City Planning in Germany Sees Future in Municipal Design
A 19th century style discussion on German city building praising planners and experts. It notes Germany’s advanced approach with a national emphasis on science guiding urban futures and mentions Berlin hosting a town planning exhibition from May to July.
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Germany
Tdwa
Aeekoal
Berlin
Ike Stubben
Fisher
Garrett
Baumeister
Haphnzard
Alty
Protect the Shade Tree of Newark Nevada
A historical notice highlights the Newark Nevada Shade Tree Commission controlling all actions around street trees, prohibiting any injury removal or alteration without written permit and forbidding attaching animals to trees. The piece then shifts to farming advice praising the use of the fanning mill for seed cleaning to boost yields, stressing seeds with stored plant food give stronger starts and that seed wheat should be carefully screened for quality and disease.
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Newark
What help uiske New Britalina cleaning drive hints
A fragmented and archaic public notice urges residents to clean yards and yards waste to prevent disease. It stresses removing rubbish and burning trash, avoiding ashes in streets, and planting grass and trees. It warns fines for illegal disposal and links dirty yards to fleas sickness and high medical costs.
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Witheutea
Monty
Sheurg
Eahdttigna
Jared Niaver
Erirons
Zeris
New Britain
Europe In Advance of America In Taxed German Towns
A fragment discusses Germany’s towns deriving revenue from owned lands to become tax free and distribute dividends to citizens. It argues Germany is economically ahead, with hundreds of towns tax exempt and some paying dividends from surplus earnings, suggesting the country leads in governance and public finance.
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Europe
America
Teallie
Germany
Edminda Inds
Uhe
Planning Cities Through Combined Talents Across Centuries
Planning requires the talents of architects engineers and artists for future generations not just present needs. The text laments decades of delay in establishing city planning committees and notes Germany as a leading example among progressive European nations. It stresses being a century behind progress.
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Centuriea
Wwe
Progresalvs
Germany
Might Have Expected It
A fragmentary quotation about a wife with unusual beliefs and kindness as a strategy. The speaker notes she opposes harm to living things and attempted an essay on sticky fly paper but became stuck on the first sentence. The text reads like a humorous misquote or private aside.
Fort J Anthony Fort Built By Leavenworth Era
The fragment describes early U.S. Army efforts to construct a fort under Col. Henry Leavenworth and later Col. Josiah Snelling. Work began after September 1819 with limited progress, then accelerated in August 1820, corner stone laid, troops moved in October 1822, and the fort was named Fort J Anthony before 1824 per Gen. recommendations.
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Col. Leavenworth
J. Anthony
Fort Shelling and Camp Release in Minnesota History
In 1880 fortifications were planned for a four company post, a stone hospital began, and work on a stone wall began but not completed until 1249. Col Shelling's child was the first white child born in Minnesota. The stockade bounded Camp Release’s camp of 1,600 Indians, confined there during winter 1862 83, under Fort Buellings gunn. A remarkable bird tale from Mount Bethel ends with a crow pecking out a snake’s eyes.
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Winfield Béett
Gunn
Fort Bueling
Minnesota Tiger Bottom
Fragmentary Garden Note Disturbs Madam Over Planting
A curious scene quotes an architect remarking a discordant garden note. The esthetic Jandycané critic questions a lady about a dogwood planted near pussy willows, causing alarm and prompting clarification.
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Haenghy
Petticoats Description and Material Requirements
A fragment describes Petticoats with good style and cotton material. It notes a slight fubicsa at the waist trimmed by three spotted bands and lists fabric needs: 4 yards at inches wide and 1 yard for trimming. The second night measures nine and a half yards of 44 inch width with a flouncer and tied ribbon.
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Bell Phone
Great Britain
North Sea
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France
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Parig
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Conn
Weil Worth Copying
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Superior Dry Cleaning Co
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Pat
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Margaret Fleckenstein
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George Rupp
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Rigling & CO
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