Handel Early Education and Oddities Across Eras
The excerpt recounts young Handel's first music lessons under Zachau after a duke noticed his talent at seven. It shifts to an engineer’s boiler room mishap aboard a ship, detailing braces failing and safe precautions preventing disaster. It then notes linguistic diversity in Eperjes and a humorous courtship exchange before listing jurors and local officials, ending with an ad for August Flower’s long-recorded health benefits.
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Sete
Welasentas
Handel
Zachaou
Halle Cathedral
Setio
Pointed Paragraphs and Family Quarrels In Gossip
A quoted column from the Atchison Globe discusses critics as kickers and the idea that gifts can complicate judgment. It notes how people overlook details until fully heard and reflects on wife husband dynamics and later widower experiences with apologies to company.
The Poison of Wealth and Its Dangers
Edward E. Martin discusses wealth as a poison that spoils most who gain it, harming especially the young unaccustomed to riches. He notes how sudden fortune tests families, and that only rare men with a capable wife can wisely use wealth without ruin.
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Edward
Martin
Atlantic
The Fish Net Custom At Gloucester
A curious Gloucester practice tied to disease control once used stringed nets around quarantined houses to protect a sacred fish net. The barrier carried heavy penalties, deterring any disturbance and reflecting strong laws safeguarding that property.
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Gloucester
Mass
The Bishop and the Senator of Washington
A visiting bishop argues with a U S senator on church attendance. The senator cites hypocrisy as the reason while the bishop replies there is always room for one more. This exchange appears in the Philadelphia Post.
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Washington
Philadelphia Post
Rejection in a Literary Duel of Wits
A fair girl rejects a literary suitor while he laments the social custom of rejection. The exchange turns on notions of merit and circumstance, with sharp exchanges reflecting in social manners and wit. Notable phrases from the Washington Star and Towne appear amid the dialogue.
Notice of Settlement in Atlantic County Orphans Court
The surrogate will review and report the following accounts at the Regular Term of the Orphans Court in Atlantic County. Settlement hearing set for Tuesday January 9, 1906, to be held in Atlantic County.
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Aadiehl
Orphans’ Court
bolHieo
Atlantic County
Fragmentary legal notice from Atlantic City court filing
Partial OCR shows a legal notice referencing Nathan J. Mossel and an order of a court dated the twentietyeth day of November, mentioning a public sale at Louis Kueh’s hotel on Atlantic Avenue in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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New J. Philadelphia
United States District and
Uieguit Cource
Real Hetate and Law Building
Atlantic City
South Jersey
Cinco Cebanols
Atlantic
Wivgrats
Avenues
B. J
Atlantic Avenue
New Jersey
Nathan J. Mossel
U Court
Louis Kuehale
Worth West
South Vardos
Atlant
Cty
N. J
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J. Haines Lippincott
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Philip Jeffrey
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Water Power Co
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Peter L. Mullin
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John Westcott
Frank M. Bolon
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William J. Garrison
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Charles
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Mary A. Per
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