem
Frank Carpenter
New York World
Jerusalem
Yodero Eas
Vos
Ocean City
Great Exe Harbor Bay
M Beek
Osean Ciy
Thechinery
Rue
Lavelette
Javeletty_guy
Cnch
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Oman
Paragon
Burigat
Ap Iss
Spordy
Paragon O Company
Toledo
Paragon Company
Thas
Standard Company
Kentucky
Tennessee
Chicago
New York Star
J. Ington
Courier’ Journal
York World
Eiffel- Tower
Paria
Veo
Oscar Montelius
Sweden
Romania
Serbis
Russia
Lake ,Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company
Avik
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