Rome missing on a grand Milan tour and typhoid in Genoa
A traveler narrates Milan sights including the Baths of Nero and San Alessandro church, noting Napoleonic relics and a royal palace. The voyage then lists stopovers from Genoa to Tunis, with Rome omitted due to typhoid, and reflects on spring business prospects back home.
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Germany
Victor Emanuel
Austria
la Scala
Lake Como
Rome
Genoa
Gaeta
Naples
Messina
Palermo
Tunis
Algiers
Port Mahone
Villafranche
Vice President Arthur Gains Favor With Papers
The Washington correspondent for the Philadelphia Times notes that Vice President Arthur has transformed from a patronized figure to a capable presiding officer. He is described as tall and handsome with dignified bearing and courteous manners. Arthur’s popularity crosses party lines as he closely handles Senate duties.
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Washington
Philadelphia Times
Blaine
Garfield
Ife
Conkling
Mr. Conkling
Ovean
Baileyville Jottings Sees Harsh Winter Delays Spring Work
Baileyville Int April 13 reports a long severe winter delaying spring activity. Farmers idle awaiting thaw. fields bare and roads mud bound after heavy snow. Epivor Joanna notes few items of public interest and widespread patience for better days ahead.
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Baileyville
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Epivor
Joanna
Pronunciation Exercise Reveals Common Word Mispronunciations
A Western Magazine feature notes the long list of English words prone to mispronunciation. The piece recounts how a scholar, described as splenetic and eccentric, endured assaults and mockery while compiling the guide.
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Western Magazine
Village Election Returns From Erin Confirm Back Record
In Erin town election 167 votes cast. Supervisor R. G. Stout Democrat leads A. J. Rees Republican by 28. Town Clerk R. C. Stout Democrat tops E. G. Harris Republican by 32. Assessor E. H. Woolbridge Democrat over D. E. H. Ide Republican by 27. Collector Rev. M. Newell Republican over James Carmody Democrat by 8. Highway Commissioner Rodolph Stoderman Independent over Lewis Heidenrich by 12. Justices N. J. Churchill 144 and Join W. Pickard 80. Constables Abner Sprague Democrat over E. H. Lasham 24 and L. K. wae Republican over John Moran. Pound Master James Gardiner Democrat over John Nudd Independent by 1. Village voters total 144. One Who Knows notes satisfaction with his record.
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Freeport Journal
Eleroy
Democratic Party
Justice of the Peace
R. G. Stout
A. J. Rees
R. C. Stout
E.G. Harris
E. H. Woolbridge
D. EH. Ide
Rev. M. Newell
James Carmody
Rodolph Stoderman
Lewis Heidenrich
Justices of the Peace
N.J. Churchill
W. Pickard
German by Natural Method Added With New Classes
Due to many applicants a new German course by the Natural Method is offered. Beginners and advanced students can enroll now. Recitations start Monday April 25 with multiple daily and weekly class times. Private lessons are one dollar per session under J. W. Troon.
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J. W. Troon
Natural Method German instruction praised by signees
A testimonial endorses Prof. J. W. Troger and his Natural Method for teaching German. Signers pledge to continue in new classes and encourage others to join for pleasing and profitable progress. Also advertises fresh Onion Seeds by the pound at C. O. D. Grocery.
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J. W. Troger
O. B. Bidwell
Geo. H. Pattison
O. B. Sanford
R. F. Hayes
L. Z. Farwell
H. C. Hyde
T. D. Wilcoxon
Jas. I. Neff
Will Fry
H. Woodmans
A. P. Goddard
Wm. C. Wright
O. P. McCool
G. W. Tandy
QO. H. Lintner
C. D. Knowlton
Electric Bitters and Lung Syrup Promote Child Health
Doctors say they have given up, yet Electric Bitters are claimed to cure stomach liver and kidney diseases and urinary disorders along with constipation headaches and bilious attacks. Emmert and Burrell sell them at fifty cents a bottle. Dr Marshall's Lung Syrup is recommended for children as a pleasant cough remedy costing twenty five and fifty cents.
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Emmert & Burrell
Freeport Market Journal Office April 19 1881 Grain Entry
A fragmented OCR item from Freeport Market Journal Office dated April 19 1881 mentions grain. The text is garbled with repeated phrases and unclear details but indicates a grain entry or notice tied to Freeport. No clear individuals or organizations beyond the Freeport market context are identifiable.
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Freeport Market
Journal Office
Freeport
Robert Pilson
BO Es
Stephenson County
Court House
Abdiel C. Martin
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