Notable Names Linked In October Assembly
A fragmented OCR list names several individuals with unclear roles or affiliations, including Ton Goverson and Gregor McCook of Juferian, Edward Wallis of Clarke, John Erill of Adan Trenirik Wyate, Gustave Breeue of Bamittin, and others such as William W. Ross of Hatitunley and Arthur Muotes of Ouysbuge Cenkittaetowei, suggesting a gathering or committee with mixed origins.
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Ton Goverson
Trorge
W. McQook
Juferian
Renes
Bamurl
P. Went
Memilion
Etre Encavanal
Edward
Wallace
Clarke
Redetur
WTOTR
Johrer
Oogremill
Adan Trenririk
Wyate
Gustave Breeue
Bamittin
Oorntme Subpar
GW. Grodps
Midland
Apawia Hoandup Pomel Works
Arthur McUotes
Fourth of July Celebration at Zaleski Planned
Managers announce a delightful Fourth of July at Zaleski with a platform for dancing east of the Car Shops grove. Also notes Avex, U. Saxos of Miami to Ohio sold his Miami city property for $4,000 and may relocate. Dexonest's Monthly and Mirror of Hushions for July promotes varied literature for the heated term, subscription $8, single copy 25 cents.
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Zaleski
Avex, U. Saxos
Miamilton
Ohio
Dexonest
Mirror
Hushions
Broadway
New York
Broadway Juvenile Entertainer Ad Promotes Low-Cost Periodical
A fragmented ad from New York lists a juvenile periodical priced at one year for a dollar and single copies for ten cents. It invites youths to subscribe, touting entertainment value and broad appeal, with publishing details at 838 Broadway.
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Demorrer
Young
America
Broadway
New York
Survivors and pensions in Athens Journal highlight 1812 war list
The Athens Journal lists war survivors and widows in the county applying for pensions under the 1871 act, noting two living with their fifth wives. It recounts local political figures, Geddes’ rise from law student to judge, and discusses party dynamics and calls for minority representation in the Supreme Court.
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Athens Journal
A. G. Brown
Man Talks To Himself Reasoned By Liking Conversation With Set A Man
A man in Mainoir spoke after his wife’s death, saying he enjoyed conversing with a man of setae, and four and twenty hours before her funeral he played croquet with the girls. Neighbors sharply rebuked him for this conduct. Notes indicate community disapproval and propriety concerns in the wake of bereavement.
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Setae
Mainoir
Preparing Tripe and Domestic How Tos Collage
A stitched page offers kitchen how tos and domestic musings on childrearing. It covers tripe prep steps from cleaning to cooking and cooling, reflections on raising one child versus many, quirks of gendered attitudes, faux dialect musings, and recipes for Caramela chocolate desserts and fruit creams with isinglass.
Currant Ice Cream Recipe Fragment
A fragment describes making currant ice cream by beating currant jelly with syrup and lemon, then adding cream and a pinch of cochine, sieving the mixture and finishing in a general way. The note mentions feeding one large spoonful and a half of jelly and a half gill of syrup with citrus and dairy components.
Korn Dodger Talk and Corn Lore Across the West
The fragment recalls corn as maize and a tree bearing corn, notes corn dodgers made from injun meal baked on a board, warns of tough texture, and jokes about whiskey fortified by corn. It riffs on drily satirical notes about booze, imprisonment, and rough life, ending with musings on Utah’s pure dine mine and Utah crops prospects.
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Jay
Yu Kant
New York Weekly
Eponge Jelly Cake Recipe Fragment
Three eggs, one cup edgar and one cup flour, two teaspoons baking powder. A fragment of a list mentions blue velvet and gold mounted garters in a table spoonfuls of boiling water.
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Edgar
Vermonter’s bid in Rutland village elections fails twice
An ambitious Vermonter campaigns in Rutland seeking votes but loses in both contests. He promotes rapid Share testing and a ticket for the village election yet is defeated in both races.
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Rutland
How We Sleep And The Sleep Process Described
A Victorian style discussion outlines how sleep progresses from muscle relaxation to sensory loss. It notes that arms and legs relax first while the head stays erect longer, with eyes often closed last. Sight is the first sense to fade, followed by taste, smell, hearing, and touch remaining longest.
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Bennet
Benantion
Hammond
Old measurements and weights list from Virginia era notes
A compact extract lists varied measures and standards: miles, yards, feet, inches, perches and fathoms, plus weights like pounds and tons. It includes details for wheat barley oats salt timber cotton crates barrels and box capacities, with regional differences noted for Virginia and Wilmington.
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Irene
Bussel
Wilmington
A Quarryman Blasts Tooth Out in Self Surgery
A quarryman, seeking a remedy for a toothache, filled his mouth with powder and fired a slow match. He ran around the corner to dodge the blast, which removed the tooth but left his mouth resembling the Delaware Water Gap. The dentist estimates a new set of teeth would cost at least a thousand dollars.
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Eeli
Delaware Water Gap
Woman declines funeral over bread ready for raven myth
A Long Island woman refused to attend her father's funeral last week claiming the bread was ready for the raven and would sour if she left it. The unusual belief prompted family concern and local attention.
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Adarkay
Long Island
Jersey City Bachelor Refuses Offer to Marry Says He Won't Sell
A Jersey City bachelor declines an urging to marry, stating his father’s single clan history and his own independence. The passage includes garbled text about literary critiques and distant popularity, with unclear references and foreign phrases.
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Jersey City
To fly in this city and the fee outshine her husband
Fragmentary text mentions a city flight and a fee issue tied to a spouse. Details are unclear but imply a dispute or expense related to travel.
Poultry Fattening Requires Limited Space Like Hogs
Poultry, to fatten rapidly must be, like hogs, restricted to in limited space. Freedom and flat are incompatible.
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