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A fragmented preface describes a double personality and reasons for writing the Glory later to the novel. Mary narrates birth at Andersonville and a teenage marriage to a dainty eighteen year old wife. The diary shows parental estrangement and a court ordered custody split with a Boston mother and a restless father.
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Mery Marte
Andersonville
Mary
Nures Sarah
Abigail Jana
Sarah Muls
Marstelle
West
Boston
Boston chapter of a girl’s diary opening a new home
A narrator in a Boston chapter continues her diary about moving with her mother to Grandpa Desmond’s home, meeting relatives, settling in, and noting how her mother acts excited then emotional. She describes theater, new school, and looming stepfather choices as she weighs family changes and future life.
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New York
Boston
Iso
Torrow
Mother
Joan of Letters
Carrie Heywood
Sarah
Elstar
Jane Anderson
St Vanl
Aneildilog
June
Grandpa Desmond
Luther
Hoston
Giui
Peter
Grandpa
Nod
Marie
Andersonville
Toukenses
Mothar
Hutele
Lester
H¢liool
Ald
Tim
Dean
Maui
Mori Amy Hattlée
Mother Wan
Ducky
Finther
Father
Kame of
Abe
Fragmentary diary line from Bartin chapter four entry
A fragmentary diary excerpt from Bartin with a speaker stating arrival and limited time to write. The text mentions being here a week and that someone named Mothes is nearby, reflecting a hurried moment in a residence.
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Bartin
Dr Anderson Honorable Scholarly Gentleman Noted
A fragment expresses high regard for Dr Anderson, calling him an honorable scholarly gentleman despite imperfect phrasing. It reflects a respectful view of his character and conduct.
Fragmentary note on reading and a 1708 Massachusetts school
A fragmented excerpt discusses reading and merit, stressing the value of books for cultivating mind and imagination. It then records that a flat separate school for colored children in Massachusetts was established in 1708, indicating early educational segregation.
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aArlo Butea
Massachusetta
Stallions Boost Saddle Horse Quality in Southwest
An old study notes stallions are increasingly used to improve saddle horses on western ranges. Breeding mares with Morgan stallions enhances hardiness and stamina, meeting range herd demands. Red Stallion of the country stands out in the appraisal of the breed's renewal.
Fragmentary OCR Capture of Animal Breeding Notes
The readable text mentions stallions and breeds across regions including Missouri Nebraska Texas and Vermont. It references private ownership and notes about development and location names though many words are garbled. The fragment hints at horse breeding history with scattered place names and attestations of early development.
Hatchery Standards and State Regulation Clarify Quality
Hatcheries are the only facilities in the United States under state regulation for flock safety and quality. The inspection and certification system, run by the Department of Markets, ensures hatcheries meet standard breeding and production practices. Chicks bought from hatcheries carry certificates proving compliance with requirements for healthy, well-producing stock.
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Wieconain
United States
Accredit
Department of Markets
Plant Only Best Corn Seed for Low Cost High Returns
Fragmentary advice urges using superior corn seed and breeding results from others to save expense. It notes seed costs and small effort can yield better crops, suggesting planting efficiency and value of proven seed selections.
Tillage Lesson for Farms from a Gardener
A small farm well tilled yields better return than vast acreage poorly cared for. If more farmers learned this, as the gardener once did, both setter farms and owners would gain more ready money. LeHoy Ooty, associate horticulturist, Univ Gr awty Warm, St. Paul.
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LeHoy
Univ Grawty Warm
St. Paul
Problems in Fur Farming and Wild Animal Handling
A historical note discusses knowledge gaps in fox breeding and fur farming. It covers prepared reports by meetlettanes on raising foxes, the high costs and investments involved, the growth of the fur trade, and concerns about animal welfare and farm practices in the industry.
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Capetvieg
Ingara
Agricultural instructors and teachers face disjointed notes
In the tangled report, agricultural instructors and other teachers gather for a meeting at the school. The fragment mentions a state program and references a 451 signing, with unclear actions and places. The readable content centers on education staff and a listed event, preserving the partial names and location hints.
Insect growth tied to field cleanup effort
Entomologist A. Fenton of Iowa State College warns that abandoned lands and unused plots harbor pests like wireworms and corn rootworm. Cleaning and weeding early, rotating crops, and removing debris can curb infestations before they spread across fields. The advisory stresses proactive measures to prevent damage to crops.
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Fouce
A. Fenton
Towa Tate College
Phia Sa
Tomato cropping and winter food supply debate
A fragmented report argues about tomato crops and winter canning. It notes uncertain value and aims to evaluate supply roles, cultivation methods, and market considerations. The piece mentions indeterminate plant behavior and asks for improved practices to stabilize tomato production and canning inputs.
Coniugi Discovery Prompts Mysterious Inquiry
A fragmentary note describes a couple named Ian and Udan discovering an unknown phrase or cipher. The text hints at a puzzling question about a tie and Se rere ble a Aan are. The garbled line ends with a curious reference to BO.
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Ian Hi
Udan
Coniugi
NoiMéana’s fragmented note on shared heart themes
A fractured OCR fragment discusses a cultural note by NoiMéana titled They Heart Ia. The readable bits reference communal feeling and identity, with unclear placement or date, but emphasize a creative or poetic inquiry into belonging and affection within a community.
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NoiMéana
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