The Night of Toulon War and Margot’s Death
In a shattered town after a brutal night, Margot dies of a shell wound while protecting a bundle for Jean and the boys. Jean and Murier escape the burning cottage as Revolutionary troops seize the streets. They carry Margot’s body to safety then to the convent of St Sulpice, where Pere Huot’s house direly receives them as they witness the city’s ruined aftermath.
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Fee
Margot
Joan
Bette
Sas
Toulon
Jean
Murier
M‘sleur
Pierre
Sam
Secaeant
Anich
Turing
Soililer
Sulpice
Pere [Hots Home
Muriel
Harrow Street
Martin
M'Sieur
Ant
Bob Marler
Jonaier
Miyelee
Lao Igeil
How to Pass Hatteras. A puzzling verse tale
The Denver Republic transcription recounts a fragmentary poem and dialogue about passing Hatteras. It mentions a narrator friend and an odd scheme connected to a voyage, with garbled lines suggesting a sea voyage tale and mysterious actions around wine and eggs. The text is highly corrupted.
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Hatteras
Neds Ae
Wien
Denver
Cure by Life in Open Air Reported for Excommunicated Exile
An Eastern metro resident and excommunicated New Yorker named J D Smith claims a dramatic recovery from gout Bright's disease and severe weight loss after living outdoors and taking peanut oil on a deck hammock in spring His actions led to a claimed renewal of health through extended exposure to open air and nature
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J.D. Smith
New York
Kruger's Funeral in Pretoria Highlights Boer Resolve
The funeral of Paul Kruger drew Boers from factions and loyalties to honor "the lion of the Transvaal" in Pretoria. English forces and Boer leaders observed a salute by twenty-one guns, highlighting tensions between Kruger's legacy and the South African future.
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Paul Kruger
Pretoria
Kruger
Advalaat Kroger
The
Transvaal
Tritte Pall
Botha
Kiword
Fred
iRoier
Henry Peeve
Stariel Magob
Kineier Prithel
Soldiers Sing on the March Mirsic in Breay Gurl
Mistranscribed march scene describes soldiers singing a national anthem like “Rim Gaye” during operations. The piece references Powery against Pein and Wakeley’s remarks on marching songs shaping regimental conduct and morale.
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Mirsic
Engilehet
Lert Wakeley
Hard-Working Churchman Prepares Major Works
Haishion Mallalien, portrayed as a diligent churchman nearing his birthday, balances duties as bishop with literary tasks. He is compiling a piece on Dante's Divine Comedy, contrasts its themes with Milton and Shakespeare, and is preparing three volumes of translations of sermons by the noted French Protestant Bersiat.
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Haishion Mallalien
Cluthes
Hook
Moxes
Son
God
Mitton
Shakespeare
Bersiat
World ships by nation and tonnage estimates
France publishes figures on the global merchant fleet totaling about 3.4 million tons with 213,538 vessels, including 12,671 steamers of 8.49 million tons and 12,182 sailing ships of 2.18 million tons. Average tonnage per steamship sits near 40,000 and about 8,000 for sailing ships.
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France
New York World
America
Ati
Geran
Diaby
Spain
Japan
Memimarh
Portia
Den Andre as War Minister in a shift at the War Dept
A brief note chronicles a change in the War Department leadership with Den Andre departing as minister and a new successor described as a strange blend of deputy socialist and keen financier. The piece contrasts current life with former pomp and hints at the new regime’s austere, watchful stance amid political shifts.
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den Andre
Iment
Marurnatty
Hirmall
War Department
Berteaus
The Thrifty Japanese Postal Savings Banks
A garbled report notes Japan’s forty seven postal savings banks with deposits rising during wartime. It mentions widespread participation by the population and hints at large subscription levels, referencing depositors and figures amid April to September.
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Japan
Mipy
GOS
Cellato
Aastad Horsans
Caed Tss
Phiri
Strange Political Friendships in a Fractured Era
The text notes unusual friendships across rival lines, citing Iugth McLaughlin and Henry Von Tleecher as unlikely warm allies despite divergent paths. It mentions a bond between President Garfieli and John Morriaxey, a noted figure in boxing, gambling, and Congress, and Senator Hoar’s espoused warmth for Pen Tilman, a man of evident natural talent overshadowed by bursts of passion.
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Iugth McLaughlin
Proak Ign
Henry von Tleecher
Tov
Wang
Garfieli
John Morriaxey
Senator Hoar
Pen Tilman
Anglesey's Jewelry Fad and Valet Worth
A fragmented report notes Lord Anglesey once supported 500000 dollars in jewelry on stage while in ordinary dress a single pearl stud drew 250 francs. At per cent the ornament yields zero dollars yearly. If worn fortnightly the piece would fetch about four dollars per day in the valet's hands, suggesting a lavish display and heavy costs.
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Anglesey
Flock Health Tips For Cold Season Predicaments
The article warns of seasonal illness in poultry as temperatures drop. It notes poor appetites nasal discharge and slight eye issues in some birds. It stresses proper ventilation warm but not overheated housing and avoiding crowding to prevent respiratory troubles.
Farm and Poultry Plant Promises Family Wildlife of Income
A farmer who lacks a woldoquipped poultry plant risks losing significant income and the ability to provide a varied diet for his family. The text hints at missing seasonal poultry products from hens to roosters, fall spring chickens, winter capons, and overall dairy-like offerings, stressing the economic impact on family welfare.
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Allfine
Corrie
Dayton
Plenty of Nests and Hen Care Advice From a Wartime Wing
A fragmented notice promotes nest provision and hen care for flocks, urging better preparation and shelter amid wartime conditions. It mentions keeping hens safe, planning for future needs, and constructing or securing adequate nesting sites and protective measures.
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Medhle
Frozen Eggs and Thawing Methods From Old Guide
A historical note explains freezing eggs and thawing methods for cooking. It describes letting them sit in warm water for five to twenty minutes depending on frost, then testing for soft, ready-to-use consistency. It emphasizes practical warming over lingering preservation lore.
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Dee
Fancy Fow Fad Signs of Croge in Poultry Breeding
The Field, Parm and Fireside cites the American Farmer record of four chickens sold in Hope, Indiana for 2000 with a rantor price of 20, and reports a breeder in Racesidle, North Carolina selling sixteen fowls—thirteen hens and three roosters—for 40 to be shipped to Berlin. The piece brands the Berlin sale as a world record price for the same count, while a layman calls it a peold trick by the German buyer amid concern over inflated values.
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Hope
Ind
Racesidle
N. C
Berlin
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