Agricultural Lore From Prairie Farmer Address
The excerpt discusses farm life and agricultural literature, noting transportation costs from the far west and the value of agricultural matter in newspapers and magazines. It mentions improvements in railways aiding the movement of farm products, the need for reliable farming books, and comments on grasses and crops suited to western states, with Prairie Farmer cited as a source.
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Uwn
Volopd
Ulimols
Shig
Marlon
Fragments From a Wide Slice of 19th Century Life
The text blends culinary recipe garbles with medical, agricultural, and social notes. It mentions seed-corn shortages, winter cattle stabling, digestion theories, servants, and letters. It preserves scattered named entities and places with a travelogue of topics, reflecting domestic life and public discourse of the era.
Unclear Ancient Pageant and Oddities Report
A fragmented OCR item describes a mythic procession at Tinie-the Ciread Maxiuns with Marcus of Ione and a green chariot race. It mentions detectives in New York and speculative experiments on women, plus a North Carolina prodigy child and bizarre maritime arithmetic claims, all in a muddled, archaic tone.
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Marcus
Ione
Kiperer
Chetta
Attentanta
Kore
New + York city
Cape Luang
Ode Reno
Hem
The Age of Shams Furriers Rent Seal Skin Sacques
A Chicago furrier discusses the renting of seal skin sacques for the season. The practice, linked to mild weather and new rental systems, affects trade as owners loan or rent garments from $6 to $19 nightly with deposits and annual reductions in value. The rent covers maintenance and risk, with typical cycles from season to season and eventual sale at about $91.
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Chicago
Apting Navigation
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Anand
Thor
Barenthin
Tao
Euwer
Northern Pacific Terminal at Tacoma in its youth and plans
A historical glimpse describes the Northern Pacific Railroad terminal at Tacoma, noting its harbor, deep bluff, coal bunkers, sawmills, and new town growth. It highlights a 125000 dollar railroad hotel, a notable church built by director Charles Wright, a $25000 school, and a public school worth 409,000, with hopes for future prosperity amid rising stock interest and a brewery and beer trade's prominence.
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Colfernians
Oregon
Ld Muill
Uys Great Union Gam
Puget Sound
Taroma
Ney
Sons
San Francio
Charles Wright
The
Northern Pacific
Jacoma
Anaiber
Charclus
Praqualig
N. PR. R. Stocks
Tavonin
Stern
Aternal
Startine African bishop named for Cordova diocese
A papal consistory elected Father Jean Da Copinteat, aged 90, to be bishop of Cordova in the Angentina Republic. The detached note confirms his assignment by the pope and his long service in the church.
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Sianerligan
Start
Nanely
Jean da Copinteat
Pustin Wrother
Ube
Cordova
Angentina Republic
The Little Woman and the Moonlit Farewell Scene
A verse described scene of a man and his wife with intimate dialogue and tender farewell as the moon watches. The text then shifts to a speculative scientific discussion about earth, volcanoes, and universal laws, suggesting modern science explains calamities through common laws, reducing fear of fate.
Chinese Gordon’s Stick and the Firefly Commission
A British mercantile officer recalls serving under Gordon in 1863 64 along the Shanghai theater of operations. He details Gordon’s leadership with his famed stick at stockades and bridges, the commission aboard the Firefly, and eerie tales of guarantees and rewards amid the 19th century Sichuan coastal campaigns.
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New York
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Ggetton
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Ip Lomeyer
Shanghai
Gordon
Hut Tinh
Bob
General Gamside
Shanehai
Her Majesty
Moe
Quin-Seh
QuimSan
Wetnor
Gary Hon
Joe
Mercanile Maghine
Ania
Weval
Gore View
Natarally
Edionn
Uist
Ja Fon
Firefly
Commercial Marine
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Atte Veriain
Phif
Amin
Ile
Bivingera
Garland
Mia Berry
Mr. Tribune
Mexican Government Contracts Tree Planting in Valley Of Mexico
The government contracted Oscar A. Droege to plant 200 trees in the valley of Mexico over four years. The agreement includes several species and large numbers of saplings, with funds and quantities listed in the pledge.
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Oscar A. Droege
Valley of Mexico
Aliosplorerie Phenomena From the London Times
Mr Norman Lockyer discusses the dazzling color displays seen in sunrises and sunsets, tracing them to atmospheric vapors and Krakatoa's volcanic influence. He argues the scene blends science with imagination, noting London skies echo distant eruptions while meteorologists track the plume across the globe. The piece blends scientific theory with poetic reflection on nature's spectacle.
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London Times
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Turner
Sean
Bf Krokuton
Northern Ocean
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Hier
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Seychelles
Mauritius
Cape
Gold Coast
Brazil
Vensugla
Trinidad
Java
Europe
Snes
Meldran
Mr. Lockyer
Krakatoa
Ceylon
Laboratory
Nature
Smilie
Alomih
Nover Lan
Navellet
Benedict Arnold Descendants in England and Normandy Links
Benedict Arnold’s line shows descendants in England connected by marriage to noble families. Rev Edward Glaewyn Arnold, head of the family in Norfolk, preserves his grandfather’s papers and a 1772 letter from Sir Henry Clinton praising Arnold for an indemnification gesture after West Point.
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Tone N. Arnold
Illinois
England
Jeank
Arnold
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James I
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Linut
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Mt Fale
Tiviniat
Prandson
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W. Arnold
Sebastopol
Raglan
Hodtenant
Englend
Edward Glaewyn Arnold
Alao Fharardson
Bonailot
Grost Manainzham
Norfolk
Charlotte
Marquia
Chalmondeley
America
Deaths in a Narrow Escape on a Freight Train
Mr. Will Deane, a bikeman for the Baltimore and Ohio, narrowly escaped death at Benwood yesterday noon. While walking backward beside moving cars, his heel caught in a frog and he was dragged under the train but freed himself by grabbing a dangling coupling link, risking crushed limbs to save his life. Prodigious luck and quick action prevented a fatal outcome as bystanders frantically signaling for reversal.
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Biel
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Callutar
Rean
Hilary
Tie Beert
Julie
Cipsatir
Lonluin
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Heven
Abernethy
South Carolina
Thwan
Death
Will Deane
Baltimore and Ohio
Benwood
Tajly
Dean
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