Metrical Life of St Patrick in Early Irish Verse
Translated from Gaelic by Rev James O Leary this life of St Patrick dates to 493 A D and draws on traditions about his capture in Nemthur birth name Biccoth and early bonds. The poem covers Patrick’s mission to Ireland his visions and miracles his battles against paganism and Druids and his lasting legacy at Armagh and Tassach in vivid religious verse.
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James O'Leary
St. Patrick
P. J. Kenedy
New York City
S J. Fiech
Nemthur
Biccoth
Calphurn
Otde
Odisse
Milcho ’T
Angel Victor
Leary
Patrick
Confession of Saint Patrick Opens with Capture and Call to Faith
The opening chapter portrays Patrick, a humble youth of Banven in Tibernia, captured at about sixteen, transported to captivity in Ireland, and awakening to belief as the Lord exposes his unbelief. He reflects on God's mercy guiding him from ignorance toward repentance and faith.
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Patrick
Foelut
British Islands
Calpurnius
Potitus
Bangven
Tibernia
Enon
Libernia
Where St Patrick Preached in the Isle of Man
A compact note recalls Saint Patrick preaching in Mann land centuries ago, with a nod to his cathedral site and a standing bull tradition tied to the island’s ecclesiastical history and lore.
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St. Patrick
Isle of Man
Bull
Germain’s Cathedral
The Civil War Soldier Returns as Long Lost Father
An Iowa farmer's hired man, Andrew McCabe, loses memory after a skull injury in 1899. A trepanning surgery reveals his true identity as John Lupton, missing since 1864 at the Nashville battle. His wife and sons are reunited with the elder Lupton, ending years of assumed widowhood and separation.
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John Lupton
Andrew McCabe
Lupton
John
McCabe
Johnny Reb
Iowa
Nashville
John Lupton, Jr
Local quips and sales pitched in old ads and jokes
A collage of short anecdotes and ads from a historical page. It features a school scene about language, testimonials for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, jokes about breakfast foods and a man with a silver spoon, a promotion for Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment, references to Rubens and a playful quip about an oyster month. The piece blends humor with medicinal pitches and product pitches.
Health advertise ment and a dim joke collection
An odd clump of text features medical claims for Herb ine and Ballard s Horehound Syrup plus a faint humorous exchange about a joke and a referenced Kansas City Journal blurb. It also contains a brief dialogue about George repeating himself and originality.
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Edgar
Archie
Kansas City Journal
Ballard’s Stew Linament Eases Lumbago. Chicago Note
A. B. Canman of Chicago records his March 4 1908 cure with Ballard’s Stew Linament after failing with doctors and ointments. He reports almost instant relief and adds his name to the list of satisfied users as sold by Riley the druggist at 50c and 1.00 dollars.
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A. B. Canman
Chicago
Ballard
Aufferert
Riley
F O. DeWrrt & Co
Riley’s Drug Store
Ely's Cream Balm Claims Aromatic Relief for Nasal Catarrh
An old noted advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm as quickly relieving nasal catarrh by diffusion across the nasal surface. It mentions 500 size bottles and a 10 cent trial by mail, plus a liquid form with atomizer at 75 cents including spraying tube.
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Ely
Druggiata
Ely's
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