Literary Charades in Rhyme for Famous Authors
A list of charade clues from the New York Graphic invites home readers to solve 32 or more author names. Each couplet hints at parts of a writer’s name and sometimes a title or trait, offering a winter evening pastime for households.
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New York Graphic
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Notable literary figures listed in historic roster
A compiled roster features names such as Hawthorne Hugo Humboldt Marryatt Moore Motley Ruskin Shelley Hogg Waller Socrates Howells Bacon Keats Coleridge Akenside Mark Twain ee Goodrich Muloch Virgil Edge Worth Voltaire Dickens Cervantes De Foe Agassiz Bancroft Dumas Beaumont Lever Poe.
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Hawthorne
Hugo
Humboldt
Marryatt
Moore
Motley
Ruskin
Shelley
Hogg
Waller
Socrates
Howells
Bacon
Keats
Coleridge
Akenside
Mark Twain
Ee Goodrich
Muloch
Virgil
Edge Worth
Voltaire
Dickens
Cervantes
de Foe
Agassiz
Bancroft
Dumas
Beaumont
Lever
Poe
Portrait of Judge Jere Black Drawn by a Correspondent
A correspondent sketches Judge Jere Black as large framed and vigorous yet spare, with iron gray wig and a square head. The portrait notes shrewd blue eyes, white brows, a close shave, and a strong combative jaw. It quotes his dislike of complex bills and his habit of asking for meals and addressing “My fellow citizen” when thirsty.
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Jere” Black
Comparative Growth of Urban and Rural Populations
A Cincinnati Commercial analysis of ten states shows urban growth outpacing rural in New York and Massachusetts, with urban increases ranging from 71 to 92 percent. It argues that rising concentration drives wealth, poverty, vice, crime, and threats to free institutions, urging intensified efforts to counteract these trends.
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Agin
Scribmér
Fox
United State
Cincinnati
State of
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Gees Taw Bay Bie
Ohio
Maryland
Indiana
Missouri
Wisconsin
Michigan
Suez Canal earnings and traffic in late 19th century
Fragmentary figures show canal earnings and tonnage figures for 1876 and 1877. The data references substantial sums such as 8,777,260 and 6,279, with earlier years listing 35,994,999 and totals around 1,663 and 1,457. Interpretive details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Suez Canal
Vegetine credited for kidney cure and nervous debility
A testimonial from IslEBORO Maine dated December 28, 1877, by Mrs. A. J. Pendleton praising Vegetine for chronic cough lung soreness and kidney complaint. She claims one bottle improved strength and work ability and touts Vegetine as nourishing purifying and system arousing.
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Isleboro
Mr. Stevens
Sir
Zose Mra
A. J. Pendleton
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