The Braoon Light a German Legend by Joan G. Bate
A storm tale of a sailor’s peril and a boy who lights a torch to guide his mother and ultimately returns safe. The verse portrays a perilous night at sea, a blazing roof, and the mermaid’s counsel, ending with the son steering safely to shore.
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Joan G. Bate
Ofeguwand
Zalighur
Brates
Goce
The Lost Linch-pin Rescue at the Barn
A peasant orphan Robbie searches a barn for a linch-pin while Sue consoles him. Chris returns as Beeson threatens with a whip, then Chris defeats the farmer, revealing four hundred dollars to punish Beeson and save Robbie, with a plea to mercy and charity for neglected children.
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Robbie
Sue
Smother
Chris
Chris Whitie
Caristoparila
Christopher Columbus
Old Beeson
Obbie
Misses
Webbie
Faith
Andra
Smike Everlittls
Beeson
Rascal
Llave
Household Tips and Food Prescriptions from Rural Page
A mix of home remedies and kitchen science covers cleaning kettles with pearlash or saleratus and silver with ammonia, dental tartar, Raspberry Shortcake recipe, furniture polish, and plant care. Advice on pigs’ feed, curing colds, soot tea irrigations for roses, insect control, warming water for sick plants, Canada thistles, corn fodder sowing, and oxen digestion details.
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Harrimore
New Yorker
Hoya
India
Hearth
Hume
New Hampshire
Country Gentleman
Odds and Ends From a 19th Century Page
A jumble of notes and curiosities including a Vermont Mason count, a New York pavement tombstone inscription, Kentucky buying Henry Clayford’s home for $90,000, and life insurance risks. Also random remarks on a Houston street pavement, a New York City directory, a London watch for multiple indications, and telegraph dispatch figures across Northern Germany.
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Vermont
Houston Street
New York
Henry Clayford
Ashland
University of Kentucky
Chicago
Washington Insuance Company
Bonner
Fifty-fifth Street
America
New York City
Smith
London
France
Milena Tobe
Russia
Belgium
Denmark
Switzerland
Alsace
Lorraine
Germany
Berlin
Frankfort
Main
Cologne
Hamburg
Breslau
Dresden
Louigyville
Galt House
Hid Noront
Wisconesh
Fife
Pity Triumph and Homeward Hope in Eldora Tale
A fragmentary passage speaks of Obtis seeking justice and discovering a fair realm in Eldora. As the western sun sinks, a rescue unfolds beside a cottage porch shaded by Missouri prairies. The scene centers on a student youth, a bronzed pioneer rescuer, and a beloved Sue wife and sister, with hearth and home as their fulcrum.
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Obtis
Missouri
Happy
Sue
Life convicts and pardons across states
The data shows 185 life convicts, with 96 pardoned. Wisconsin pardons about one in three, Ohio two in five, Massachusetts half. Average time served: Wisconsin six years, Ohio seven, Massachusetts eight. The text argues life sentences often resemble ordinary robbery penalties in practice.
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Wisconsin
Ohio
Massachusetts
Corean Crisis and Naval Show of Force Described
The article recounts the 5 year old Gen eral Sherman incident and the subsequent naval moves by Admiral Rodgers aboard the Colorado. It notes Corean geography government and armed forces while urging stronger action against Corea’s aggression as European powers watch.
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General Sherman
Corean
Admiral Bell
Shenandoah
Eeenae
Warmiral Rowan
Delaware
Formosa
John Rodgers
Colorado
Rodgers
Corea
Asia
Buttes
China
Japan
Ceres
Yellow Nea
Cores
Corcans
N Y. Sarald
Remarkable Twenty-Four Hour Speech in Assembly
A Newfoundlander notes a member who spoke for twenty four hours straight using wolves skins as a motif. He endured through the night, with colleagues alternating watches and coffee, finally collapsing just before four. He later slept forty eight hours and rose to a high government post.
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Jenny
N. F
Boston
House of Assembly
Demosthenes
Cicero
Vale
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