Adventures of a Louteene Aims at Parisian Love
Leonce, a poor but well born 25 year old in Paris, follows two provincial sisters and their mother, wins Louise’s favor, and becomes entangled with a feuding notary family. A note from Louise leads to a field confrontation where misread romance ends with a dramatic reveal and a wounded but saved suitor.
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de Lorslee- Leonce de Nerdim
Leonce
Chance
Liim
Liniser
Rue de Rivoli
Leones
Peter
Leonca
Bircelian
Loongson
Tha Soma
Dulaurier
Mme
Louise
Lowisette
Mme. Dulaurier
Louisette
Shiu
Indy
Lear
Stilmors
St. Cloud
Subeas
Twonca
Madame Dulaurie
Lyonca
Madame Dulaurier
Madame
Sainte Marie
Rmeau
Lonnie
Sar
Clamarc
Paris
Mac
Dalaurier
Pau
Leonce du
Louisa
Laonce
Donai
M. Dulaurier
Leonge
Jay
Cleex
M. Dulaarar
Loones
Louie
Lionce
Loutselle
Lam van der Vulde
van der Velde
Fio
Leoove
Fun der Velde
Leonee
Rultle Grove
Teonea
Lonnee
Teonce
Prouklin Street
Chicago
Peach King of America and His Armenian Georgia Orchard
John H. Parnell the elder brainer of Uhurles Stalwart Parnell is portrayed as the largest and most successful peach grower in America. The article details his plantation near Stony Point, Georgia, the Beatrice Early River and Louise varieties, hybrid peaches named after him, and extensive shipping to New York and Cincinnati. It notes a 12 000 dollar investment yielding 8 900 to 10 000 dollars annually and 199 000 trees planted twelve feet apart with large seasonal labor for harvest.
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America
Little Rock
John H. Parnell
Uhurles
Parnell
Stony Point
Georgia
Troun County
Arkansas
Persia
Hia
Jagtimsuth
Colmans Rare
Arsanusus Frit
Beatrice
Luise
Crawford
R. B. Lee
New York
Demaud
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
West
Express
Mr. Parnell
Rxd
Stewart Parnell
Ireland
Silk Thread Making On the Pacific Coast Industry in California
The San Francisco Chronicle reports silicon thread production in California, with three main factor groups and about sixty artisans employed. A training school in the city aids skilled work, while most raw silk still comes from Italy and Asia via San Francisco to New York and back. The industry uses costly machinery, numerous processes from soaking to dyeing, and yields about seven thousand pounds annually worth around $250,000. The coast mill aims to shift more raw silk production domestically to sustain price and supply.
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San Francisco Chronicle
California
Italy
Asia
San Francisco
New York
Japan
Prise
Fuading
Pacific Coast
Joseph
France
Que
Trade Plans For Enlarging Plant To Move Toward Manufacturing
Plans may be entered to enlarge the present establishment to enable production of piece goods. The design is at Allequata and represents the ultimate aim toward capital investment recently discussed.
Uncle Mingo of Texas Aged Immigrant Slave Survivor Story
A Galveston suburb resident describes an elderly African man known as Uncle Mingo who sustains himself by small-plot farming and occasional charity. He recalls his capture from Africa during 1835 era, enslaved by Edwards at Edward’s Point, and later freed after the Texas War. He plans to stay near Galveston though nearing ninety.
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Galveston
Texas
Africa
Gabson
Point
Brazos
San Berald
Ceat
Mingo
Fonrou Edwards
Oriana
Edward's Point
San Jocinto
Royal Authors Across Monarchies and Nobility
A fragmented survey notes royal and noble figures as authors across Europe and beyond. It cites Queen Elisabeth of Roumania, Dota Pidyo of Brazil, the Comte de Paris, the Die d Au male, and Princess Louise, among others, with remarks on their writings, genres, and ambitions. It also mentions the sultan of Turkey composing music and claims various royal houses show literary activity, while Italy Portugal and Spain reportedly have no authors in royal ranks. The piece comments on the Bonapartes as prolific but aging intellectually.
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Royal Scridbiers
Low York
Sweden
Saxony
Louise
Ecgisnd
Dota Pidyo
Brazil
Elizabeta
Roumania
Turkey
Comte de Paris
Die d’Aumale
Princn de Joioule
Hesse
Persia
British
Kulaana
Hawaii
Admisson
Republic of
Jeera
Italy
Portugal
Spain
Bonapart
Voters in England divided into four classes under land qualification
The piece outlines an English voting scheme where land ownership or tenancy determines qualification. Four classes exist: owners of property yielding income, occupiers paying annual sums, lodgers in separate apartments paying rent, and residents of property as caregivers. It notes the ideal voter is the householder with stake, and references manhood suffrage as not yet reached.
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England
The Increase of Insanity and Quack Remedies
A fragment from a late 19th century paper discusses rising insanity, uric acid tied to brain decay, and a testimonial praising Warner’s Safe Cure. It mocks cholera fumigation and promotes cheap newspapers, seaside decor ideas, conchological finds, and unverified cures pitched to readers.
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Boston
J. B
Geetragatha
Rey E. D. Bookog
St. Johnsbury
Warner
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