Fragmentary Romantic Verse Translation Notes
A garbled translated poem fragment attributes lines to Hugo and contrasts roses with thorns, night and dream imagery, longing, and the poet offering songs and love. The text is fragmented and reads like a faulty OCR of a translated lyric.
The Blacksmith of the Revolution’s Vow of Mary
A frontier blacksmith hides in a forest cottage as the Revolution rages. His wife and child perish in a British raid, and he swears vengeance with a hammer. He dies at a cherry tree after a final act of defiant rifle fire for Washington and Wayne.
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Dilworth Corner
Brandywine
Washington
London
Kinelog
Cindera
Jepoaldi
Ngeta
Ioan
Drandy Rine
Mary
Jesus
England
Anthoy Wayne
Conductor on the Bus: Hawthorne’s Appleton Journal Note
A historical Appletons Journal passage by Jasan Haw thorne reflects on bus conductors and drivers. The excerpt praises their multitasking, describing the conductor’s constant vigilance, fare collection, and memory for routes while noting the mystery of their daily hours and routines.
Extraordinary murder inquiry echoes through Merthyr case
A London Telegraph report recounts the disappearance of Richard Jones in 1859 from the Rising Sun inn near Merthyr, with a later claim by a returning man that he can name Jones’s killer. An investigation yielded an open verdict, and the case resurfaced when a neighbor implicated in Jones’s death faces magistrates amid renewed suspicions.
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London Telegraph
J Ted
Rising Sun Inn
America
Richard Jones
Merthyr Ape
Poor Jones
Jones
Merthyr Yal
Eugene Ayam
Lord Lytton
Calculations About Timber In North America And California
James Little of Montreal presents a pamphlet on future timber supplies for Canada and the United States. He warns Maine and many Eastern and Middle States will exhaust white pine in a few years. Michigan holds spruce for six years, while Wisconsin and prairie states depend on them. Washington and Oregon have some timber left. He urges reforestation to curb rainfall loss from deforestation. The piece mentions California wheat speculators and a Norwich journalist visiting a hairdresser for ear-wigs, ending with Worcester news.
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James Little
Montreal
Canada
United States
Maine
Middle States
New York
Pennsylvania
Adirondacks
Susquehanna Valley
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Prairie States
Washington
Oregon
North
South America
The Big Bonanza Mines Decline in Nevada Shares
The decline in stock prices of the Big Bonanza mines the Consolidated Virginia and California has sparked a lively demand for shares at current rates. Doubts arise whether the mines wealth is nearly exhausted as dividends and production fall. The Consolidated Virginia paid a $324,000 dividend in April 1874, while dividends have rarely ceased. share prices surged to $780 for Virginia and $805 for California in November, then plunged to near $4. The total dividends to Virginia stockholders reach $21.6 million. total mine product $35 million. Monthly yields averaged about $1.2 million, recently dropped to under $600,000 with July not exceeding $250,000. Managers cite moved mill facilities to the other mine with $20 million ore in sight. In the past month both mines depreciated by about $33 million in quotable value.
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Nevada
Virginia
California
The Last Bottle and a Violinist’s Ills and Aid
The tale follows Nicholas Joseph Platel, famed French cellist, who, ill and penniless, appeals to Prince de Chimay. A charitable hamper of wine prompts relief, but a reused label reading only Coda hints at a lasting symbolic ending as Aquatic Boros swims nearby.
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Nicholas Joseph Platel
Prince de Chimay
Kind Snower
Platel
Patel
An8 Twela The Stars 7 and the Dark Night Candy Tale
A garbled OCR fragment describes stars and candy imagery with references to darkness and sweetness. The text mentions Mare and Milastay in a cryptic, dreamlike sequence that is difficult to parse, leaving only partial names and phrases.
Fragmented humor and oddities from a Danbury to Norwich crowd
A patchwork of snippets and quips. Jokes about water intake for infants and adults, a laborer with a pieraxe, a Jamey Gate house, and a tall tale of a 17 foot sitter. Snippets touch on fashion, teeth, bells, and slang, with stray reflections on Greece, the Sioux, and marriage lore.
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Nepecibe
Hugo
Lawhen
Gould
Jasan Hawthorne
Appleton
Aujpunt
Bouse
Francisco
Lockyi Pp
Terma
San
Norwich
Worcester
Jamey Gate
Aaven
Huxsey
Tapley
Danbury
Norwich Hulldin
Peimen
Greece
Europe
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