Sick Room Scene Shows Nurse Reading Aloud
The fragment describes a convalescent with heightened emotion as a nurse and a morning paper appear. A readerly mood hints at melodrama and suggestive tension around a provocative scene in a padded room setting.
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Showeas
The Jack o Lantern Legend and the Fighting Preacher
A fragmentary collection blends a Dublin style Jack o Lantern legend where Jack outwits devils and reaches both heaven and hell with a stubborn boast, and a Georgia tale of a reformist preacher facing Cross Roads boys who beat him then become his supporters. Also a short note of practical advice on party arrivals and bowing etiquette.
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Wolny
Jonathan Pepperman
Georgia Inquirer Sun
Jonathan Pep
Perman
Old Yellow Shani
Ari
Hey
Ateer
Old Yellow Shank Church
Cross Roads
Fragmented Geographies and a Runaway Polacat Tale
A dialogic snippet presents a tan gentleman and Sam in a humorous exchange about running away, polacat, and centrifugal force. The language imitates a colonial or comic tone with playful mispronunciations and a mock lecture on physics, ending with a quizzical reference to jogerfuy.
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Sam
Gilbly
Sat
Kay
Loxus
Comic Exchange Sparks Odd Interview in Chicago Herald
In a clipped dialogue from a Boston cousin, a boy asks about relatives who might die during the baseball season, while a merchant and youth trade peculiar lines about credentials and grandmothers. The piece ends with a humorously tangled note and a nod to Aristotle.
Baptism of Fire Recall by Seventh Ohio Infantry
Colonel S. V. Semple recounts the Seventh Ohio Infantry's first battle experiences in West Virginia and Virginia. He describes the Rosa Lane encounter with Floyd's forces, the Winchester action against Stonewall Jackson, and a brutal battery charge fought under heavy fire. The narrative honors fallen comrades and details personal observations of courage and suffering amid Civil War combat.
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S.r V. Semple
Seventh Ohio Infantry
West Virginia
Rosa Lanca
Floyd
Georgia
Anys
Northwest
Charleston
Winchester
Virginia
Stonewall Jackson
Oberlin
Obarlin
Teblo
Jilin
Graveyard tale and eerie events from a German Lutheran cemetery
The article recounts a macabre Chicago cemetery incident in 1847 where a girl Ida died and her body was nearly stolen for dissection. Her grieving mother later claimed the body. A grave-robber was startled by the apparition of the father protecting his daughter’s remains. The piece also notes natural science finds in Colombia Andes and a political voting anecdote from Lawiston, Maine, plus casual labor chatter.
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Ida
M. B's
Inet
William Zonge
Menaute
Hla
Confab and Comment in a Bude News Whit
Fragmented dialogue shows readers debating piety love and value of things. References to a preacher, a young man’s faith, a diamond test, and a funeral sermon reveal social concerns and humor. A proofreader and a streetcar scene end with a wry observation on wiles of women.
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Jobson
Dianis
Jennie
Minnie
Mob
A. Plowd
Shu
Yuan
Breadless village tragedy amid cold frontier
In a desolate village a man and his wife, starved and unable to feed their two crying children, plead for bread. A twelve year old girl speaks of apparitions as the reporter learns the family has exhausted all aid from authorities and neighbors and faces death by starvation.
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Jack
Evan
Sam
Jack Roake
Dack
Guite
Thorping
Cottairs
Adium
Dak
Davr
Cmd
Satan
Renmant
Damon
Anster
Maesty
Jule
Devil
Hell
Devil Graily
Heaven
Peter
Atchisan Globe
Childran
Hoves
Homer
Athoma
Uwnall
Turkish government issues press instructions in Constantinople
A fragment from a 19th century piece discusses Imperial press guidelines. It covers prioritizing emperor health, agriculture, industry news, and warns editors against publishing unapproved fiction, sensitive names, or crimes against royals. It also mentions censorship and odd notes about Russian cultural practices.
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Constantinople
Toke
Ismutiafledt
Fragmented old science notes on nature and mortality
A garbled 19th century fragment discusses Huangta in Tamaulipas for fuel, sun distance thought experiments, deep sea fish limits, a giant spider in Ceylon, Ecuadorian Andean studies, life expectancy figures, and color symbolism across cultures, all presented in a scattered, cryptic style.
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Tamaulipas
Mexico
Monterey & Mozivan Gulf
Yailwauy
Ceylon
Theodor Wolf
Ecuador
Hea
Ape
Pacific
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