Washing and farming notes from a periodical
An eclectic page mixes household washing tips with farm notes and agricultural insights. It covers soap use, water temperatures, ironing, waste reduction in the home, and frugal practices, followed by farming guidance on soil, clover, corn seed, grafting, and small farm structures.
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Sturtevant
New York Agricultural Station
John Wilkes Booth Personal Appearance Described in Detail
The account recounts John Wilkes Booth at age 27 with stock parts in Washington and other cities, noting his dramatic talent, rich voice, classic features, and intelligent expression. It highlights his magnetic stage presence, refined yet somber looks, jet black hair, and precise dress. Also cites a claim about 589,909,179 acres of land valued at $10,197,096.
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John Wilkes Booth
Washington
Booth
John Wilkes
National Hotel
Napire
United States
Fashions of Samee. Changing Female Names in Society
A Brooklyn reporter notes changing female names in fashion with Mary dominant over rivals across tables of German and French origins. It cites Mary as leading among both groups and lists popular variants and names seen in weddings and public events such as Arthur’s White House visit and Cleveland inauguration hall.
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Wu Fock
Ani
Bupres
Mail and Xpress
Indy
Theresa
Thissie
Caroline
Carrie
Elizabeth
Bessie
Lizzie
Gertrude
Gertie
Harriet
Mattia
Ellen
Nellie
Frances
Fannie
Martha
Mattie
Rose
Rosalie
Abigail
Abbie
Adelaide
Addie
Dadio
Mary
Edo
Cornerstone
Yseult
Brooklyn Belle
Adonard
You
Yun
Marys
Catherine
Margaret
Sarah
Pill
Ann
Anna
Catharine
Elen
Julia
Susan
Louise
Isabelle
Jane
Rachel
Hannah
Amanda
Bertha
Barbara
Phoebe
Eugenie
Henrietta
Janet
Emily
Josephine
Wilhelmina
Priscilla
Sophia
Diana
Charlotte
Marie
Path
Jounns
Nenmette
Liza
Helen
Amelia
Blanche
Pauline
Vivian
Victoria
Matilda
Lauri Caroline
Honorine
Lyzia
Emil Eleanor
Esther
Susanna
Eva
Harter
Lisette
Elsie
Frans
Mars
Ret
Honora
Johanna
Dane
Lucy
Bench
Agnes
Alice
Anastasia
Emma
Eyorly
Cecelia
Kester
Dora
Fanny
Talia
Georgia
Marion
Belle
White House
Arthur
Lillie
Jessie
Birdie
Cora
Cleveland
Ellie
Annie
Susie
Vinnie
Hattie
Paddie
Allie
Phebe
Lillian
Birds and Their Feathers and Napoleon's Traveling Library
A miscellany fragment surveys bird mating plumage showing how spring displays peak, then shifts to Napoleon’s habit of carrying portable book cases. It details box construction, materials, and a plan to form a 1000-volume traveling library with diverse genres, printed to save space.
New Styles in Carriages and Global Reflections
An array of newly designed carriage models appears, including elegant phaetons and town wagons with platform springs, silk painted bodies, and footmen rumble seats. Prices range from 1,050 to 2,000 dollars, with notable entries from Mrs. Osgood and Mr. Cornell. A lengthy digression contrasts Roman history, Bacon, and the progress of science from ancient to modern times.
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Sontent Anil
S. d. Tilden
George Osgood
Qudga Biltton
Goliyzon
USA
Orme Wilson
Astor
Count V'Orsay
Cornell
Hilden
New Yorks
Air and Express
Egypts Debts and Europe’s Aid in the Debt Plight
The piece argues Egypt cannot pay its debts without new loans and points to a 45 million dollar European backing at 3 percent interest. It asserts Britain should cover 25 million in indemnities for Alexandria bombardment, calls the action England’s burden, and decries ongoing interest year after year.
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Europe
Egypt
Eevpt
Hess
Great Britain
Alesandria
The Sandal Wood of Japan Shoe Tiber Cords and Clocks
A fragment describes kiri wood used to make light clogs and shoes in Japan. Prices range up to 20 cents, with hollowed centers for lighter footwear. Includes lacquered ladies’ shoes with velvet inlays and wooden bureaus with stacked sections for portable clothing.
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Tina
Tokio
Old Negro Driver in Harris Book Teased by Dreaming Mistress
In Mr Harris Uncle Romus book The Lord Was Driving a dying mistress recalls a faithful escaped slave who saved her son. The slave answers to Is David driving and Mock lines say Saints day. Provident McCosh of Princeton cites age 9 or 10 as best for language learning.
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Harris
Romus
David
The Merit of Lord Bacon in Shakespeare Debate
The piece argues Bacon and Shakespeare authorship questions, praising Bacon as a philosopher who advanced earth and material sciences while noting both works likely arose from long past sources. It critiques focus on morality and myth over practical arts, urging scholars to study soils, winds, machines, and industry to push societal progress.
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Lori
Bacun
Virgil
Rome
Casar
Legue
Bacon
Enine
Plin
Bicon
Chile
Constante
Lord Bacon
Man
Heaven
Earth
William Shakespeare
Shakespear
Shakespeare
Acod
Not Crowd Them Down Desha County Jail Case
A fragmentary report from Arkangae Traveler describes a trial before a colored justice of the peace over deadly assault. The direct testimony prompted a sentence. the defendant remarks reflect dialect and implied risk of overcrowding as prison capacity is discussed.
Biography ethics and a Moscow bakery noted in 19th century arc
The text discusses biography writing ethics, arguing praised figures deserve privacy and discernment, not intrusive detail. It then describes a large Moscow bakery project funded by a 400,000 rouble capital venture, costing 250,000 roubles to build, aiming to bake 65,000 klips daily in five ovens, to supply forty city shops.
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Moscow
Conony
Sus Yast
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