Vast steel sword found in river near Accord history mystery
An immense five foot ten inch steel sword, 17 pounds, with a bent blade and odd etched markings, was recovered from the river near Accord after a local search. Neighbors claim celestial origin, with reports noting the weapon’s size and weight and an offer for it was refused.
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Haere
Olanne
Thomas,c. Keater
Aecord
Doctor Koater
D. D. Bell
Bell
Mate
Accord
Sal
Cardiff
N. Y. Evening Post
Proposed Pneumatic Pipe Line 1000 Miles Long
A New York chief engineer proposes a 14 inch air driven pneumatic pipeline between New York and Chicago to carry letters, parcels, and grain samples at a maximum 10 cents for packages and 5 cents for letters. Stations at Cleveland and Buffalo would service through traffic with 25 horsepower pumps, predicting about 12,000 dollars daily revenue while operating costs run around 1,195.
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New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
Washington
Curious Night Bloom in Czar’s Capital Stirs Awe
A Nashville American item recounts a tale of a night blooming cereus in Moscow tied to the czar’s coronation. The plant, grown from a seed in St. Petersburg and cultivated by Rev. PS Fall of Lexington, Kentucky, reportedly caused extraordinary awe and speculation during the event.
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Tennessee
Ewing
Nashville Faeré
Moscow
Aussia
Cvar
St. Petersburg
PS. Fall
Nashville
Lesington
Nashville American
Husbands as Luxuriee A Woman Writes Boston Globe
A Boston Globe letter from Jamamil Hiner describes a wife who earns between £1500 and £9000 yearly in her business while her husband stays at home. She notes his kindness and looks but lack of trade, and says she supports them by running the business with him contributing little. She urges women who love luxury to work and support themselves.
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Boston Globe
Jamamil Hiner
Ami
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Arker
Parxes
Pankaen
Packer
Hitler Co
N.Y Feather
A. Langworthy
Beetyank
Bret
Ely
Sa Phyenan
Lapacipes Jeet Iita
I. T. Woods
Mormeily
Meeker
Hingharoor
Dunkirk
Hornelleville
Binghethton
Premium Silver Spoons Offered to Subscribers
A newspaper premium from Union Silver Plating Co Cincinnati offers subscribers a full set of Extra Plated Silver Spoons worth 4.00 per set. Engraving adds 75 cents. without engraving 60 cents. To receive, send name address and coupon with payment to Union Silver Plating Co. and be a paper patron.
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Union Silver Plating Co
Cincinnati
AJL
Union Silver Plating Company
Ohio
Office OF Union Belver Plans¢ Co
Union Silver ‘Piatixe Co
Concinnati
Union Serre Pranina Cep
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