The Hall and the Heiress of Normione Mall
A fragment from a serialized tale introduces Normione Hall and its sole heiress Misa Trogolla de Leon Majorica. Sir Pete Snooks de Cordova vows vengeance for Rosella’s abduction as a dramatic rescue unfolds in a Gothic setting. The narrative blends melodrama with archaic dialogue and shifting loyalties.
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Misa Trogolla de Leon Majorica
Normione Ila
Pete Snooks de Cordova
Naboo
Rosella
Indy
Francisco-ec
Sir Pete
Francis
Core
Long
Pat
Normione Hall
Rowella
Mina Rosella de Leon Majorica
Skunk Hollow
Josh Billings Prayer and wage reform rants in New York
A sprawling letter page from New York journals discusses Josh Billings style pleas for deliverance from domestic and social woes. It critiques eight hour work goals and advocates cooperative carpentry to unionize labor, while praising independent craft and fair wages. It also covers racial equality arguments, politics, and a court case in New York city where a streetcar conductor is jailed for kicking a boy from a seat, with Judge Dowling upholding passenger rights.
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New York Evening Poe
New York
Wien
Meetianio
Europe
New York City
Dowling
Columbus Journal
Unclear fragments recount assassination aftermath and post mortem
Fragmented historical notes describe lemon juice claims, a Washington post mortem of Joann Wikes Boorn, and later burial details. Testimony includes Dr May, Secretary of War orders, and a gunboat examination leading to disposal at an old penitentiary grave.
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Aenwasin Bouth
Mestien
Melosuomon
Withenes
Washington
Boorn
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Barnes
Lee
U.S. A
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Snort
Government
Assiasin
I'bo
Joan
Magic Pastry Method From Pollok Country Gentleman
A historic kitchen note details making a layered pastry called Magic Pastry. It instructs mixing flour with water into a soft dough, rolling thin, forming two inch lumps, folding repeatedly, and baking in a quick oven. Lard may substitute batter, and cooling before filling improves the result.
The Old Copperhead of the Rebellion Period
A fragmented narrative recounts Civil War era scenes around Richmond and Washington, detailing John Davis and political tensions. The piece blends quotations, personal reflections, and overheard debates about emancipation, loyalty, and postwar reconciliation, with vivid, sensationalized touches of audience reactions and public figures.
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