Brazil As A Vast Resource From Forest To Port
The article extols Brazil as a vast, water rich country with immense Amazon forests and rivers. It details Amazonas size, river systems, and the Amazon’s massive length and breadth, notes Brazil’s 20 states, population around 9 million, and highlights Rio de Janeiro and Pernambuco ports, timber, rubber, and sugar wealth. It contrasts geography with global trade, and mentions cultural and colonial history and a grand library in Rio.
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Great Britain
Donmfalons
Cezar
Brazil
Alona
Alaska
United States
Jorge
And
Mexico
Borthord Fort
Newark
San Francisco
Missouri
Capa Orange
Sao Pedro Do Sul
New-York
Liverpool
Amazon
Herndon
Oou Saliea
Nanta
Atlantic
Madeira
Bantaromt
Losaly-Co
Essary
Alzo
Rio Negro
Orangeo
South ‘America
Brest
Thanuhat
Tempe Ata Ateag
Datan
Honsea
P Clty
Europe
Asia
Amazonas
Republic of Brazil
Indiana
Immonsa
Thiraforo
Mileg
Giao-Para
Sinaro Miles
Aros
Maranhno
En Acca
Siatea’ i
Lhara
Egally
Lergipo
Volahab
Azoroe
Muielra
Haulgoland
Malta
Gloraiter
Pernambuco
Ty Mar
Bakia
Rabla
Rio de Janeiro
Republicate
Havana
Hho
Neural
Brawil
Rio
Mia
Rilo Do Janeiro
Nowhara Sava
Valera
Ruting
Portusaal
The canny collie that posed for a Scottish painter
English animal painter T Sidney Cooper recalls sketching a Cumberland drover and his collie on a rainy day. The dog fetched the plaid and dryly guarded the room, proving the animal’s intelligence before posing for a portrait.
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Clover Castle
T. Sidney Cooper
Cumberland
Mustrationa
Torma
L- Bence
Tay
Collie
Sit and Get in a Folklore Word Use Study
A fragmented OCR passage discusses the verbs sit and set with examples about chickens and actions on objects. It references a man or woman’s ability to set a hen or sit on things, noting reactions of animals and a stray line about a grammarian and a tall aside.
Weather Forecast Brief for January First Week
Fragmentary OCR notes mention January weather with terms that resemble mist, cold, and light precipitation. No clear location, organization, or precise data available.
Navy considers lacquer protection for ship bottoms
Discussion at Mare Island notes marine growth on sterns hinders inspection and corrosion risk. Japanese lacquer coating shown promising for anti foulant with tests on ships. cost roughly double painting but may last longer. Staut Murdock advocates lacquer, predicting a three year life and long run savings.
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Charleston
Mare Island
Pacific
Toklo
Yokosuka Navy Yard
Japan
Platoa
New York Navy
Paper Money Destruction By Rodents and Fires
A historical note describes how paper currency is damaged by rodents and kitchen fires. Experts assess mutilated notes, including charred fragments and ashes, and determine redeemable value. The piece cites that about one percent of money is lost or destroyed and recalls eight million dollars in old fractional currency considered totally lost.
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Roden
Woney
Redempion
Before their deaths share kind words and flowers
Aly Creal urges friends to fill life with affection before it's too late. Do not seal love after death. speak cheerfully now, share flowers, and brighten homes while friends live. Post mortem kindness offers no comfort. anoint friends in life.
James Plessed the Scoots and a Tradesman Glance
Eugene Field notes a returned visitor from Europe Kevm Whitcomb Riley performed on chipboard before large crowds. Enthusiastic spectators praised his presence while discussing whether he is a true tradesman and performer.
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James
Eugene Field
Whitcomb Riley
Europe
Doug
Maldoy
Four detonate type fareids aaronal pent bay in
Four detonate type fareids aaronal pent bay in a neighboring torn fon.
Humorous War Times Cartoon Snippet
A fragmented page item mocks wartime chatter and urban banter. It features cartoon-like dialogue about honesty, debt, and paying back money, with mock newspaper style and characters named in quirky exchanges. The text reads as a collage of phrases and names from diverse sources.
The Meng Thing hair portrait plan unfolds
Miss Clamwhopper, who wears false tresses, asks her friend Misa Snabberty about a portrait session. She plans another sitting to ensure the hair color is right, wondering why not send by servant, in a quirky Texas gift exchange context.
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Meng
Dust Watch the Weather and New York Restaurant Fare
A garbled quotation from a 19th century Arkansas Traveler segment discusses restaurant pricing. Patrons complain of bacon priced at 75 cents with 289 and 25 cent water charges. A traveler notes high prices and questions the math.
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New York
Walter
Arkansaw
60k Out for Number One Blazer Birthday Present
Quote style fragment mentions Varney and Haile with playful exchanges about giving a birthday present to Snale and to a blazer, suggesting a light local sports or personal note feature. Entities include Varney Haile Yantree and Snale with a birthday context.
First Clone Kicker. A Puck style quip on marriage
A fragmentary quotation presents a playful exchange about marriage with lines in a dated prose style. The speaker recalls meeting a girl who had sworn off marriage, and how their thoughts aligned leading to an unexpected union.
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Oirry
Alngle
Puck
Potent Medicine Balsam of Fur Praised in Bulletin
A Pittsburg bulletin notes strong claims about balsam of fur possessing rare medicinal properties. A head of family recalls cases where a balsam soothed intense irritation, praising its efficacy as an unmatched remedy.
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Pittsburg
The Term Was Maleuding Joke Clarified
A humorous exchange references a term maleuding and a character Grandma Gowkitt-Robert. Juat home from college remarks a man buys sweeping from Jewelers shops for the gold, with a quip about smelling the gold. Jewelerd Weakly comments on the idea.
Fitting Advice for a Poem Placement
A reader asks where to place a poem titled pow er and seeks guidance to submit it to Yonkers Gazette or another magazine. The query reflects editorial routing rather than a finished piece. The note suggests magazine submission as the likely action.
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Yonkers Gazette
Brewdy Man and the Quarter Bargain
Fragments from St Joseph News and Somerville WH Telegraph show a humorous exchange about a quarter and a bargain. A newspaper manager cites an advertising patent while a medicine man hints at red lettering and bag forms.
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St Joseph
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