Escape from a Lion In Africa Wilds Told By Survivor
An African hunting party encounters a massive lion that attacks a man, pins him, and mauls his arm. The survivor describes the struggle, the lion’s calm ferocity, and the man’s near death while begging through the ordeal to be saved by mercy and divine intervention.
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Hebrone
T. Chun
Mercier
Maine
Quesion
Tie
Lion Attack Survivor Recovers Arm After Near Death
Missionary notice for Oct. 1830 describes a man attacked by a lion while traveling with companions. The beast maimed his arm, the hunter nearly devoured him, prayer and a delaying amputation debate followed. The patient refused immediate removal, later healing began, offering hope of full recovery. Dr. Gautier aided, man survived, children rely on his labor.
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Fran Jais
Jas Seot
Dr. Gaultier
Gautier
Gaalfer
Eruption of Mount Galoungoun Wrecks Java Valley
An account from a foreign journal details the Oct eruption of Mount Galoungoun in Java. A massive lava surge and ash cloaked the region, destroying villages, bridges, canals, and vast coffee plantings while rivers carried scorched bodies downstream and a crater formed after the peak’s flank broke away.
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Galoungoun
Java
Soumadang
Limbangan
Tit Pendor
Tiji Tondor
Tii- Losse
Erup-Tlion
Plthyi
Haris Preservation Method For Meat From Leesburgh Writer
A Leesburgh Genius of Liberty writer signing as John Potter describes long term meat preservation. He claims twenty years of hanging meat in a smoke house through summer without damage by insects, using leg ash made from hickory wood as a strengthening agent and boiling bacon or smoked rice with ley in an iron kettle to treat meat.
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Haris
Leesburgh
Genius of Liberty
John Potter
Robert Wilcox
New York
Jonathan Door
Benjamin S. Fassett
Fsq
Leonard Darby
Camsnrpes
N. XY
Barnum and Stephenson
Rourri
Europe
America
Barnwn & Sevensonts
Senacurrcoxn
Barnum & Stevenson
Josson Bronx
Laughable Tales and Quips From Old Salem Tales
A collage of late 18th to 19th century snippets recalls a shoemaker’s odd honesty and a traveler’s wry humor. The text covers a meat dipping trick for avoiding bugs, Fenelon on religion and joy, a Vermonter’s trotter anecdote, and a punch line about a graveyard of milestones.
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Dv. A. Gudey & CO
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A. Godey & Co
Daily Chronicle
Philadelphia
Thas
Ge Paraisy
Vitehvile
Huron County
Bradford Sturtevant
Ruggles
Fitchville
Lodovicus Robbins
Inotich
Joln Douglass
Asa Nowlen
Nancy
Michael Douglass
Jonathan Douglass
Richard Douglass
Sally Yowner
Mary Patterson
Court of Common Pleas
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P. Latimer
Norwalk
Swell & Am
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Comon Crains &c
Norwath
Ridgefield
Luton County
Joavid Underhill
Volney R. F Kimball
Canton
Stark Co
Ohio
Henry Buckingstam
TORR
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Tom
Rochester
N.Y
Nw England
Farmer, and Horticultural Journal
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Boston
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New England
Linden
Windsor
Stratey
William Sure
Huron
Sandusky
Baunund& Stevenson
Portland
James Beldex
M. Ginn
Tournal OF Law
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Journal of Law
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