Help Wanted Classified Ad Notice in Dewey's Building
Fragmentary notice from a Delaware periodical advertising office space in Dewey's Building on the Public Square. Mentions continuance terms for an advertisement, one square for three months, with expenses and renewal details truncated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Public Square
Stee Ray Ee Acigeck
David in the Carolina War Endures and Triumphs
In 1780 a young man named David leaves home to join the American camp after a clash with his father over patriot duties. He faces Royalist traps and a siege at the Bunkers, rescuing his brothers and their mother from execution, slaying Major Wilson, and earning respect of peers as he returns home to marry Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Camden
Congres
Sham David
Yison
Joshua
Omar
Bunxer
Whison
Major Wilson
Mary
Siccers
Teath
Feil
Bread Improvement Promises New Baking Era
A New York baker Mr Crum has developed an improved bread using old fermentation principles and a modified baking method. The Albany Journal notes it resists staling, can be machine produced at high volumes, uses simple ingredients, and yields white sweet bread from common flour with no additives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Pericles
New York
Cram
Taylor
Paul
Hudson
N. Y
J. S. Gould
State Agricultural Society of New York
Albany Evening Journal
Crum
Ind
Journal
Reflective Advice From Wheeling Times Scrap
The Wheeling Times offers a fragmentary counsel to pause and observe one’s past and present life. It urges setting elbows on a desk, resting hands in contemplation, and noting how aims, character, and conditions have shifted since youth.
Not Guilty After Long Trial in Lapeer Case
In 1835 Ulrich, a German immigrant, killed in a mountain pass by Daum who then fled to England. Years later Daum returned. the couple moved near Lapeer Michigan where Daum was tried on the murder charge. The twelve jurors rendered a not guilty verdict after days of testimony and long deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapeer
Mich
Watemburg
Ulrich
Wittembirg
Daum
Rim
England
Sweethart
Faderland
Aidaeae
W. Whipple
Comet Ge
Peter Morey
Gopieal
A. Hacom
T. J. Drake
W. Winser
Lapeer County
Boston Editor Debates Tennessee Printing Visit
Fragmentary 19th century gossip piece from the Olive Branch in Boston questions Boston girls embarking on Tennessee work trips. It ridicules the idea of women leaving Boston for Nashville printing jobs, mocks social life there, and references a London Watchman notice and a Rev. Beats mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Branch
Boston
Nashville
Tenessee
Tennessee
Jullien
Wiho
Nester
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