Hiding Place of German Emperor William I Visit Not Open to Public
The article recalls that William I’s country house, a symbol of imperial showplace, rarely admits the public. It notes occasional exceptions when visitors seek entry to view the estate during the emperor’s absence, with anecdotes of gatekeeping, security, and the elaborate regulations surrounding tours. The piece blends curiosities about royal access with broader reflections on discipline and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem I
William I
William DE
Schloss
Heo
Persetes
Cammnun
Acre
T ' Hershey
Eeoortiggwg
Enamiroiogists
Tae Revue
Riment Thay
Wien
Siv
Conurts
Levisigture Bet
Congress
Neot Directiv
Othe Ie
Peente
Bamdele
Vno
Bek Pia
Aghoe
Nave
Waron
Armel
Seth
Mao Busta
Terrase
Folklore Quotation Mix and Quills Myth Echoes
A garbled paste combines notes on mythical beasts and sacred animals with references to porcupine quills and biblical figures. It reprints stray lines from publications and quotes, including remarks on Alderman McManus and a Puck tidbit, plus a misquoted Emerson sentiment on redemption and intellect.
Agricultural Hint for Raised Pig Pens on Posts
A design from American Agriculturist shows a raised pen structure on posts with a two foot platform outside each door. The rear wall is lower, front ridge aligned with front posts, and hinged sliding or swinging doors allow flexible separation of hogs and access to the yard. Sliding bolts and removable brackets enable adjustable, weather resistant openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plansiare
Oc. Fiyrt
American Agriculturist
Farm Water Supply Methods for Well Purity
The article emphasizes protecting family water by proper well curb construction. It warns against surface water contamination and urges sealing joints with cement below the platform to prevent entry by bugs and animals, keeping the well environment ventilated and secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Tribune
Leaves and dirt for fall poultry care
The best fall update for fowls is to stock shelter with dry dirt and leaves. Scratching in winter keeps hens laying, and a dirt leaf pile in the poultry house provides exercise and contentment when snow lies heavy. Extra leaves store well and help warmth by reducing cold drafts.
Genius and Disease in Creative Minds
The article argues that genius often accompanies neurotic or diseased minds, citing Nerval, Heine, and others. It notes epilepsy and spinal diseases boosting intellect or inspiring writing, with Lombroso and Sylvester quoted on disease shaping thought and creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard de Nerval
Geerard
Halle
Heine
Sylvester
Cesare Lombroso
Porpoise Rescued From Seine Brought To Canal Basin Tale
A steamship captain ferried a large porpoise into a canal basin near Buratarin Bay after it became entangled in a seine. The animal, eight feet long and about 500 pounds, was kept wet and alive for ten hours in the basin before gradually recovering and swimming again, narrates the Times-Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage
Alegertaad
Weiperliier
Pest
Sarresa
Diterrad
Bergh
Henry Lawrence
Ettrick Shepherd
Harvey's Canal
Cate
A. Harvey
Louise Tiarver
Haron
Gulf
Buratarin Bay
Harvey
Didieulve
Cant
Memorials Removed From Willesden Churchyard
In 1871 a young woman died suddenly before her marriage and was buried at St. Mary’s Willesden churchyard. A wreath and orange blossoms were placed on her grave, remaining for years until weathering spurred removal. The notes describe time’s ravages on the wedding dress and the churchyard memorials, reflecting private sentiment and archival curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Willesden
Heat Expansion Rates and Temperature Effects
A clipped Indianapolis Journal fragment notes inquiries into exceptions to heat expansion rates for solids and contrasts contractions with cooling. It references a peer concept labeled as Pommiy Vestin and a “iceman teaver” phrase, suggesting early thermodynamic discussion without clear experimental details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiannapolis Journal
Questionable Remedies and Nonsense Pervade Early Notices
A garbled OCR fragment lists varied quotes and product names including Poses Cure, Pike’s Toothache Drops, Piso’s Cure for Consumption, and Time Catarrh Care. It mixes author attributions and scattered phrases, reflecting inconsistent 19th century newspaper filler and ad-like snippets.
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Patite
Dycee
Ils
Tibet
Feng
Utah
Sinat
Qatar
Elie
Appa Baenry
Cerio
Werwren
Abelus de
Pioda
Humbir
Noel
Church of Aeue Bas Tegrytel
Dyer Tyrey
Dag Bass T
Promina
Arti
Hann Ws
Marat
Ser
Martel
Tay
Allinesus
Saratoga
Long Branch
Brighton Beach
Sheepshead Hay
Hood's
Kennedy
Roxbury, Mass
Iowa
Riqmandson & O
Pia
Benksen
Woollay
Atlasta
Opium Rae
UDOS
Ephesus
Balaam
Jonah
Israel
Isaac
Saleh
Belkis
Moses
al Horak
Mohammed
Jerusalem
Sheba
Solomon
Costigan
Alderman McManus
Grogan
Yvis
Chewsday
Puck
Emerson
Everett
Fug, J
Jomling
Farm Water Supply
Andrew PF
Hbo
Erin
Inca Jas
Maieras
Willy Pink
Abl
Heh
Avormadl
Wihilurn Medicine Company
Schenertady
Ny Y
S.c
Spatista Hoojumper
Othee
Biono- Gumper
Harper’s Bazar
Indiana
Peru
POLIS
Saad Ain
Slisville
U.S
London Times
Sheerness
China
Armenia
Vlaita
Huarper
Bazar
Sneersby
Washington Star
California Fig Syrup Co
Rocheloucauuid
Pike
Reed
Lwardis
E. D
Sinp
Dloward, Wis
Sydney Bulletin
Tx Solitude
HIG West
Osigaga
EY Lee
John
Druggtata
Dy. Skilmer &Co
Binghamton, N. Y
St.jadges
Gil
Adams’ Pepsin
Ayer
Wes Aes
Brorse Bros., Props
Canton, Mass
U.S.A
Cincinnati Temperance Club
Cincinnati
Tate
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