Local notes and social happenings in Eckford township
Eckford residents share visits and moves include Elting Hashineck selling “Hilly Trix” to John Cubine for 3100, Gen. leasing Hopkin's farm for spring move, and Gov. Cutting selling his village house to Norton Hornbeck for 350 dollars. Teachers, auctions, weddings, and lodge events fill a lively week amid travel, illness, and community gatherings.
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Elting Hashinuek
John Cubine
Marengo
Gov. Cutting
Norton Hornbeck
Gen
Haa
Hopkin
Louise Lusk
Clarendon
Saper Month
Homer High School
Maybe Castoria reminders and local society meeting
The Maybe Literary Society of South Albion and Hover will meet Saturday January 1 with Mrs C C Hatch. E P Allen, once of Dawson and Pullman, is now successful owner of a leading blacksmith shop. Nancy J Austerberg widow of Richard A McMurtrie, longtime resident since 1833, died at her son’s home in South Albion on January 1. She left three sons and four daughters. Mr and Mrs E P Potter celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary. About sixty relatives attended a somber, yet pleasant day at the hospital ensemble gathering.
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John Hoffman
Thomas Reed
Eugene Rogers
James Reed
Geo. Sanders
Iy Lena Lusk
Charlie McPherson
Fred Sanders
Merrill Zimmerman
Gordie Gnontison
Hoten Sehoch
Marshall
Mr. McArdle
Albion
Tab Jeau
Anna Bock
Lil Sehoch
George Hoginire
Junet
Maybe Literary Society
South Albion and
Hover
C. C. Hatch
E.P. Allen
Dawson, Dak
Pullman
Wash
Nancy J. Austerberg
Richard A. McMurtrie
South Albion
E. P. Potter
Eabing
State of
Michigan
Calhoun
Jamey
Tena
Tapia
Jenners
Zorge Ingersoll
Hale
George Neviss
Eorge Novies
Probata
Asid George Novisa
Clarence
C of Calhoun
Oren
Noviss
Btella
Treadwell
Povenance
Eaid State
Etymology Myths and Ancient Roots in Everyday Words
New York Herald essay traces the origins of common terms. It explains how words like villain, earl, queen, villainy, and others derive from Latin, French, and Saxon roots, noting shifts in meaning and social context through history. The piece highlights curious connections such as gnarly false etymologies and the evolution of language.
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Ion
London
Pops
Papa
Czar Ad Kaiser
Rome
Deinius
New York Herald
Right Kind of Dolls Through History and Trade
The article surveys ancient and modern dolls from Egypt Greece and Rome to Germany France and England. It notes movable limbs terra cotta ivory and rag dolls in early times and Egypts painted figures. It highlights Berlin’s Christmas doll exhibition and Sonneberg production fueling American doll imports and a vast U.S. market.
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Egypt
England
France
Germany
China
India
Artemis
Aphrodite
Berlin
Sonneberg
Thuringian Forest
Covington
United
Europe
Periadionia
America
Times
América
W.E. Glatston Ax Llow
James G. Mlaine
Royal Flushes Across Empires In 19th Century Court News
A fragmented report notes royal figures and rulers engaging in lavish displays and travel. It mentions the Austrian emperor horsemanship, the Prince of Wales Christmas gifts at Sandringham, Emperor William receiving eight Arab horses from the Turkish sultan, and the Italian queen climbing Braithorn, 15 785 feet. It also references China’s emperor’s restlessness after marriage and Italy’s king sending the “Red Bee” decres ex.
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Austria
Prince of Wales
Sandringham
William
Germany
Thaa
Turkey
Italy
Alping Peak
Cally
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Loose’s Extract
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Fred Kingsland
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Moete
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Royal Chapin
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J. Houston van Voerhees
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J. A. Young
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North American Review
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Theolore
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Dee. Tanto
Willian Rosecrants
Minerva Hosecranta
Calhoun County
John C. Fishar
Maraball
State of Michigan
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Charles T. Gotham
Yio Town
United States Survey
Marshall, Mich
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Will D. Annue
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