Washington as a great man and nation builder
The piece argues Washington evolved from a commonly held view of a good man to a universally acknowledged great leader. It highlights his military command, statesmanship, patriotism, and service ethic, noting he avoided office initially, valued duty over glory, and embodied discipline, generosity, and steadfast purpose. Washington’s enduring legacy and the nation’s formation are linked to his restraint, order, and dedication to liberty.
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Washington
John Fiske
Alice Furee
Revolutore Pritce
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Waettiil
Bitin Belz
America
Rule for National Conduct and Moral Roles
The fragment discusses heaven's propitious roles versus earthly duties, asserting Heaven itself condones obedience to moral duties and dermal roles of fides. The passage hints at governed conduct by spiritual and earthly rules, implying accountability and rightful order.
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Fides Qn
Neaven
Gooarve
Urged Supremacy of Laws in Washington Farewell Text
The passage urges preservation of government by law against obstructions and faction. It warns that combinations aiming to direct or control delegated will threaten the nation, risking the rise of self serving minorities and destabilizing innovation for party ends. It stresses resisting irregular oppositions and maintaining steady, wholesome plans.
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Washington
Conkey's feeds advertised at Lititz storefront sale
Fre Ba Peiffer at 8 Spruce Street Lititz Pennsylvania features Conkey's full line of feeds including 5 lb 10 lb 25 lb and 190 lb lots. The note suggests these feeds are offered with the original Buttermilk ks and taken from the Conkey's inventory.
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Spruce St
Lititz
Conkey’s
Conkey
Fragmentary OCR Title About Local Issue
An unclear OCR fragment discusses a local matter with potential names or dates missing. The readable parts hint at a debate or decision affecting a community, but specifics are not discernible from the text provided.
Rev Raezer's Cure Claims Demonstration for Tuberculosis
Rev Raezer and colleagues promote a bronchi al medicine claimed to heal tuberculosis and related lung conditions without narcotics or alcohol. The advertises the remedy as effective for pulmonary catarrh bronchitis and crogo in adults and children. It notes backing from some medical professionals and offers bottles for sale from No 129 Liberty St Lisbon Pa with pricing and ordering details.
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Geo. Raezer
Raezer
Liberty St. Liiis
Frogs for Bad Throats and Ancient Superstitions
The article surveys old beliefs about treating throat ailments in children. It cites practices like cutting hair at birth, attaching live frogs to the infant, and placing raisins on the stomach. It notes modern science is removing these ideas but acknowledges their historical persistence.
Penguin Courtship Observed by Antarctic Expedition
A Victorian style note describes male penguin mating behavior observed by Don Levick during a Captain expedition. The male presents a pebble at the female, signals aggression to rivals, and after a brief confrontation the female mates if receptive, though the scene includes comically awkward and vague details.
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Comingnie Ray Levick
Levit
Herraeas
Don Levick
Expedition
statue of Washington and Lafayette on 114th street corner
A statue in Manhattan features George Washington with his ally Marquis de Lafayette. The sculpture stands at the corner of One Hundred and Fourteenth street and Manhattan avenue, a notable tribute in New York.
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New Yorker
George Washington
Marquis de Lafayette
One Hundred and Fourteenth Street
Manhattan Avenue
Washington's writings altered by editors reveal disparity
Fragmentary OCR reveals notes on editors modifying Washington's manuscripts. Phrases like One undead thousand dollars and One early privateersien pir illustrate how proposed content was rewritten. The excerpt hints at broader editorial censorship in print history.
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Washington
Hington
Uleo
Edgar Guest inspired reflections and odd preserved recipe hints
The text blends a poem fragment by Edgar Guest about the happiness not found on selfish roads with a garbled recipe section. It mentions cucumber pickles, yellow tomato preserves, and savory rice, but details are heavily garbled and hard to follow.
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Edgar Guest
China
Touatnes
Tires Help Make Good Car Appearance
An article notes tires affect a car’s look as much as the speedometer. Fresh tires and minor upkeep can refresh an old vehicle as effectively as a shave and a haircut for someone in worn attire.
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