City of Veterans colony near Fitzgerald grows fast in 1894
The EBS colony at Fitzgerald Georgia founded by Grand Army of the Republic veterans has expanded from a pine wilderness to a town with four churches a town hall four blacksmith shops a public school and a Masonic lodge. Main Street hosts bustling shops while streets bear names of Confederate and federal leaders.
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Fitzgerald. Ga
Ebs
Fitzgerald
Grand Army of the Republic
Wilcox
Pierog
Gulie
Abel
Fevidi and
Wear
Pie Puggevald
Theroagh
Gortly
Isi
Ties
Bovis
Miley
Aid
Board Am Absa
Paty
Michisni
Boothen
Yaba
Ile
Maconra
Prines
Birger
Freorgig
Alahatoe Lasheen
Pyeagald
Ain
P. HL Fitzgerald
Georgia
Heards
Freigne
Plact Syste.c
Weyeros
Air Ene
Cordele
Waycrous
Atlantic
Prlagerald
Main
Lee
Jack- 80
Longstreet
Worden
Bragg
Hill
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Thomas
Logan
Allihker
Celsos
Linda Iehide
Meta Davis
Wilson
Dyer Baby-Farmer Murders Uncovered in Reading Case
Report from London describes the Reading case of Mrs. Dyer, a suspected baby farmer, alleged to have exploited mothers and disposed of infants in river parcels. Police reveal multiple infant deaths tied to her alleged "adoption" schemes as details emerge from investigations and neighbors.
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Leadon
Thames
Fta
Dyer
Reading
London
Dewnpapers
England
America
Ccse
Hye Teurderers
Ake
Tomer
Hillel
Catl. Life Expectancy Study Sparks Aging Debate
A fragment notes a 45 year old woman is likely to outlive a man of the same age, suggesting life expectancy trends. The text hints at gender and health factors shaping longevity with cautious generalities.
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Wee
Handy Tool for oxr Makers A Battle Trick for Home Amusement
A Dillon Montana patent for a combined hatchet and nail-puller tool features a recessed head, a half-puller, and a movable catch enabling right-angle operation. The device aims to reproduce fine engraving effects using a compound negative and textured coating to render lights and shades with stipple and cross-hatch patterns.
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Dillon
Mont
Improved Photography Process Patented for Steel Engravings
An improved photography method has been patented that produces a photograph resembling a steel engraving. It uses fine dots or stipples inherent to engraving to mimic the look, challenging experts to detect the difference.
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New Orleans
Pew
Creosote Treatment For Tuberculosis Reported Alarming
A hospital case details creosote based treatment for tuberculosis with a patient receiving escalating doses from 140 grains to over four ounces. The patient suffered violent delirium and agitation lasting about a day, followed by recovery after medical care. The note warns the poison may affect disease progression and suggests further investigation.
Salt Air Vitality Theorized From Wind and Sea Studies
A Prenock scientist conducted experiments to test how salt air and sea winds affect the atmosphere and human vitality. He found salt particles linger in the air after strong winds, fading as winds subside, and suggested windy coastal areas offer greater invigoration than calm inland locales.
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Aura
Cape
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Jetro
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Rees
Drer
Traets
Dia
Gerampaniel
Catia
Journal of the
Americaa Medical Association
Washington
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Furgs
Shakespeare
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John Bunyan
Shelley
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Charles Wolf Aled
Galileo
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Scientific Corner
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