09 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Cranford Citizen
Location
Cranford, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
1
A fragmented historical page mixes curiosities and oddities with notices of trade, including trades, marriage ads, and a London style catalog of trivial wonders. It mentions curiosities of Livemia, a surgeon’s anecdotes, and advertising pitfalls in late 19th century print.
The garbled excerpt references Burtons anatomy of Mesnorholy and an unusual discussion of slaughter and blood. It mentions the Meadorse of War, various cryptic names, and a description of red substance on walls and in pieces, with tangential notes on plant fluids and color.
A garbled note reports strange behavior after a dog chased chickens in a garden. The field notes indicate chickens began laying again with altered routines following the disturbance.
Fragmentary diary style reminiscence recalling a Persian audience with the king and a royal party. The narrator notes a diplomat and mentions a child party that unsettled the envoy while attending a court event in a historical setting.
A Scottish tavern tale recounts Sandy attempting a pull at a masked ceremony judged by the laird. The crowd cheers as the whisky flows, the pocket plate is returned, and a comic exchange ends with a quip about drinking from a teytle.
A garbled historical excerpt touches on breathing habits and blood health, theater history notes, a misfired prediction about fate, a people’s mourning scene in a shop, and humorous defintions. It includes references to Fontenelle, a fire and water farce, and a Chicago schoolboy humor segment.
A fragmentary reminiscence from the Boaton Transcript recalling a time when the world seemed simpler with Adyn and Bre, contrasting with present days and conversations about it.
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