Stoped the Duel In Satirical War Tale
A garbled excerpt recounts a duel provoked by Regeler the satirist under Janis NUL. Maynard seeks protection from Comte de Clermont-Loderc, delays the duel, and exits with a bruised yet hopeful heart after an accidental near-miss. A later wartime moral tale and comic vignettes follow, including references to a New York Post piece and Buffoonery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Regeler
Janis Nul
Comte de Clermont-Loderc
Maynarl
Wandse
Masnand
Regier
Remeter
Tite
Bainy
Mestard
Miroir
New York Post
Judging Corn Seed Quality in Farm and Garden
The article details corn seed evaluation by germination, seed size, and kernel maturity. It notes slender germs indicate weak plants, and seeds with uneven width or poor attachment reduce viability. Rejection may follow for underdeveloped, sunken, discolored, moldy, or rotten seeds.
Poultry Show Attracts Broad Support For Appalachian Exposition
Enthusiasm grows for the Appalachian Exposition poultry show in Knoxville Tennessee October 6 to 12 with top judges from New York Pennsylvania Georgia and Tennessee. A three day Poultry Institute led by S T Campbell will feature lectures from Robert B Slocum Horace Atwood and J G Halpin. Over $2 000 in cash prizes plus a $50 silver cup and more than $100 in cash prizes across the Appalachian states. Local and regional poultry leaders including J P Swift W Wheeling J Gaylord Binir John H Good Thomas S Meek and others pledge strong exhibits and active promotion. The event organizes a large reality committee with numerous representatives from Tennessee Kentucky Virginia and beyond.
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Knoxville
Tennessee
Poultry Committee
Drevenstall
New York
Wittman
Pennsylvania
Marshall
Georgia
Owen
S. T. Campbell
American Poultry Association
Poultry Institute
United States
Robert B. Slocum
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Horace Atwood
West Virginian Agricultural Experiment Station
J.G. Halpin
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
Appalachian Territory
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Alabama
The
Poultry Association
J.P. Swift
Waynesville
3.C
W. ©. Cleckley
American Exhhibition Game and Game Bantam Club
Avasta
J. Gaylord Binir
Carlisle
American Ruff Plymouth Rock Club
John H. Good
Kentuccky Poultry Association
Louisville
Poultry and Plecon Department
Salt for the Animals and Beetles in the Garden
Salt is needed for animal health in winter and year round, with a plan to keep salt in accessible locations. The asparagus beetle is a garden pest controlled by early cutting and beneficial birds. a few fowls can help. Also includes dialogue snippets about obedience and a child asking about bombs, revealing a domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abril
Ptath
Fragmented Local Notice From The Buffalo Express
A garbled clipping discusses payment terms and a physician patient exchange, with scattered phrases about Washington and Japanese villagers. The text appears as corrupted OCR, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable names beyond general references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Express
Location Is An Ideal One for Southern Exposition
H. Hardwick, passenger traffic manager of the Southern Railway, touts Knoxville Tenn as an ideal exposition hub from Sept 12 to Oct 12. He notes the railway will offer low excursion rates and strong service, drawing hundreds of thousands within two hundred miles, making the event a regional success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hardwick
Passengeor
Southern Railway
Knoxville
Tenn
Iniry
United States
Counting a Score Across Nineteenth Century Language
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss counting by score and early number words, referencing a Westminster Gazette excerpt about exchequer records and inns. The text shifts to brief clipped jokes about a congressman’s speech, a Kansas City Star quip, and a playful dialogue on bridge, weather, and guessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerwin
Westminster Gazette
Foor Player Griges-So You Get Home From The Club
Fragmentary dialogue from a Boston Transcript excerpt shows Briges and Phin discussing late work and sympathy, railing at a perceived social disgrace and vowing to reestablish reputation. The garbled text suggests a broader cultural critique of performers and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griges
Briges
Boston Transcript
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Sidney
John
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Philadel
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Thomas S. Meek
Weet Virginin
Wheeline
BR. Avdleier
Chatrimm
RB. Renderson
J. C. White
FE. EL Carter
Kowwick
Meek
Wheeling
W. Vard
K. Keesling
Hentington
W. Vas
FP. Ward
Winter Park
Win
L. C. Mareh
Washineton
Miss
C. T. Pellin
Greenville
C.H. Devier
Marton
H. Hoterbert
Gadsilen
Ala
Fob. Smith
Lexington, Ky
John HH
Good
Louisville, Ky
J. OG. Mlolr
Carlinle
Kary
Crist
Roy
Washington
Inteen
Halley
Ilo
Lexington
Vicinity
Longman & Martinez
WicCrem Drug Company
Kansas City Star
Mr. Merillon
Rica
Fie
Z . Onl
Standard
OFL
Madison Moware
Phila. IE
Rt i
Graham &Co
Oxford
Yan Oxford
Pat
Grahawm
the Shoe Man
H. L. Kennedy
Buena Vista
BALES
Malleathis
Richa Hort
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
And
Columbia
Durham
N.C
Winston-Salem
Charleston
Baltimore
Columbus, Ga
Montgomery
Memphis
Atlanta
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