Coins and bullion work at the mint explored in detail
A detailed account describes the minting process from bullion acquisition to engraving and die preparation. It notes the weigh room’s precision tracking up to thousands of ounces, the creation of master dies, and the role of artists and clerks in producing coins. It recounts an incident at the fort involving Dr Murry who rode seventy miles on a charitable mission and helped recover a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Sotreaine
Ven Wook
Firat
Ieee
Walmoie
Shis
Ahuad
Murry
Garricon
Fragmented Passage on Slavery and War Atrocities
A historical remark discusses the brutality of slavery and executions in ancient and medieval sieges. It notes mass killings, river drownings, and indiscriminate violence during conquests, citing eyewitness fear and the decay of humane norms under siege. It mentions Brescia and Rome sacking in 1257 as context for war’s grim record.
Bear meat court drama in western North Carolina tale
A judge in Franklin Haywood County North Carolina orders geese driven away during court. The tale centers on bear meat at a courtroom dinner where a jurist jokes about paying for killed geese. The incident ends with the judge noting distrust of the sheriff if he killed the migratory birds while the crowd laughs at the absurd bill.
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Tur-Hyel
Nuri Garotinlian
North Carolina
MeLond
Franklin
Haywood County
Bury
Nial
Jndge
Bakik
Wulye
Jorge Maboud
Tribune
The Annoyance of a Lecturer and Public Speaking
A prominent lecturer recalls a distracting audience moment involving a necktie. He describes how the tie riding up the back of a collar drove his focus during a talk, prompting him to urge the embarrassed attendee to adjust it, which sparked laughter and a shift in attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiton 4
Walled Lake of Iowa Described by John Gregg
John Gregg, a commercial traveler, describes a vast prehistoric reservoir called the Walled Lake of Lows. He recalls a water body covering about 3,000 acres, encircled by a wall of trees and dense timber, with surrounding plains stretching for miles.
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Iowa
John Gregg
New York Suna
Lows
The Tender Box and Fashion Notes from Early London
A fragmentary column surveys society topics from pages on women’s roles and fashion. It mentions Glata Linderuan from St Louis, a 14 year old, and notes a female cowboy in New Mexico. It cites Mrs. Durkan Chapin endowing a Springfield hospital and discusses opinions of Mary Stuart, Susan B Anthony, and George Eliot with brief remarks on manners and marriage.
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Oliphant
Venice
St. Louis
Glata Linderuan
New Mexico
Moss Margaret Blaine
Washington
Bonton
Mme
Seminick
Vahe
Mary Stuart
Susan B. Anthony
Durcan Chapin
Cursier W. Chapin
Springfield
Manx
George Eliot
Mr. Ruskin
Mary Andérapp
Brith Museum
Obe
Lowell
Saya
Philadelphia
Harem Horrors From the Cleveland Lender
An account of an eventful night in an Egyptian harem with vivid scenes. The narrator describes rich women, a school teacher, and a court procession attended by two sons and Nubian girls in white robes with jewelry, culminating in a garden stroll.
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Cleveland
Herema
Secesa
Ubmes
Pourt
Fragmentary slave market tale from a chaotic scene
The read text describes a brutal scene with enslaved women, many young, in a large crowd led by men, including a fourteen year old mother who recalls abduction from Caucasia years earlier. Wives of two brothers are visible, with beatings and limited affection, as wives await forced sale or bidding. The account conveys cruelty and hardship in a distant abusive setting.
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Caucasia
Iano
Value of Memory and Daniel Webster Tale
The article recounts James Burns recalling Daniel Webster's memory prowess. Burns recalls a Detroit 1536 visit and a New York encounter at the Astor House. Webster’s ability to call each man by name impressed Burns and spurred him to cultivate memory and self discipline.
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Huw Paniel Webster
Janine Burns
Ferroit
James
Burns
Daniel Wabster
Detroit
Ok National Hotel
Etanda
Case Grove
Webster
Mr. Webster
Theodore Rymeyn
C.C. Trawelbridge
Nuinwer
Wabealer
Daniel Webster
Mr. Burak
New York
Chad
Broadway
Dume
Swits
Broaiway
Hin
Nice Young Man in Terry Town Faces Burglary Charge
In New York Jefferson Market Court Thursday, Etoile Voogtlin son of artist Wm Voogtlin faced a burglary case tied to a 1892-93 theft at the Irving House. Miss Nellie Haight, betrothed to Voogtlin, wore a missing gold locket identical to one taken from Mrs. Valentine. Voogtlin claimed innocence, saying he bought the item from an unknown man. bail set at 1000. A dramatic scene followed as Miss Haight embraced him.
