Dying Like a Man in the London Market Tale
An aged vagabond known as Bones befriends a frightened girl and a lost poodle, saves a banker’s daughter from kidnapers, and dies a hero’s death after a brutal struggle. The rescued girl proclaims the old man a true man.
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Baliizongere
Appio
Toles
Bones
Jones
London
Toot
Aline House
Ss & Paper
Tones
David Street
Hones
Cote
Papa
Minnie
Bone
Gerk
Leten
Efel
Olf Bones Tt
Applegate Market
The Politician as an Actor
The piece argues politicians must act like hosts in a vast theater, pleasing many audiences. It notes the strain of civility toward critics and the need to court votes while managing dozens of competing interests. It questions the payoff of political sacrifice.
Epitaph for Miss Dasnett on Her Tombstone Verse
On February 10, 1798 Miss Dasnett died at age twenty three and was buried in Old St Pancras churchyard. The inscription offers a sequence of lines praising wit, innocence, youth, sweetness, humanity, patience, modesty, virtue, and a heavenly crown. A friend’s tearful sorrow appears in the closing couplet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasnett
Old St. Pancreas
Stock Raising and Calrying Highlights in Hancock County
A Maine bulletin section reports Norrit Ipzitwick advocating beef herds and high prices, noting experiences with Holsteins and Herefords, sheep aims with Shropshires, and dairy aims focusing on Jersey and Holstein products. Reader remarks by P. B. Furexp, J. Cushman, and others discuss beef demand, prices, and stock quality, with farm practices, calf rearing, and local market challenges.
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Quarterly
Bulletin of Mel
Gepartment of Agriculture
Nome
Hancock County
Norrit Ixpatwick
Lowell Junction
Mass
Maine
Ant
P. B. Furexp
Prnowscot
St Aplies
Ellsworth
Lewiston Journal
New England
United States
Chester
J.T. Cushman
Denery
Bird Dogs and Their Trail Reading in Flight
A discussion explains how trained dogs read bird trails by scent and ground dust, contrasting it with human tracking. It notes fanning and fainting as locating pauses, and defines a flush as birds taking wing from misjudged actions.
Black White Man Paradox Puzzles New York Times
A New York Times item describes a so called black white man, a colored minister living in New York, who resembles a white man from afar with pallid features yet is unmistakably of the colored race. He is noted for liking "hot ice" and for his paradoxical appearance in daily life.
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New York
New York Times
Mirror production method with amalgamating quicksilver
The text describes polishing glass on a firm table with upturned edges. Sheets of tin foil are placed on the plate and quicksilver is spread over it, forming an amalgam with the tin to create a reflecting surface.
Fragmentary Gossip From The Smart Set Page
A garbled passage recounts snippets about a girl attempting a kiss and someone reacting in alarm. The text moves through disjointed phrases about crows, birth, and a wagon, with no clear narrative or identifiable people, places, or events.
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Ormity
Dack
Seraight
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted By Wioaix Moone
Advertising copy promotes a cough and cold remedy named One Minute Cough Cure. It claims to cure coughs colds croup throat and lung troubles with immediate action. The brand is associated with Wioaix and Moone and positions the product as absolutely safe.
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Adene
Wioaix & Moone
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A.B. Michartan
Price
County News
Font Orin
Heton Blaisdell
Jenole Grom
J. ©. Mason
Wr. Harmon
Portland
Beroine Condon
Howe
Brookeville
Bernice Mason
Bangor High School
Alberta Mason
Abbie Wardwell
Mengur
James Davis
Hayward
Buckeport
T. F. Mason
Wisconsin
Mr. Mason
Edward Mel
Ele Dunbar
Dora
Bluebill
Austin
Pendleton
Hayward House
W.L. Wentworth
Nancy Jalmiol
Bailey Bowden
Harper
L. L. Larrabes
Princeton
J. F. Sarvin
South Carolina
Methodist Society
E. D. Chase
Winter Harbor
Jane W. Moore
Steuben
W. P. Hewins
V. Society
Improvement League
Wairnam
Milton
Harvey Jordan
Bar Harbor
Roscoe Haslem
Friends Jr . Surry
D. B. Smith
Isabel Jordan
Amherst
Charles Davis
Lowie Abbott
Emma Tratton
Shapleigh
Reymond Haslem
Machias
Haslem
W. H. Chapman
W. Blethen
Lisbon Falls
W Hi. Hastings
Boston
Bette Dane
Court Tugwassh
Court ‘Sunight
Franklin
Mabel Glerrish
Cordle King
Lydia Hlodgking
Waltham
Gideon Joy
North Harcock
Mary Coolidge
Mise Hutchings
Penoberot
Bergretcareate
Teachen
Clarissa Coggins
Sheron
Frank L. Hodgvisit
Chas
M. Crawford
Hartford
Coon
May
Qeorge Higging
Minneapolis
Mra
Hamor
Fernald
Mullane ‘Terrace
Martin W. Bates
Lamper
Bangor
Somesville
Beech Hills
Beere
Somesvilla
de. Fowler
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Harvard
Henry Flynt
Dorothy
Chase &Sanboris
Avborttisn
the Eco
Nature
Faralls
E. C. Dewitt &Co
Chicago
Mechanics Fair
Marealous Sresteculas
Allthera
LF. W. Emmons CO
Trent St
Huston, Mase
Challens Record Books
Futheal A
W. E. Child
Dover Street
York
Goode
Estey & C0
Kiieworth
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