Lincoln and Washington referenced in unrestored notes in 19th century rhetoric
A fragmented 19th century manuscript quotes praise and attack on Lincoln and Washington. It recalls Lincoln’s assassination at Ford's Theatre and mentions past government figures, monuments, and a long catalog of Lincoln memorabilia. The text blends reverent tribute with political critique and scattered observations.
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Pension “Bureau
Ainsworth
Washington
Adyrofticial
Helley
Sit
Taft
Tilschlef
Selippaa
Ford Theater
Lincoln
John
Wilkes
Guts Swas
Real Estate Transfers Listing Various Property Trades
A compiled item lists multiple real estate transfers including John Weir to Harry Thornsburg for a parcel on 5-11-11 valued at $1, Elizabeth Rush to Frank Connell for a nw ne parcel on 14-11-14 valued at $1600, Levi Inman to Elizabeth Rush for a sw 15-11-14 valued at $2000, and other transfers involving John Huebner, James Rush admr, Elf Shawver, Chas Higgins to Elmer A Robinson, Mary B Reece to Chas Eng ligh, John R Marshy to W R McCrory et al, Rexwinkle to John Case, Bessie Coburn to R T Forsythe, Ida Hanks, Harry Conrad to Iny Bair, and various parcels within Martinsville and Marshall areas with prices ranging from $1,000 to $12,000.
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John Weir
Harry Thornsburg
Elizabeth Rush
Connel‘ly
John ‘Huebner
Orig Martinsville
James’ Rush
Admr
Mattie Sutton
Levi Inman
Elf
Shawver
M” Shawvyer
Chas S Higgins
Elmer A’ Robinson
Mary
Reece
T _Engligh
Manly
Marshall
John R Marshy
R McCrory
Ettal
Sané
EH ‘Rexwinkle
John W
Casey
Bessie ‘Coburn
T Forsythe
Ida. Hanks
Sane
Harry Conrad
Bair
Alek ‘ Sennalt
Gade Martingvills
Clenk
Achel
Dhcisson
Ig and
sCacey
Géon Troughton
Aes
Government Roundup Ties Up Boilermakers in Open Shop Clash
Federal officials in Los Angeles and Indianapolis led a major roundup of members linked to the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. The operation targeted alleged crimes against contractors and builders tied to open shop practices, with several officers including a McNamara family figure among the arrested. The drive aims to curb violence and enforce statutes regulating dangerous equipment while preserving open shop principles and industrial freedom.
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Federal Rofficiala
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Soeas
Department of Justice
Washington
S Has v
Burns
Labon
International’ “Association Ob
Winter Poultry Ration and Home Dress Notes
A farmer describes winter feeding for poultry including greens and bone meal additions, plus a separate plan for breeding stock. A separate sewing snippet details a cedar trimmed double-skirted gown with silk trim and lace, plus a 16 year old girl dress in cashmere with pink accents and ivory lace.
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Orange Judd
Basque Outside the Skirt Fashion of Embroidered Light Blouses
The article describes basque style blouses worn outside the skirt with a silk cord girdle to shorten the waistline. Magyar cut and simple embroidery on front sleeves and yoke are favored. Coordination with skirt material or color is suggested, with nets and metallic fabrics for guimpes and trim.
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Ateres Dreas
Two Kinds of Clubs and the Almanac Example
The article contrasts Northern and Southern boys in a year of baseball and farming effort. It notes Southern youths aim to beat records set by Jerry Moore and Steve Henry in corn yields while pursuing baseball prizes and diplomas, with many boys participating nationwide this year. It emphasizes regional pride and the crossovers between agriculture and sport.
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North
South
Jerry’* Moore
South Carolina
Steve
Henry
Alabama
Dow
Washington
Jerry” Moore
Steve” Henry
Mason and Dixon
Comey Panion
Brittany coiffure returns to fashion with braided rolls
The Brittany coiffure cycles back into style featuring braids over the ears and a front part, with a subtle fringe. It avoids hats, relies on jeweled bands or gauze and crystal adornments, and introduces the new Amagon elelet band demanding a strong, picturesque face.
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Brittany
Millinery Modes and Velvet Band Creations
Victorian style text describes new millinery with green velvet conals and gold fringe draping across the head. Details mention fringe touching the brow, a velvet end drooping to conceal the ear, and gold edging. Attire includes matching gowns and fashionable hair arrangements with ornate wreaths and patter patterns.
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Almont
Married Men Act Yet Wish They Were Wide Overs
Fragmentary line suggests a note on married men acting despite desires to be broader or more expansive. No further context available to identify persons, places, or events.
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Untitled historical notice with scattered phrases
Fragmentary text urging personal decision based on testimonies and statements. Mentions Marshall citizens, attorney, army, years, and races. overall context unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Marshall Jen¢ Dbreemien
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Enene Bios
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Iran
Southwest
San Pennsylvania Lines
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