Liberty and Union Now and Forever in Separable
Readable excerpts recount a tale of Gilbert Henshaw who renames himself Walter Bradley to escape a tragic past. Fostered by the Gardiners, he endures discovery, fire, and upheaval, then reveals his true lineage and fortune to secure his parents’ future and repay their kindness. A companion note reports Havana dispatches on Santa Cruz unrest and island-wide damage.
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Nico Presidenta
Walter
Gardiner
Ibaa
Mona Pnesed
Gilbert
Jhim
Hien
Gil
Santaing
Cattla
Irs
Ase Bradley
Inova Seni
Gilberts
Dalmar
Bke
Peter Harrington
Stony Brook
Harrington
Age Bradley
Allstars
Ashburton
Gilburt
Lear
Arrington
Mrs. Gardiner
Gilaes Endhaw
Mr. Gardiner
Uontaine
Thomas
Ass Bradley
Trrck
Gilbert Os
Treve
Kagret
Linus
Gilert Honkhawik
Phiane
Tiagsroat
Tokhua Bradley
St Louis
Siany Brook
Gilbert’ Henshaw
Walter Brady
Axp Bradley
Oui Alout
Mrs.Gardiner
Joshua
Gardiners
Joquit
Havana
St.Thomas Las
Santa Cruz
Bassin
Et-Thawan
Brock
Santi Cruz
Riunel
Bermon
Ian
Alexander
Napoleon
Mattie Stephena
Memphis
Jani
John Wesley
Weatminster
Dean Stanley
Lovejoy
Anil
Tose
Confuciun
Badidba
Socrates
Zoroaster
Jesus Christ
Christ
New York
South’ Carolina
Florida
Oregon
Smith M. Weed
Democratic Committee
Evereth House
South Carolina
Weed
Havemayor
Pelton
Cornista
Louisiana
Col. Pelton
Megiddle
Carolum
Boari
Neil
Denmark
Bampton
Tilden
Democratic Party
State Supreme Court
Wee
Col Pelton
Brave Tom Saves Drowning Boys in Chicago Primer Tale
In a juvenile vignette from Chicago Primer, two St. Louis boys ignore danger. A Sunday boating accident on the river leads to drowning of the bad boys. Tom rescues them with his sister Susan’s shoe and a beard-tied paddle, earning praise as a brave boy.
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Froin
Chicago
St. Louis
Tom
Nick
Susan
Boston
Farm and workshop tips from a Rural Journal column
A collection of farm notes and practical tips on tools and safety. It includes a warned finger injury from a buzz saw, advice on cattle handling and milking, cow milk leakage, composting with muck and shell marl, manure preservation, and moisture management. Also covers orchard care, mice damage to trees, horse training blindfold methods, and feeding squash to livestock.
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Trojectin Acatwst
Western Journal
Households and hearsay cures from old cookery notes
A mixed compilation of household hints covers leather carved vases for grasses, coconut milk recipes, ivory polish, moth prevention, lamp safety, pickle formulas, and a long moral essay on Jesus Christ, praising his life while discussing why some reject him.
Unclear Poet Teetering on Destiny and Names Mentioned
An OCR fragment recalls a poet facing hardship and doubt, with references to a journey, a wagon inspection, and a cast of characters including Gilbert Henshaw and Walter Rovetan. The text hints at fear of disgrace, a possible trial, and a vow to discard past burdens as the narrator contemplates an unknown future.
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Bose
Tore Corti
Lowie
Rai
Tony Deecondhie
Aley
Gilbert Henshaw
Remarkable death by own action in hospital
A faithful nurse who poisoned a patient in St. Louis Penale Hospital died by self harm soon after writing a letter to her mother and sister. The nurse claimed she killed the girl and begged forgiveness while voicing atonement. She consumed carbolic acid in the ensuing hours as the patient died.
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St. Louis Pemale Hospital
Alice
Strcken Moron
Creature trap fails as clever mouse outwits bait
A Newburyport note tells of a mother mouse fleeing a barrel trap, leaving six young behind. The trap then captured the adult mouse but not the offspring, which were later found by the family dog in a chimney. The column also notes South American independence with limited revolutions, credited to quick troop mobility along the coast.
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Mousey
Newburyport
Sir Horace Rumbold
Lightning Calculators and Child Prodigies of Math Fame
The article recalls youthful prodigies like George Bidder who at eight could rapidly compute complex figures such as farthings in a fortune. It recounts a second child genius who named squares and powers instantly, multiplied large numbers, and found prime factors with remarkable speed.
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George Bidder
Zerah
Colburn
Sugar From Corn Stalks and Sorghum Experiments Reported
Prof Collier in Washington reports sugar production from corn stalks and sorghum. From 25 000 pounds of stalks 382 pounds corn sirup and 630 pounds sorghum sirup were obtained, totaling 078 pounds of crystallizable sugar. Millet stalks yielded 29 pounds from 130 pounds of stalks and leaves. Minnesota private efforts also show success in making sugar from sorghum. The Chicago Journal notes Rev T Dewitt Talmage praising newspapers for aiding the public.
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Collier
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Minnesota
Chicago Journal
Talmage
T. Dewitt
New York
Iman
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UNION
Marshall
Calhoun County
Mich
Javenile Literature
N.Y
Walla
Seay
Choate
Ben
Poate
AIF
Hue
Advacate
Whipple
Harper's Magazine
Riu
Heroll
Daya
Earth
JeruSale
Justice
Liberty
Brotherhood
Temple of Humanity
Little, Classics
Appollodorus
Pelimic Gate
Emma
Xenophon
Appallodarmus
Plato
Appallodorus
Appallodlorus
Nenophon
Foreign Immigration
United States
Germany
Britain
Ds Great
W.voluime
Tilden, the. Briber
New-York Tribune
Minton
W. Woolle
Woolly
John. F. Coyle
Tribune
C. W. Woolley
Tallahasson
Sones Ne & S
Marble
Woolley
Gramercy Park
New ‘York
Dee
Tallahassee
Norwig
Hani Marti
Cal. Pelton
South Carolinas
Conmunta, & C
Bavemerer
Cai
Colamina
Anid
Noth Tang
Oat Pelton
Paige
Bosida
Noston
Elton
Ines
Henry Haverseyer
Manly
Floriia
Henry Havemteyer
South
Sorolinals
Depot
Africa
Adibenee
Baltizaor Thor
Col
Palton
Canvamere
Senate
Republican House
Hampton
Pdcg
Haskell
Sulvia
Siaputeh
Xea
Bex
Abe
Sta Foteo
St No
Deasiten Ugutofe
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