Forsyth visit recalls ex governor links and a fatal case
An 19th century report notes Forsyth as a site of repeated visits and hints at connections to ex Governor Jenkins. It mentions Hon Jobs T Clarke of Randolph, a court case involving a banday school, and a looming fatal outcome. The piece writes of a person admired by neighbors, the lover of the neighbor Mood, and a suspected plot by clagymen.
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Jobs T. Clarke
Randolph
Gov
Jenkins
Sayteg
Perecan
Fragmentary note on architecture terms in a roof description
The readable text mentions a bey and e and abdomen applied to the roof of a bara. The fragment shows misread terms likely from a historical architectural glossary, with unclear sentence structure and missing context. Further context is needed to identify the exact terms and meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam
Rodder
Feeder
Thad
Sample Bottle Plea Snares Local Druggist
Fragmentary OCR shows an ad or notice urging bottles or tonics from J. W. Granvous, with phrases about youthful vigor and contentment. Readable parts mention a druggist and sample bottle, implying a promotion or consumer purchase item.
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Jak. P
Bala
Forsyth
B. Collins
Bideappa Biin
J. W. Branvoub
J. W. Granvous
Epeier
Ewat
Ane
Mais
Beneene
Dee
Ted Tessert
Gillespie
New York
Cuthbert
Gunn's Store
Wd Betes Manesdd
Dick Curmmens
Marchih
Iai
Ou As
Daan
Manoa
Frank J
Reptiss
Albany
Dudley
Lake
Dodie
Ibe
Johnston
Orstey
Gunn
United Bigee
Kreps
Gace
Cal
Gaon
Tom
Tiamdulph
Hing
el Mall
Ouldyien
Wario Oe
Seepate
Apts
Wag
Campbell
Enon Ete S
Aay
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