War memories and Indian struggles amid Niagara winter
Narratives recount a colonial era winter ordeal along Niagara frontiers. An old Tadieu boy recalls battles with British and Native allies, slave to frost and snow, retreating through frozen roads, Indian dances, and attacks on Fort Erie. The memoir links frontier warfare to later oil wealth and industrial fortunes in Ohio's oil fields.
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IMA
Cutter
Poussudl
Lin Niagally
Texpruilion
Xuurel
Tadiue
Bruns
Kate Kuvick
Fuldawy
John Mit Pleasant
Neterra
Tociuniawen
Heston
Lee Pitt Sygols Bey Hyder
Xi Val Penida
Cromsworth
Renee
Nile
Wydius Opivatlud
Aio
Col. Duuolie
Puscarorns
Pune
York
Malelion
Cal
Leonac
Hiv
Tus
Leo
Tie Tsung
Lilley
Gol. Jacobs
Widius
Laethery Teller
Abriels
Cook Brothers
Jong Tie
Mat Winter
Chey Reich
Fleowinls
Hsuime Seilieh Indias
Ately
Gli
Ateli Lapines
Tuadtrons Lidlinus Cnet
Eletin
Gaul
Lang
Mike
Fodiann
Saya Rayy
Blow Jones
Nike
Grey
Lewiston
Taseerord
Imid
Niagwra
Watts
Hutian
Bogethier
Hilriberablale
Ubiels
Ghrele
Pat Dane
Jacobe
Ty Whale Reservation
Aly Xo
Wwe
India
Isaac Jacobs
Big Fork
Fort Erie
Owl Jacobs
Talian
Sonaca
Eirele
Phen Thay
Asme
Joseph Kaaick
Old Families and Visitors Highlight Montgomer y County Life
The piece recalls aging Silvers and Fitaywitor kin living near Montgomery County and Norristown, listing widows and elders with years spent in reverent memory. It notes Bret Harte's London life, a widower in the consular service, and a tale of the first California jury trial, ending with a note on an early self operating photographic apparatus and its rapid process for developing images.
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Tony
Chile
Childean
Montgomery County
Penny Vaniae
Clus
Cina
Hailla
Suthe Eix
Joseph
Pamela Fitaywitor
Willian Peon
Tedell
Norristown
Martha Solinson
Horsbants
Sue
Tien
Mary White
White Marsh
Catherine Livingston
Inchange
Don Yours
Esther Shaw
Penn's Park
Pamicht Popringer
Sbinson
Bret Barteis
London
Bret Harie
Grove End Road
Houserivan
Est Kinglishs Society
Bret Harte
California
Mariposa Gulch
Massachufette
Bill Stevens
Massachusetts
Wievesnes
Jim
Southern Folk Lore on Uncle Remus and Southern Witchcraft
The Folklore Society of Failadstobia heard Mr. Lewis Pendleton of Georgia discuss Negro folklore and witchcraft in the South. He offered an alternate Uncle Remus Tar Baby tale and described Southern devil and spirit legends, magic, and beliefs among Georgia and New Orleans Blacks, noting varying origins and practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Failadstobia
Lewis Pendleton
Georgia
South
Uncle Remus
Toel Chandler Hamas
J. Remus
Middle
Ocs
Remus
Weisdai
Ama
Hae
New Orleans
Board of Health
Georwiitt
L Jaen
Night warnings, cholera fears and strange events in transit
The article spans omens of spirits guiding nighttime travelers to beware in swampy areas and recounts a New Orleans hotel escape tale with a drummer’s misadventure. It discusses cholera spread fears along the Tigris and Euphrates routes, British medical notes, astronomy glimpses, and early electricity uses in medicine, plus a hawk incident near a survey crew and miscellaneous observations.
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St. Charles
New Orleans
Iear Red
New York Sun
Etairs Drea
Ray~ Sista Consular Genta
Haying
Tigris
Foreign Office
Kiarleky
Erveroun
Tabrees
Euphrates
Tardah
Beyrout
Fayot
Yeddah
Suez
Fragmented verse and notes on power and water safety
The excerpt blends a rough poem about a cart and broken lines with a shift to science topics. It discusses electricians seeking a new megatrate for lighting, unreliable water infection risk, filtration, and moonlight warmth versus distant heat sources, noting observations and rapid changes over time.
Preserving Strawberries and Dairy Feeds Across Months
A vintage guide discusses strawberry preserving methods with emphasis on sugar ratios, canning techniques, and safe sealing. It also includes a detailed rural dairy feeding regimen praising malt sprouts, bran, and corn middlings for milk yield, with proportions for twenty cows and notes on seasonal green fodder. The article closes with the District of Columbus population count rising to 229,798 over ten years.
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Lorlud
Mothoo
Henry Stewart
New Yorker
New York Ledger
Aed
District of
Columbus
Lottery Ticket Brings Bold Cash Drama
A reporter details a chaotic scene around a lottery ticket sold by Milton Mays, owner of a wagon business, with shots of money, tension, and a claim of $15 drawn but later disputed. The piece weaves in a Milan phonograph advance and various product plugs amid a turbulent narrative about cash, theft, and a possible payout.
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Maillon Drayn
Fayuiver
Diropjicel Tate
Mit Tradits Baik
My. dc
Yunis
Milton Mays
Cual
Unis
Huld
Hsands
Ae Bank
Elatuw
Milan
Cragin Dk Co
Plilada
Canada
Podtagy
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Matt
Uc Warman
Iby
Eapa
Ron
Eurudy
Chippewa
Jacobs Sai
Rinll
Queenstown
Burlington Hights
Niagaria
Niogwo
Falls
Col Miller
Col. Brahmond
Hatile Gors
Vito
Tinie
Batayin
Athens
Chrnephon Pitst
Rachins
Andrew Curnell
Rialf
Sydcoparia
Johnny
Saul Dan
Courtgur
Devinireil
Faroe
Sina
Pye
Walker
Yniahed
Chris
Ibis
Lea
Pais
Bavne
Nane
Scranton
Ariaona
Turgently
Dizi
Veeseuli
Parkgr
Fredania
Midiotucture
Jn the
Dugas
Dr. Bull
Mere Bienen
TRE Farm
Bousehold
CNCLE
Seth ON
Browning
Crook
Lore Fm
Elgut
Ence
Strawberriea
Trigune
Gornis Money
Ayers
Via
Tyahrink
Prllings
Tad
Wir
Crazynhien
Numen Uy
Pakitien
Hood
Lowel
Teparie
Rownd
Lake Shore
White Mountains
Portland
Barack
Wolmhoris
Jae
Pensions Fy
Atrest
Peamon
Duane Td Peices Gilde Ox
Auuarnay Ab
Tnston Wi
Owen Electric Belt & Fella Neromeny
Brindway
EO Wan
Wits
Benandeat Siow
Ramets Iby
Slater
James Tanner
Cusiom
Ols
Hirston Erman
YeNnios
Coa
LAS
Weita
Patrick
Jen Masttingtor
D. Openg
S$ Umildren
Tnoumnds
Thaly Tere
Shab Vem
GiGi Af CO
Viapear
Elias
Francisco
Lousville
New York
Kissin Ab
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