The Drunkard's Ragged Waen Poem Fragment Unfolds
A Scottish contact shares a jagged OCR fragment titled The Drunkard's Ragged Waen. It presents corrupted lines about a father, children, and moral themes, resembling traditional verse with scattered readable phrases like pity the wee bairn and a waning image of parental care.
Worth Bend Editorial Correspondence from 1860
New York July 5 1860 editor notes arrival in the city for the fourth of July celebrations. He tours Central Park and the Great Eastern steam ship, comments on the Democratic stance with Senator Douglas, and records fireworks and social visits. He then travels to North Bend with C H Turner and W A Aram, notes crops, mills history, a hearty North Bend dinner, and frogs for supper before returning home.
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New York
Bortor
Grakesville
Inniet
Mississippi
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Tolland
Gladden
John Bull
Green Mountain Boys
Saratoga
Bennington
Fort Ticonderoga
Barnum
Avenue Hotel
Col
Charles Whipple
Eau Claire
McCook
Ilinois
Douglas
Ol. Richardson
Baltimore
Green Mountains
É&E
Cram
Turner
North Bend
Hill Ce
C. HE. Turner
Hsg
Wm. A. Aram
Decorra
Orn
Jack Frost
Thos
Robert Douglas
Black River
Thos. Douglas
Robert
Alexander
Napoleon
Joe Linn
Joe
Stork
D. W
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