Miss Huntington’s Kitchen Garden Mission for Girls
The article profiles Miss Huntington and the Mission School movement starting in 1807 and spreading to Boston and Chicago. It details how kitchen garden work and domestic science evolved, empowering young women with livelihoods, organization, and lessons beyond traditional schooling, shaping later Working Girl clubs and home efficiency skills.
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Mitches
Miles Hustington
Canada
England
Ireland
Scotland
Prence
Misa Huntington
Huntington
Farther
Huntingtim
Miss Huntington
Hitchen Gartening
Thas
Mlision
Boston
Chicago
Grace H. Dodge
Mar- Fiure
New York Tribune
Notable Rail Boss Passes for Entire Great Northern System
A humorous exchange at President Hill's office over a bogus claim of a longer railroad line ends with an annual pass granted for the entire Great Northern system. The anecdote underscores railway etiquette and the insistence on formalities even in joking negotiations. The piece also notes other historical tidbits from telegraph improvements and nursing advice, reflecting a miscellany of 19th century topics.
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Achille
Mongesita
Guneral
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Jamies Hill
Great Northern
Calor
Jim
Hill
Henyg
Eifien Iy Natn
Castoria Ad Prompts Family Health Reminder
An old advertising fragment touts Castoria for children and babies. It mentions caring for sickness and infant needs, urging parents to use Castoria as a trusted remedy across life stages. The line reads as a nostalgic pitch from a bygone era.
Persian Heretics and the Bab in Persia’s early reform era
A Cambridge lecturer's study of the Bab and the Babi movement depicts the rise and fall of Mah and Beha, their exile, and persecutions in Persia. It traces the Bab’s execution, fate of followers in Cyprus to Palestine, and Browne’s portrayal of their prophecies and hidden meetings.
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Batermer
Grester Debs
Profenger Browne
University of Cambridge
Cyprus
Palestine
Pereia
Mollaha
Mecca
Eame
Immaelf
Muhammed
Fedre
Mne
Hoo
Browne
Mac
Persia
Tus
Kurtat 1 Ayn
Beha
Perela
New York Sun
Fashion taste debated amid era of heirlooms and art object
A caustic critique compares contemporary design with ancestral artifacts and heirloom spoons, arguing taste shifts with rising prosperity. The essay notes designers and markets shape popular taste, while lamenting a drift from elite to common preferences and predicting future role reversals in instrument choices. It references a New York Sun passage on humor and a Belgravia anecdote about a matchbox mishap involving Mrs Laverty.
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Wincatet
Boston Courier
Cuthe
New York Sun
Laverty
Richmond
Mrs. Laverty
Richard A. King
Belgravia
A Gallant Irish Boy at the Peninsula Fight
The story recalls young Stewart, a nineteen year old Irish soldier nicknamed The Boy. In Wellington's Peninsula campaign the Light division fell back before Marshal Ney at a river crossing. Stewart refused retreat, charged the French with bayonet, and died valiantly at the bridge, remembered as gallant though rash.
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Crawford Fella
Welington
Marshal Ney
Ireland
Stewart
Fly Tying Tips for Seasonable Angling
The article argues that a dozen well-chosen flies suit different seasons and weather, while angler ties lack appeal on the water. Color matters more than form, with dark flies preferred on dark days and light flies on bright days. An arbitrary pattern cannot fit all waters.
Fragmented Excerpt Reveals Obscure References and Imagery
The text presents a fragmented, archaic style with garbled names and phrases. It mentions various fantastical names, scattered snippets about performance, gear, and references to materials and manufacturing contrasts. The overall content resembles a disjointed miscellany rather than a coherent news item.
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Kyichen Training
Arctic
New York Journal
Mr. Smallbrain
Belle
Britain
New York City
Enon
Germany
Selonen
Alehongrle
Fiat
Alina
Ang Wtley
New York Commercial
Ravenna
Adriatic Sea
Philadelphia
Sne
Sik
Pitcher's Castoria
Castoria
Mins
Clini
Jowely
Abe
Feros
Renoy
Lovelnit
H. Pike
Centory
Gremscenna
Ligue Fant
Erin Syma
Napoleon
Iite Stenton
Ares
Baltimore & Ohior
tHe
Eranmen
Ar. Mee
Caimmintne
Caseig
Chirage
Chad
Cindinnati Hamilton &Daytoner
Osly Palinan
aRveRes
Cincinnati
Wommrapoliss
Wes Knol
Para
St.louis Keokuk
Springfield
Peoria
Ted Omly
LINZ
Dayton
Fluday
Lima
Toledo
Detroit
Lakeregions
Pullman
P. wooDrom
Ad General
Bo MotonMiek
Puss
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Columbus, Hocking. Valley
Columbus
Athens
Pommenoy
Alu
Jackson
Lansing
Michigan
Chicago, St.paul
Northwest
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Loman
Nelwonville
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Middoor
Pomroy
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Pomeroy
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Galliporte
Moarthat
Athuun
Nelsonville
Homity
Shih Garwy
Fontorin
Louisville,ne
Dota
Semin Daly
Pullman Palace
Wight ii
Galy
Ralew
Pase Ates
St. Vitus
Koenig Med. CO
Gomberg Eirsuplatet
St. Louis, S, Mo
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Louis
Kansas City
Mearest Agemt
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Adeoen Cc
Jenkins
Cameral Parmenter AG
Ohio
Carters
Carter
Yorks
W. L. Douglas
Wade
Bertauas
Maan M. Reiser
Northwedrsi
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N. Clark Stree
Fen Compadnon
Chiar
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