The Revenge from Nabby’s Wedding Night
A humorous verse from a transcript about Nabby’s wedding and a sledding night. A narrator recalls Uncle Joe’s cow yard and a hay cart incident as he dreams of Nabby and fumbles through playful lines about marriage and money. The tone is breezy rustic humor with family quips and rural imagery.
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Uncle Joe's
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Fishes of the Upper Lakes by Geneseo Farmar
The article surveys large inland lake fish beyond Niagara Falls, noting similarities to Atlantic species but larger in size. It describes the Mackinaw Trout, its appearance, size range, habitat from Mackinaw to Buffalo, and its voracious feeding, including two recent catches weighing 12 and 14 pounds with pike in their stomachs.
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Geneseo Farmar
Falls of
Niagara
Eastern
Middle States
Mackaw
Buffalo
Fish of Lake Erie and Niagara River Cited in Early Trade
The article catalogs lake fish including muscalonge pickerel whitefish pike and bass, noting weights from one to forty pounds and their sale in urban markets. It describes fishing methods and seasonal abundance in Lake Erie Niagara River Sandusky Maumee bays and Detroit River with emphasis on commerce and distribution to Buffalo Geneva and Hudson.
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Niagara River
Lake
Eire
Buffalo Creek
Sean
Andaigua
Geneva
Hudson
North River
N. England
Exige
Sandusky
Maumee
Wuron
Detroit River
Detroit
Gros Tsle
Jake Eric
Angling Notes and Oddities from the Niagara Region
A veteran correspondent describes local fish in Buffalo and Niagara waters, praising the black bass and related species as prime sport and food. May and June yield abundant catches, with minnows used as bait. The piece also notes the white bass, sturgeon, mullet, and sheepshead, plus general fishing manners along the harbor and canals.
Cincinnati Mirror announces weekly and semi monthly edition plan
The Cincinnati Mirror announces a plan to publish the Cascaxsate Minion Weekly after the current volume ends, offering a semi monthly edition also. The publication details include pricing, format, and schedule, with subscription terms and a note on binding and future index. Cincinnati 1632.
Pilospectus of the Literary Tablet announces new venture
Edwin Peck promotes The Literary Tablet a periodical to fill a gap in entertaining and instructive reading. It will publish poetry essays and tales drawn from European and American sources, issued every other Saturday with eight quarto pages per issue. Subscription is one dollar annually, with an offer ending the year. Mw Hreen Conn April 14, 1932. New Store.
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N.Y
Edwin Scrantom
Cincinnati Mirror
Ladies' Parterre
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W. 2. Galleghar
United States
Cincinnati
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Orginal
Gyho
Edwin Peck
Literary Tablet
Mw Hreen
Conn
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