Fragmented Olds and Ends Humor Fragment
A jumble of quips and anecdotes from a late 19th century column, recalling social foibles, misheard words, wordplay, and local color. The piece threads jokes about temperance, courtroom quips, aristocratic suitors, auction talk, and schoolroom mispronunciations, ending with a note about Lexington’s centennial.
Parables and Bible Lessons Through a Microscope
The piece explains how the Bible mirrors a microscope for the spirit, revealing truths within parables. It cites Jesus teaching on the sower and the lost sheep, highlighting how people respond to God's word and the joy in heaven when sinners turn to Jesus, with mention of the Prodigal Son.
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Nannie and Ben Mystery Oak Carving Poem Fragment
A fragment from a wartime or wedding era piece recounts a carved oak tree inscription about Nannie and Ben and a vow of fidelity. It shifts to a reflection on a child’s daily work and the tireless care of a mother, noting memories inscribed in wood and in the heart.
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Return of the Prodigal Son in a Little Christian Tale
A brief parable about a repentant son who sins, returns to his father, and finds forgiveness. The father welcomes him with joy while the son acknowledges unworthiness, highlighting grace and reconciliation in a domestic setting.
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City Examinations Report Shows High Promotion Rate
A city wide promotions report details nearly 99 percent of pupils promoted after thorough personal exams. Individual class averages range from 76 to 91.4 with named ranking scholars in each grade across Miss Porter's to Miss Risley's departments, reflecting strong attendance and teacher diligence.
River and Third Ward Grammar School Report Cards
Detailed grade by grade achievement from River Grammar and Third Ward Grammar Schools listing number examined promoted class averages and top scholars across grades nine through senior year, with notes on graduation timing and admission test results for High School entrants. Names include Rosebrugh Prentice Sutter Cross Miller Wright Becker Mease Taylor Black Broadie Stibgen Dewalt Webb Fifield and others.
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Third Ward
F. G. Alvord
Nellie Perkins
Albert Schulte
Secord
Li. Moulton
Lizzie Edinger
Frank Perking
L. W. Swentzell
Quankine
Lena Walz
Geo
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Ella Lehmann
Mary Wals
L. A. Smith
Mary Fatherby
Hattie Zepier
Gertie Dewalt
Onie Sutter
Jessie Crogs
Third Ward Grammar School
M. E. Hawkins
Misa E. M. Russell
Ada Byers
Almaeyer
Minnie Carey
Henry Witte
the River Grammar School
Charles Vance
Time Tables Report From Local Transit Office
The timetable snippet shows a transit report listing times and routes with numbers such as 845 pm and 03,00, referencing schedule entries. An agent named INNETT is noted, indicating a station or contact point. The readable portion emphasizes departures and timing, suggesting a concise schedule update for riders.
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Alfred Zapp
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People's Common Sense Medical Adviser
North America
R. V. Pierce
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World’s Dispensary
Buffalo
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Geo. P. Rowell & Est
Park Row
New York
Sioux City Journal
Black Hills
United States
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Webekly Journal
Sioux City
P.O. Vickery & CO
Augusta
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Geo, P. Rowell & Co., Editors and Publishers
Stephenson Street
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Morell, Son & CO
Philadelphia
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Stephenson County
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Barton & Barnum
Rustee
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Thompson
Elizabeth Thompson
Recorder of Deeds
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Aaron Wolf
Hyde
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