A Fragmented Night of Poetry and a Debtor’s Stage Trick
A jumble of verse lines from an old column blends with a curious debt-swap anecdote where three men settle a six dollar debt via circular payments. The piece shifts to notes on a Mrs. Johnson school exhibition in Monticello, praising the performances and the pupils’ training, then drifts into health tips and a stray sermon fragment about punctual church attendance and social mores.
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Aya
Thia
Sordaville
Tut) Journal
Eilitor
Mra. G. VY. Johnson
Monticello
Hatehera Station
Alvar
Eplea
Aid
D. E. Smith
Johnson
Maggie Smith
Mynd May
Jerusha
Audienee
Monticel
Pataox
The Texas Climate and Western Texas Tales
A humorous yet earnest sketch extols Western Texas climate as healthful and transformative. It traces early settlers and invalids moving south for milder air, notes rapid recoveries in Austin, and jokes about consumption cures and tropical yields. The piece mixes travelogue with satire and local color.
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Texas
Texas Press
Indiana
Republic of Texas
United States
Arkansas
Austin
Dragos
Wester Texas
Cairo
Egypt
Orsa
Agnilla
The White House History From Its Cornerstone to Cost
A fragmented 1792 cornerstone narrative details Isidon as architect James Lobon and a $500 award, the Leitiey destruction in 1814, rebuilding by Captain Hoban, and opening in 1818. It covers the east room, grand hall, public halls, presidential offices, and interior features, noting the house as the nation’s chief residence with total costs near 1.8 million dollars by the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
James Lobon
Dublin
Washington
Leitiey
Hoban
Jackson
Colorado
United States
A Theory of Meteorites From Ancient to Modern Thought
The piece traces early ideas that meteorites are cosmic debris from comets or celestial bodies entering Earths atmosphere. It cites Greek and Roman authorities like Plutarch and Apollonius, notes how smaller fragments become shooting stars while larger masses burn or reach the ground, and mentions modern advocates such as I A Newton of Xulo College in Zineteys Magazine.
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Oxteys
Cox Eurnox
Pierce
Plysmouth
Puta
Laway
Plutarch
Apolludia
Fism Potamus
I. A. Newton
Xulo College
Zinetey
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Euter
Savannah
Florida and Western Railway
Mananan
Mats
Elise Ee
Baz
Pasengers
Brawsetek
Sbareccah
Vieg Manon
Ehh
Florklsky
Jearap
Tral Genter Cay
Jacksonvill Express
Telsari Daly
Sivive
Jociaea
Lila Ally
Bretvest Live
Ask Dally
Sectvonsiife
Jackeonville
Feenp
Iida
Soire Tepe
Gaines Viera Goa
Trenet
Medison
Necie
Tallahasere
Quincy
Quiver
Albany Express
Arrive Ville i Ly
Arvite
Arcive Sicany
Albany
Allan Dalltheet
Tulania
Monte Mobile
Columbus
Juckeonvile Daly
Andayr
Asem
Falatha
Kel
Lee
Kolag
Wwlel
Liberty Street
General Passanger Arete Ut
Cannton
Axis
Ous Deer
Reed’ Carriage Fattery
Eufaula
Alabama
al Hinds
Uae
Youre
Pews Ara
Nee & Donghtie
Eufauta
South Georgia Male and Female College
Davwnon
M. A. McNulty
The
Graige Male and Female College
Gratye College Travalers
Minerva
Ceres
Ile
Artien
Leduenen
Mmic
Ait Department
Korh Poydl
Ehich
Menulty
Andrew
Cuthbert, GA
Rae Val
Lepine
Apie
Jeuvarth
W. Key
A.M. Preident
Don Q Abbott
A. AL
M. Wooten
Lane
Twitty
Chilatanley
Mus
A. L. Wamiltos
Telles Lettres
Cricletem
Micele B. Johnson
Voral Miele
Nannie Lamilton
Wysteal
A. E. Jownsux
A. Tamilton
Princpal
Susan A. Tyson
Cambridge Lotus Glu
Mike
Hell
Alesson
Charton
Jermmish Tonle
Tatoall
Muddy Creek
Athens
Janes Bowse
Jaren Bowhy
Ciy
Natches
Blackman
Natchez
New Jersey
Hateuens Station
Tha
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House of God
Ula
W. B. Thornton
DanNwTisis T. Cuthbert
Per Ose
Publiquer
Harele
8. G. Robertson
Eatnuls
Uales
DesteBior
Jas, T. Flewellen
Attorney At Law
C.b.wooris, Esq
Clay, Quitman
Randolph
Syptoombe
Piness Soaps
Physicians
Iestriae
P. Toombs
Pri
Powell
Mpelet
Ted
MK Ate
Warner
J. P. Toombs
Dr, &. E. ToomBs
J. P. Toom’s
Furniture! Furniture
Walnt Eat Mande
Mochartyay
T. 3
Draggist
Howkaler & Stationer
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W. Mlo
Wearmoux East
Jas. A. Hay
Boon and Cowley
Beat
Leo
Benson
Miorerth
Bellefontaine
C. Hana
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