Local shoppers and visitors fill weekend scenes
Sedgewickville residents like Adam Seabaugh and John Dunn visit from Buch-Bui while others tour stores in Jackson and Whitewater. The Leader promotes bargains at Draps and Drum’s with low prices on clothing, carpets, and drugs. December era tone notes hotel and hotel treatment mentions.
Groceries and notices from the Leader daily sale and local updates
A jumble of small items from the region notes a Maine case where a young man jailed thirty one days for stamp losses, local shop chatter includes price sales at The Leader, mentions of Prof Paw and Dr Migest cough syrup, and praise for Arbuckle packages and hometown teams.
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Maine
Town visit highlights from Azalen Yount and Govan towne ship
Azalen Yount and the son of Govan towne ship appeared in town this week. Professors Davaule and Uibbend are progressing with their training school, and attendance remains strong.
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Azalen Yount
Govan Towneship
Davaule
Uibbend
Indian corn sustains early settlers and fuels trade
Fragmentary 17th century text describes the Pilgrims and Hoglish colonists relying on native Indian corn to avert famine. It notes corn as currency, a legal commodity, and a driver of domestic comfort and profit, with references to Bradford and Massachusetts court ordinances on trade and debt payments in corn.
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New World
Bradford
Gov. Bradford
Siuanto
New England
Massachusetts Court
Virgil
Boston
Widelun
Early maize use and corn preparations in colonial America
The passage traces maize adoption among European colonists and Indigenous peoples, detailing corn’s cultural reception among French and Irish, the development of Indian and English dishes like samp, samp porridge, suppawa, and nosick, and the evolution of mills and grinding methods from mortar to wind and water power, highlighting strong ties to places like Virginia, Massachusetts towns, and New York. It notes names of techniques, tools, and early care in food sustenance.
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Louisiana
Lis
Quebec
Prom
Peter Martyr
New England
Maine
Roger Williams
Thomas Cooke
Henrico County
Virginia
Aminatto
Long Island
Watertown
Dorchester
Ipswich
Salem
Lord
New York
Wood
Bradford
Roger Williamasaya
Kimany
Roger Williame
Plantage
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Sherif Nenninger
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Je. P. Niges
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Senate of the United States
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Dr. Bell
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T. Finns
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