Gered Mist Tale of Civil War Spies and Escape
A Civil War tale follows Wyatts pursuit of a Confederate camp in a derelict cabin near a river. Two lovers, Noreen and the narrator, escape danger as Ned Cowan confronts them, a duel ends with Cowan mortally threatened, and the couple flees toward safety while planning the next move.
Murder, secrets, and a list of irregulars in mountain war
Nereea and Cowan confront a dying man as a torn packet reveals papers listing irregular groups across Green Briar and Monroe counties. A Major Harwood document links raids and atrocities to the Cowans family, while a letter to Ned Cowan suggests a hidden motive. The scene ends with a question of what the letter may reveal. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Nereea
Cowan
Reute
Slater Harwood
Harwood
Cowans
Otty
Unico Ta Green Briar Mountains
Ned Cowan
Finnish Characteristics and Daily Life
The Finns enjoy bathing with both sexes sharing in the custom with the Japanese. They predominate in the Dene country where they farm, fish, trap, and hunt. In the lake districts they catch many fish and ship their haul to southern markets. Their diet centers on bear and coarse bread, and they bake a heavy fish and flour cake that challenges new visitors.
Haiti a Richstand and Its Diverse Island Geography
A historical description of the republic of Haiti on the island of Balti. It states Haiti occupies about one third of the island, larger than Massachusetts, with a landscape ranging from tropical coastal jungles to high forested mountain ridges.
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Haiti
Republic of Haiti
Balti
Caribbean
Massachusetts
Maina
Canada
Food prices rise for Japan after the war
Imported foods now cost Japan 4 to 15 percent more than before the war. Freight and insurance charges have surged about 20 percent, driven by higher costs amid wartime disruption and belligerent actions in Europe.
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Japan
Europe
Kitchen Cabinet 23 Recipes for Muffins and Pone
Recipe fragment era from Kitchen Cabinet 23 covers Nut Muffins Graham Muffins Fruit Gems Hominy Pone and Breakfast Muffins with detailed steps. Includes measurements using egg yolks butter milk and baking times for gem pans muffin tins and popovers.
Various Sauces From Cucumber To Mustard And Tomato
A collection of old fashioned sauce recipes including cucumber sauce No 2 and universal tomato sauce. Instructions cover grating cucumber draining the juice and seasoning with onion vinegar and cayenne. Also includes orange sauce mustard sauce and a tomato based sauce with stock currant jelly and spices.
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Max
Walter
Work and Leisure Reflections on Time and Books
A concise reflection notes that life is crowded with tasks yet enriched by daily reading. It argues that constant use of books expands abilities and leisure, urging frequent visits to libraries and continuous learning to grow personal capability.
Optimistic minorities gain rights amid critics’ doubts
The article notes minorities securing rights despite opposition from critics. It highlights ongoing advances, quotes officials and activists, and frames progress as a cautious, forward step amid persistent skepticism.
No Limits Fare Parody of Public Notices
Fragmented dialog and nonsensical lines recount a noisy, garbled exchange. The text mentions a pinhead policeman, a motorist chase, twins, and a tonic called Banford's Balsam of Myrrh as an antiseptic. It reads like a collage of stray phrases from an old ad or satire.
Marvel Senator Memory Mocked Before Election
A parliamentary quip notes the senator’s memory as a joke, saying he never forgets a face before an election and never remembers a promise afterward. The exchange highlights political gullibility and policy rhetoric.
Miss Jane Addems Voices on Fashions at Hull House
Miss Jane Addems comments on new fashions at Hull House oppose vanity. A little girl named Sue explains she prefers growing up so others will look at her rather than conforming to sheath and short skirts.
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Jane Addems
Hull House
Mtr
Sue Youngster
Bible Only Noncontraband in Civil War Trade
During Civil War era demand for the Serry area rose and blues prized at the Bible house in New York. The Union army allowed clergy through its lines to Confederate people, while Confederacy accepted North Bible supplies. In 1866 the society’s receipts totaled $2,825.25 and 1,150,523 Bibles and portions were printed, a peak not surpassed for a year.
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Serry
Bible House
New York
Confederacy
Confederata States
North
Society
Christan Herald
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