Hair powder and fashion politics in eighteenth century England
A fragmented 18th century note recalls high grain prices and the use of flour as hair powder, a public campaign against it, and a January 1705 proclamation by Great Yarborough magistrates. It mentions a January 1780 Woburn engagement over hair fashion and a 1820 Tory Major Cox in Derbyshire, hinting at social enforcement and political tensions.
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Anointing Stones in Ancient Worship and Jacob’s Pillar
A compact note traces the ancient custom of anointing stones with oil as memorial pillars and objects of worship. It cites meteoritic stones and Roman myth Abadires, links to Bethel and Jacob, and notes the possible origin of Baetyls in sacred stone worship.
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Destructive Art and Wildlife Close Parallels
An 1880s-style survey mixes a Native reliance on the moose with crafts and tools derived from parts of the animal. A separate anecdote recalls famous sculptors and critics, detailing acts of destruction sparked by critique, including Chartran cutting a portrait once mocked by a husband seeking a discount.
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Gerome
Vogarih
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Errors of Speech Rules for Have and Lay Use
The passage warns against using get with have and clarifies correct usage of lay versus lie. It emphasizes that get denotes acquirement and should not pair with have, and explains active transitive lay and intransitive lie forms with example sentences and common errors.
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Seed separating by air current device for tobacco
A described air current device allows light seed and dirt to be blown from seed samples in a glass tube. Foot bellows pressurize air through a valve, filtering hulls first. The method offers low effort to improve crop quality and is accessible to tobacco growers. Townitses and M. E. Brown highlight market readiness and practical farming insights.
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Stallion Licensing and False Pedigree Penalties Act Summary
Section one requires stallion owners or agents to file a detailed statement with the county clerk or Baltimore Court of Common Pleas before offering services for a fee. The filing includes name, age, pedigree, description, and terms, with a required posted copy in each service location. Section two imposes penalties for false pedigrees and noncompliance, allowing damages via suit. signed by Sheriff T. Frank Seward of Caroline County.
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Baltimore
Court of Common Pleas
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Caroline County
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