Cambridgeport Advertisers and Local Tradesmen Listings
Local Cambridgeport merchants and professionals advertise services and goods including builders materials paint oils glass brushes and delivery in county free of charge. Furniture upholstering and cabinet work detailed with vari ous addresses and practitioners listed, plus a dentist surgeon and music teacher noted with office and residence locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RD. Ward
Main Street
Cambridgeport
B. Henay Putten
Jon G. Dubey
Barnard's Edge Tools
Legend of the Baron of Chatel Morant amid Pompeii relics
A two part account blends Pompeii discoveries with a Baltic tale of Armand de Chatel morant. The baron consults a demon, quests for Toinette, a storm rises, Jacques Fort at sea, and the chateau sinks in the Bay of Arcachon on the fateful anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft .Albert Vinal
Causeway Street
Boston
Cambridge
Chatel
Morant
Armand de Chatel-morant
Parta
Bay of Arcachon
Coup de Mer
Chatel-morant
Baron Armand de. Chatel-morant
Chateau of
Chateau
Bordeaux
Monseigneur
Seneschal
St. John
Andrew
Jacques Fort
Garonne
Sainte Vierge
Bayonne
Toinette
Senesehal
Sam
Aldebaran
Klosse
Armand
Klose
Jacques
Klosso
Elosso
Bay of Biscay
Jacques Fortis
Stromper
Stenger
Lake of Arcachon
Chateau of Chatelmorant
Imp
Senesclal
Monseigneur le Baron
Klosco
Merce
Chateau de Chatel-morant
Bay of
Arcachon
Superstitions and witchcraft tales from early America
A broad portrait of popular belief and its decline. The piece recalls midwestern and New England superstitions from the early 1800s, recounting signs of death, misfortune, or blessing such as ringing ears and moon sightings. It details a Daggett family witchcraft episode with a bewitched horse, Captain Tobey’s knots, and public craze. It closes with moral vignettes about human folly and a highway robbery sermon by a clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balem
Europe
America
Henry Exensa
Samuel
Daggett
Daggetts
Johm Tobey
Samuel Daggett
Captain Tobey
Capt. ‘Tobey
Sibley
Union
Historic Life Span Shifts From Eighteen to Forty Three
Professor Buchanan notes a dramatic rise in average longevity from eighteen years in the sixteenth century to 43.7 years by the latest reports. He cites Geneva medical statistics and contends medical advances since 1400 to 1845 would alter national bills by over half a million dollars or about 1500 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barex
Iere
Ixoneasen Avenson
Howin
Buchanan
Mechanic's Institute of Cincinnati
Geneva
Smithsonian Institute Charms Washington in Roman Gothic Style
Washington April 23 1852 The Smithsonian Institute rises near the Mall below the Capitol in a striking Roman Gothic red sandstone building. It spans 450 by 140 feet with nine towers, surrounded by extensive grounds. Funded by a half million pound bequest from Englishman James Smithson the institute aims to increase and diffuse knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sWashington
Smithsonian Institute
Capitol
United States
Smithson
Washington
Congress
Patents
Henry
Agassiz
Gould
Boston
Presidemk
Arta
Walla
Washington Monument
Union
Patent’ Office
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D. As. Chamberlin & CO
A. Leonard
Hervey Davis
Rey
John M. Batchelder
Crvin
Washington &I
Holyoke Street
M. Loomis
Vambridgeport
H. Jewell & CO
Chronicle Building
Hilla
Kents
August Hamann
Mr. Sawyer
Atheneum
B.D. Bartlett
Elis
Brattle Street
School Court
W. H. Gorham
M. D
Brighton Street
Harvard Square
George P. Backus
Prospect Street
Eben Denton
Norfolk Street
Charles Stone
Prospect ST
John Pear
Punebral
Universalist Church
John Ford & CO
Main
Magazine Street
Mass
Barunpay
Matin
Mila
GRIST
Pine and
School Street
Geho, OW. Livermore
Busines
Ofice
Cann Street
Homatica
DLR
Brattle
Court St
Horton
John Oliver
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Naples
Jupiter
Hercules
Diomede
Panga
Herculaneum
Vestals
Morris
Philadelphia
Tribunal
Pantheon
Theatre
Rome
Lampeiians
England
Augustus
Romaius
Roma
Elizabeth
Troy
Pompeiians
Bacchus
Venus
Gena
London
Gaola
the Chronicle
Smithsonian Institute, Washington Monument
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