Localities Mentioned in New Mexico Listing
Fragmentary OCR item references Yos Cerrillos and Cerrillos New Mexico with unclear names Rusiler and AMDERRON Peitiaber. Likely a place name note or directory fragment. No clear event dates or organizations present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AM Amderron
Peitiaber
Cerrillos, New Mexico
Boy Blue and Dirk’s Odd Tale From the Past
Fragmentary OCR note discusses a vanished figure named Dick with a company at a location and mentions a person in Bewan Mowe and a notion of family pride. Portions are garbled but imply a personal reminiscence or local anecdote with names and places. The readable items suggest a retrospective memory rather than a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirk
Bors
Thor
Bewan
Becky Thorne Seeks Old Ladies Home After Turning Point
In a Plymouth bound tale, Miss Becky Thorne faces a hard choice to enter the Old Ladies Home aided by Parson Amory’s former gift. She recalls youth, romance with Larry Rogers, and past life as the chosen of a violinist, now ending in charity and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky
Parson Amory
Miss Hocky
Larry Rogers
Broad River
Larry
Misa Tecky
Squire Eustix
Sam
Walter
Colls
Hecky
Sam Buntie
Squire
Lucy Amory
Lucy
Lecky Thorne
Amory
Sam Buats
Eustis
Mya
Nell Amory
Sway
Wome
Plymouth
Saeine
Mra Gunn
Gembel Simahouwe
Miss Rockey
Beky
Miss Sineky
Doctor Dwight
Tymouth
Dwight
Parson
Suppowe
Mhemouth
Beuky
Che
Miss Nell
Becky Thorne
Old Ladies’ Home
Theo
Decky
Abe
Larry Ragera
Kimowai
Mrs. Dwight
Mary X. Prescott
Domestic Monthly
California
Catharine Greene
Washington
Mea Ann Manning
Plainfield
Mia Manning
Mra Elizabeth Smith
Maggie Knight
New York
Mary B. Walton
Home Magazine
The African Pygmies A Well Shaped People Not Deformed
From Popular Science Monthly a description outlines the African Pygmies as short but well formed, nomadic hunters with poisoned bows and arrows. They lack a fixed abode or formal government, often depending on stronger tribes for protection and shelter, with distinctive tongue and social patterns noted by the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amd Toshmen
Muth
Thalr Noe Hons
A. Werner
Popular Science Monthly
Birds Stopover Aboard A Pacific Brig Tale
A British brig in the South Pacific hosts a tame flock of parquets that rest in the rigging and maintop, then spar for food aboard. After a day of curiosity, the birds depart, return at night, and trigger omens of a coming storm that drives the crew to brace for rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Speke
South Pacific
Acond
Dallore
Tes
Christian
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Boy Blue
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Haggett
Squeers
Boston Herald
Mousehold
Watchett
Towson
Reston Herald
Detroit
Angels’ Food
Castom
N. Y. Tribune