Fragmented 19th century notes on politics and industry
A garbled column touches on public works such as the Panama Canal and reactions to strikes and trusts. It mentions a New York jury valuing a leg at 17000, debates over whisky, Gat, Burma, and the press. There are stray references to Mount Pelee, Mount Pelee, labor, and various political figures, with scattered quips about Panama bats and a Burdick case.
Adverts for Boxton Drs Goods Gem Create Mixup
A garbled notice shows Boxton Drs Goods Gem advertising stylish shirts and wares. It claims items are displayed and could be smatter, but the wording is unclear and fragmented.
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Saved by the Truth About Jefferson and a Drunken Servant
The tale recounts Joe Jefferson recalling a servant named William who repeatedly drank wine from the cellar. Jefferson confronts him, stating he is drunk, but William calmly insists he is very drunk. The story ends with Jefferson considering dismissal for telling the truth, and a lamp lighter confirming it was William who entered.
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The Origin of the Cross Monograph on Christian Symbolism
A dense historical discussion traces the cross from antiquity to medieval times. It notes early cruciform motifs in worship, Helena’s role, and the cross as a symbol evolving through emperors councils and church ceremonies toward theological focus on intrinsic meaning.
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Trullo Way
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Bolfe Lamb
New Jersey Monuments Spark Family Towers of Kin
The Philadelphia Record notes New Jersey’s prolific family towers around homes, citing Williams and Gifford families in Jersey City as examples. It contrasts New Jersey’s memorial practice with broader Union trends, and comments on lawyers’ fees and contingent-fee protections.
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Harry) Williams
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Fragmented Literary Notice Of Rejected Manuscript
A damaged fragment portrays a literary figure involved with an ill-tempered journal. The speaker recollects a rejected manuscript and an editor’s stern reply.
Penny Worth of Milstake Mystery at Candy Shop
A Philadelphia Bite item recounts a zany scene near a candy shop where two Mintake and Iltthe tote Hving residents argue over penny worths and a mistaken purchase. A man claims his friend has given him one too many coins in a playful mix up.
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The Old Actor Faces Comeback for Juviente Parte
A veteran actor who portrays Juviente Parte seeks a comeback to balance a prior misstep. He pledges renewed rigor in performance and timing, aiming to restore audience trust and return to stage or screen with a corrected public image.
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