Rosville editor's romance scheme ends in Cuba reunion
A Rossville editor pursues light fiction and a fake Cuban love note scheme, sending a male reporter with forged letters and jewelry to lure a supposed Cuban lover. The plot backfires when a real Cuban arrives with his long lost beloved, revealing the ruse and a true marriage match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shurtleff
Charmiage
Tony Alfair
Fred
New York
M Owifdt
Zenign
Brightener
Rosea
Nellie Jardine
Nell
Cape May
Jover
Rossville
Melys
Adirondacks
Sage-Ly
Neilia Jardine
Denise
Criban
Indy
Brock
Els
Ired
Red
Pnge
Washington
Dunleavy
Pred
Trout Gate
Senor
Tve
Cuba
Chieftlin
Florida
Sved
Teme
Strane
Fragmented childhood reminiscence and a baffled editor
A garbled OCR passage recalls a boy’s adventures and a reluctant editor reacting on his return. The text hints at dreamy phrases about seventh heaven and a Cuban, with fragmented dialogue and stray exclamations.
Nature and chemistry shape future food from plants
A 19th century science view explains how plants recycle carbon dioxide into organic matter, the role of vegetation in air purification and food production, and the limits of synthetic chemistry to replace natural plant processes. It warns against wasteful use of forests and fossil fuels while stressing reliance on soil and plant cycles for sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
Slagadar
Waiimai
Min
Ak Gas
Selentitiv American
Grave on Pike's Peak Legend Draws Visitors
A wooden headboard marks a grave-like stone pile near the Signal Service hut on Pike's Peak. The inscription claims a lady was eaten by rats there in 1870, a tale later debunked. Report notes numerous rats and burrowing animals at the summit, population and origin of rats unexplained. Chicago Record’s Denver Correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike's Peak
Fakir
Chicago
Denver
The Strange Tale of a Princess and a Little Cake
Read like a handwritten miscellany piece, the tale follows a princess who grows tiny and a boy named Max who travels a sunlit wood. A mysterious fairy princess guards a cake, guiding Max through dangers as a village boy learns courage and care from his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitanaport
Iimach
Doug
Hint
Princesa
Mix
Max
Hoya
Jong
Bealdes
Sid
Vaux
Chen Max
Granda
Minke
Tam
Fragmented Antique Notes and Ads From a 19th Century Page
A garbled OCR page shows snippets of dialogue and blurbs about apples, barrels, theater chatter, and a mix of ads. References include Syrup of Figs, Home Life Insurance, Adamaxpress, ear health cures, and various names like Miss Mary, Longfellow, and Henry Deon. The text intertwines journalistic items, personal notices, and product pitches with little cohesive narrative.
Fragmentary Dialogue from a Grelot Ravruls Program
An archival dialogue fragment shows Grelot Ravruls requesting two waltzes and noting a change in his program. The other speaker agrees with a hint of schedule conflict and politeness. The text preserves period style and character names.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rose ‘Association
Jan
Mic Taeilyy
Mhg
Lrogne
Phe Natahett
Redieenn
Ha Fok- Bitey
Terie
Cottead
Hye
Admiral Home
China
Petilus
Lere
Skleton
Tilly
Mio
Bin
Death
King
The
Maagazine
Thor
Baron Haussmann
Paris
Emiel
Tommy
Tommy Skivers
Hatley
Alden
Alwiere
Mary
Earl's Clover Band
Cives Fraghans
Curcu Cons
Cape Dy
Everett Hale
Amoviong
lWhittler
Longfellow
Bry
Mies
Pleres
Lally
Ginivoud
Deon AD
Mal
Atlanta
Dai Orb
Home Life Insurance Co
Semblaing Poly
Fenturg
Weil
Particulava
Blonigor
North Western Department
Proneer Praag Budding
St Paul A
Nd. L. O. Weir
Adamaxpress Company
Ji Oheney & CO
Toledo
Druggista
Waonten
van Pelt
Westerly
Wanterne
Grelot Ravruls
Tisod
Solo Spatena Burbank
Ana E Grote
Srann’ Fe Loululana
Boe
Houmport
Ensio Foun
W.nkourieis
Washington, D.C
Tae
Roway i OlLrud
Brad
Dtasuivaneoanononia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!