Shifting Social Media of the Gilded Era
A miscellany notes foreign ladies teaching shaving in Eastern cities, long service at the Navy Department, pensioned scouts in the Bannock war, Nevada County twins with ages twenty eight and twenty two, John Mackay’s costly era in Europe, and a Ben Vragygie monument in Sutherlandshire. Also bees in a Bladensburg church weathering, a New York belle with a strawberry mark seeking grafts, Prince Browarck’s pipe, a Groton Mass postmaster’s resignation, polar observing stations telegraphed, stockings destined to change color by wearer hair, a Philadelphia arrival from Ireland, and General Pleasonton’s memory of a wartime horse.
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Lindsay Moss
Secretary of the Navy
John Quincy Adams
Sarkah Winnemucca
Vancouver
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John Mackay
Virginia City
Moray Firth
Bladensburg
New York Society
Prince Browarck
Berlin
Harrig E. Farnsworth
Groton
Mass
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Lena
Russia
Switzbergen
Holland
New Siberian Islands
Novaya Zemlya
Point Barrow
Alaska
Arctic
Canada
Cincinnati Anquirer
Joshua Faces
Society of Fiends
Limerick
Ireland
Philadelphia
Chester County
Jacob
Isaac Jackson
Jacobs
Mr. Jacob
Who First Peopled America
The article reviews multiple unsubstantiated theories on the origins of the American races, dismissing searches for biblical or mythical origins. It outlines three main hypotheses autochthonous origin, shared ancestry with Eastern civilizations, and migration from Asia via Behring Strait, noting evidence is inconclusive and future findings may refine understanding. It critiques Welsh and other speculative claims and emphasizes cautious, evidence-based inquiry.
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North American Review
America
Lesearbot
Noah
Solomon
Nash
Orriv
Lord Kingsborough
Tower of Refuge
Babel
Fuerites
Guatemala
Ives
House of Israel
Madoc
Owen Gwynedd
Mexico
Agassiz
Asia
Behring Strait
Pacific
Spring or Fall Planting of Fruit Trees Advice
The Germantown Telegraph advises on whether spring or fall is best for planting fruit trees. If soil is moist, spring is preferred. if dry, fall. Planting should be careful, with large root spread, minimal root loss, protection from sun, and timely watering. If roots are large they may need pruning and branches shortened to save the tree.
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Germantown
Edison Still 3 Ao or Ee Rhowlight Item
Fragmentary note mentions Edison phrase and a time placeholder with unclear meaning. No coherent event or names to anchor a dated news item.
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Edison
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