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Voogtlin
Wm. Voogtlin
Jefferson Market Court
New York
Mixx Nellie Haight
Wlso Pregent
Josephine T. Valentine
Irving House
Vorgtlin
Mra. Valentine
Samuel C. Haight
West Twenty-third Street
Nellie Haight
Miss Haight
Justice Smith
Lin
Res Raotier
Tawon
Tarrytown
A Civil War Anecdote and a Major General Townsend Book
A fragmentary review blends a Civil War tale of Regna and a vanished wedding with a strong note on Major General B D Townsend’s volume. It highlights Townsend’s balanced, well sourced chapters on siege, Scott, Kearny, flags, legends, and Desception of Car Badges, plus state prison unrest and reform.
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Ibis
B.D. Townsend
Adjutant General's Office
Mothor
Arquirad
General Scott
New York
Scott
Roel
Bli
Europe
West Point
Andi
Kearny
Thia
Mate, Co
Ben Rea
Soaha
Walla
Presbyterian Ebumt
Justice Grong
Drs. Bunderland
Washington
Johnston
Idaha
Home Miscellany on Household Care and Decorations
A fragmented guide to cleaning, fragrance, and decorative crafts for the home. It mentions washing napkins and towels with borax to prevent fading, handling leather gloves, tinting with black and white dyes, and fashioning delicate aprons and lace accents. Also notes perfuming paper with blotting and general tips to maintain a refined, tranquil house atmosphere.
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Ain
Ely
Guvale
Wilorte
Relieving Rheumatism with Home Remedies from England
An old account describes simple relief for rheumatism using vapors and hot water bottles. A hot stone in a flannel bag warms joints overnight, and a hot water bottle or bottle corked and wrapped in flannel offers soothing sleep. The method, praised for comfort, is noted as inexpensive and effective, with broader use in hospitals.
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England
Jacob
Mattreawe
How to Clean Ribbons and Silk Fabrics at Home
Instructions from Country Gentleman describe a home method for cleaning ribbons and silk items. Use a mixture of cold water, alcohol, and soap, then rinse and dry carefully. For color setting, add vinegar or alum and use a small amount of cream of tartar with the lather. Silk handkerchiefs and neckties follow the same procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gudy
Table Mare Craft From Pastaboard and Apilnta Wood
Use heavy pasteboard cut to mat shape and apply alternating light and dark apilnta wood strips. Cover one side, press evenly, and dry under heavy weight. Trim excess wood flush with the card. Finish with a coat of varnish for a pretty state at small cost.
The Advantage of Dairying for Farmers and Land
A reflection on dairying as a path to wealth and land improvement. The text argues productive milk farming enriches soil when cows receive purchased feed, and that the dairyman earns credit through prudent management, study, and active engagement in markets, meetings, and literature to improve practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papen
Akarp
Horn growth patterns in cattle horn aging guide
The article explains horn development in cows and oxen from birth to old age, noting growth stages at three years and five years, annual wrinkles after age eleven, and fading growth after thirteen or fourteen. It cautions that horn size does not indicate pasturing quality, animal age, or soil type.
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Markson & Com
Sydney
N. Y. Dimes
Fodder Mix Notes for Dorn Bratky Ration Adjustments
The guide outlines fodder handling for Dorn Bratky stock, emphasizing dry stall balance, withers and Tozer adjustments. It recommends limiting large stalks, adding root or princ alternatives, and supplementing with corn, grain, or hay to meet energy needs. Potatoes or apples may be used to supplement, and feed should be cut into short lengths with moisture.
Feeding Horses and Cows in Stable Management
The article explains feeding and care for horses and milk cows, emphasizing regularity, balanced rations by age and work, hay and grain allowances, water, stable comfort, and proper digestion. It discusses knowledge of locomotive requirements for horses, the importance of clean harness, milking timing near calving, and care for high red cattle and infested young stock with appropriate treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
The Old Lady's Twenty Dollars Chronicle
An excerpted Chicago Tribune reminiscence recounts a bus fare incident with a boastful old woman. The narrator pretends to be surprised by a $20 coin and moments of social mischief unfold as he tests his ability to make change while a crowd watches.
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O'Tiagan
St. Patrick
Ireland
London
Biarrits
Prince Louis
Battenberg
England
Darmatadt
Serena
Princess of Wales
Wilson
Angir Fin
Kingston
Canada
Abbey
United
Bates
Vanderbilt
Chicago ‘Tribune
Vought
Macrity
Abe
Ribot Farve
Gret
Herbaria
B. A. Hax Routs Christman
Watron
Colirady
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Rome
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Harvard College
Inter Calvin
W. ©. Grover
Boson
Roanoke College
Ranoke College
Boston
Logan
Fifth Avenue
Tonge
Jinpo
Syracuse
Marle
Julius Hall Garten
Switzerland
Tustutor
Alburt
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Willame
Carroll Colleges
Charation
Dartmouth
Colley
Nursery Day of
Mt. Staal Hospital
Terrytown
Voogut
Hudson
M Vinit
Catskills
Regna
Indy
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