Letter on cattle disease spreading from Persia to India
Extract from a letter by W. Beyee describing the cattle disease in Persia and its spread to Indian flocks. He notes cowpox awareness, winter visitors to the region, and various remedies and theories. The text cites inspections by local observers, potential transmission through traders and herds, and mentions biblical references and a bank incident from Libamodid's Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Beyee
Aashire
W. Beskiue
Persia
Avehan
Bama
Salihe
Malile
Fragments from a late 19th century market report
A garbled OCR market item lists prices for barley oats and other goods with entries for various merchants and locations. It mentions public notices and a drawing, with scattered names and prices, reflecting a wholesale market update and local trading activity.
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Notice
A garbled OCR fragment from a historical newspaper page provides unreadable text. The readable content is insufficient to identify people places dates or events and does not yield a coherent news item or notice.
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Talon
Marydlactinnine
Mr. Duahing
Upida
Vontine Busler
Pommons
Mancow
Ieee Ra Am
Bude
Nderasient
BF Sarasse
Burgtia
Cna
Dhe
Alexander
Faingitan
Pty
William Hateperys
oHpinph Py
Ninoy
Comey Latag
Srasch Showpesn
Robert Fidajag
Central Plesaire
Gerard
Calta
Mehi
Philip
Reece
Beton
Holmre
EL Goa
Fon
Drew
Covell
Tian
Bearbey
Maloy
Baingoon
Hall Seraxes
Nevoat
Viera Paler
Bay ‘Breane
Pindlay
Wats
Bernat
Datier
Ay O'Brien
Dgeethy
Pollard
T. Preach
E. Verace
H. Bowedee
Marin
Vie Drawiogbien
Tito
BEREE
Rererg
Terremse
Ba Sie Rae
Esee Genere
Ereet
Ish
Sererle
Dend
Miwon
Erik Ail Linge
Inbal Sannanee
Mane
Bandey
Ieee
Ofan
Dublin
Naach
St S
Senate Wu
Peraar
Riger Bredat
Buona
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