Wabash and its sister ships in Civil War era vessel details
The article describes the Wabash first commissioned in 1866 in Philadelphia, its design as a heavy warship with 660 tons displacement and heavy armament, and notes its role as flagship during Civil War campaigns. It chronicles modifications, equipment, and the ship’s eventual decommissioning and repurposing for Civil War operations along the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Omark
Colorado
Philatelphin
Abel
Henry the
Dabigren
Thousage
Lletary
Gorton
Roya
Fisher
Hanlen
Wabashann
Takai EU
Alan
Cattle Tick Crisis Stirs Agricultural Experiment
Reported here is the ongoing cattle tick infestation and disease impact linked to cattle imports for experimental breeding. The Department of Agriculture surveys costs, import origins, and the financial stakes for ranchers, noting large sums spent and losses from tick-borne deaths among cattle.
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USA
Furiex
Ian Teen
Experiao Fox
Horton
Almor
Department of Agriculture
Honor Extender Crowns Former Member in Local Tribute
A fragmented note recalls a remarkable incident honoring a former member, Sydenham Ancona, from Pennsylvania areas. The tribute marks a milestone and acknowledges long service, noting this honor has never before been given to a former member.
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Fenterlayepee
Sydenham Ancona
Pennsylvania
Sisttat
A Little Fable Of A Young Boy And The Habit Of Chocolate
A fragmented passage presents a fable about a young man teased for his habit of chocolate. A moral lesson appears that dwelling on appetite harms digestion and self control, with a female narrator urging restraint and warning against indulgence.
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Jim
Opara Caramal Preparation Recipe Fragment
The text describes mixing granulated sugar with maple like flavor, dissolving in water, then cooling and adding beaten egg whites. It instructs pouring the mixture slowly into the whites, beating to a white creamy texture, buttering, cooling, and forming squares with fingers. The passage is garbled and incomplete but centers on a confection preparation method.
Te Gan Wal Summer Cut Meat in Mason Jars
Instructions describe preparing meat with salt and pepper, packing into Mason jars, sealing tightly, and boiling for several hours to preserve through summer. Includes notes on rack placement, cooling, and storage to prevent spoilage.
Plantation Style Egg Toast Dish
A recipe styled as plantation era fare describes readying a pint of white sauce with salt pepper and nutmeg then mixing with eggs until the sauce returns to a boil. Toast bread, spread with butter, top with the egg mixture, and bake briefly before serving.
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Pride of Navy
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Hardee
Lexas
Staren
Chie
Onicokr
Wilburd
Aly Hope
Indy
Uemi
Jas
Jaw Weta
TE Hgme Talent
Wiehe la Saint
Bastatte
Renee
Brock
Perfumres
MEMS
Andtusion Books
New Bran Cigars
Js& Cigaret
J. R. Hay Haynes
North Foster
Firestone Tires
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
Stone
Street Auto Co
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