Esquimaux Tribes and Trade On Arctic Coasts
The narrative details Esquimaux groups near Hudson Bay and Repulse Bay including the Iwilliks and Bequimaux, their subsistence on reindeer, seals, walrus, and clothing, and their exchange practices with whalers. It notes hospitality, absence of prepayment, fair value in barter, and rare theft, with examples of mutual aid and loyalty observed during expeditions.
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Pacific‘Ocean
Pacific
Ais
Alaska
Point Almont
Anais
Labrador
Ocean
Esquimaux
Richardson
Inagi
Hudson's Strait and Bay
Arctic Ocean
King “William's
Bank
Udson Strait
Pulteiot
Astorysih
Simmer
Eequimaux
India
Hays Marice
Sprosi
Curne
Eat
Southaeton Island
Hudson's Bay
Bay
Renies
Haleys
Miéthod
Jean
Aoutha
Sebo
Arctic
Chesterfield Inlet
Iwilliks
Apy Tate
United States
Esquiman
Swedes and turnips yield with manured rows and mulched ground
EVD Curtis cites a method for growing swedes in the field that reduces pest damage and labor. By plowing a land patch, laying barnyard manure, marking three foot rows, and mulching, turnips grow vigorously while weeds stay down. The crop matures large and serves as hog feed and winter livestock sustenance.
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Esaier
Evd
Curtis
Yale College Election Results and Allied Education Notes
A compendium of university and church observations cites Yale College election results with Evarts and Farnsworth figures, notes on student origins at Yale and Harvard, and reflections on church benevolence and sectarian schooling pressures amid broader U S and international contexts. The piece mentions Andrew D White of Cornell, and references church fundraising in Dakota, school demographics, and global beliefs regarding deaf education.
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Hie Deletnee
Meniay
Maine
Onttida
Andrew D. White
Vom
Cornell
Lesether
Yale
Connecticut
Harvard
Massachusetts
Hartford
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian
Ghurah
Institut Hopster
Germany
France
Great Britain
United States
Baptist
Park River
Dakota
Chicago
Cystom Y
Friends of the Ponies
Strocks
Princess of Wales
St. Peter
Andria
Wales
St. Lewi
Corporation of
Col
Illtadas
Evarts
vaid-William
Farnsth
Perkind
Fragmented Odds and Ends from a Rural Newspaper Page
A garbled OCR fragment captures snippets of humorous exchanges, questions and quips from a late 19th or early 20th era newspapers. It references scenes at a meet, a BrP tion, and bits of dialogue about migratory birds, bank cashiers, editors, and a Highlands poem, mixing names like Pat and Johnny with street talk and classroom moments.
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Pat
New York
Coney Island
Texas
Philadelphia
Johnny
Highlands
Charli
John
Owell
Rosy
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Aioe Dia
Eostal
Norsay
Isral
Ghia
Rllan
Westen
Niles
Fimé
Esquimau
Marble Island
Krave Fab Schwatka
Limes
Soker