Why It Is Called The Oriole
A humorous historical essay explains why Baltimore adopts the oriole as its municipal bird. It contrasts the bird’s bright plumage, lively song, and industrious nature with civic pride, linking local identity to colors, home defense, and joyous community spirit.
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Baltimore
Colony of
Maryland
Scented Evidence and Lebanon Cedar Protections
The article discusses canine scent capabilities with references to Anacharvis and a bloodhound tracking odors beyond human capacity. It then shifts to the cedar forests of Lebanon, noting a drastic reduction to about four hundred trees and a governor’s ordinance preserving the grove. The rules ban tents fires shelter touching trees and entering the area with livestock, with confiscation for violations.
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Prof. Croom Robertson
Anachersis
Anacharvis
Lebanon
Rustem Pacha
Govenor- General
Vast array of curiosities and statistics headline world notes
A compilation of diverse snippets covers royal travel interests, tax figures, population counts, and industrial facts. It lists revenues and ages of notable figures, livestock numbers in Texas, measles outbreaks, ship shipments, and educational reforms. It also mentions climate, astronomy, railway expansion, and public works. The items include judgments, historical dates, and scientific data with varied global and national references.
I T H Record Lost Fragments of Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR text from The Lititz Record shows column notes on births and weeks with garbled words. It hints at rates per insertion and erasure but lacks coherent details or identifiable events. The readable items point to column classifieds and contact reminders rather than a specific news story.
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Bella
Father Augustine
Saneto
Sancto
Miss Bella
Anselm
Falier
Carrie Bunner
Augustine
Father Augusting
Bella Ghesier
Carrie
John
Garrie Bunney
James II
England
Knights of the Garter
Charles I
Order of the Royal Oak
Knights of the Bath
Penn
Mings
Narborough
James TI
Order of the Thistle
Anna
Walpole
Order of the Bath
Swift
Lilliput
Duchess of Marlborough
Sarah
George II
Chive
Scotland
Marlborough
George
Prince Regent
Lord Liverpool
Bath
Prince
St. Michael and St. George
William TV
William
A M. Deherain
Algeria
Algerian
M. Deherain
Arabia
M. Deberain
Boghari
Noj
Lord Cornwallis
Washington
Rocchambeau
Yorktown
Virginia
Cornwallis
Count de Grasse
Clinton
New York
Rochambeau
Graves
New England
York River
George Germaine
Philadelphia
Congress
France
Duke de Langan
Lord North
House of Commons
London
America
Ramon Verea
Veryea
Herald
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