Worshiping Old Sandals and a Japanese Noble House
A Japanese noble Ichijima Tosujiro of Echigo pays 12000 yen in taxes yearly. His family honors worn sandals as a ritual linked to the founder who rose from poverty by making and trading straw footwear. He financed the family’s rise by exchanging old sandals for new, eventually growing wealthy. The practice continues as a solemn household ceremony.
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Ichijima Tosujiro
House of Lords
Echigo
Japan
Font-Cear
Iho
Gnelly
Sea of Japan
Sado
Offic Y Ege
Sunda
Henner
Elt
Stork
Georgie Mueller
England
Albert Cookman
Church Militant
Church Triumphant
Church of God
Moses
Agman
Iruned
London
Hristel
Lawland
New York
Seorn
Alps
Gretase
Marc
Stephy
Laas
Utah
Tiei Bay
Dove
Tse
Lieway
Andrew Ellicott
Iiee
Lyell
J W. Spencer
American Association For the Advancement of Seiemee
Erie Basin
Niagara
American Falls
Huron
October Thoughts Sermon From Rev Valinage At St. Johns
The newspaper notes Rev Valinage selected as the sermon topic for Sunday focusing on October Thoughts and biblical birds as symbols. The piece reflects on pilgrimage themes, heavenward living, and calls for families to join in faith, urging readiness for eternal realms.
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Valinage
Jeremiah
Viton Gael Wouid
Wintel
Hutt
Aly Ayers Us
Monel
Wwe
Hiv
Oly
Keneay
Teresa
Isage Watts
Westley
Haydn
Christ
Heaven
Jesus
Hannah
Samuel
Abraham
iIsane
Hagar
Ishemael
Ayay
Do It Yourself Halter Ties From Grass Rope
Agricultural hints describe a cheap halter and tie device using an 11 inch grass rope a snap and a 14 inch ring. An eye splice forms a tie by threading rope through the snap and ring with two eye-splices on the ring side and repeating the splice process for each strand.
Ropework tips and halter craft from Country Gentleman
Dabney M. Seales describes practical rope and halter adaptations. A marlin pricker made from a sharpened hardwood stick aids rope work. A three piece head stall uses two rings and a through ring tether, designed to distribute strain away from the animal’s face.
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Dabney M. Seales
Country Gentleman
Parasites on a Caterpillar and Its Effects on Fruit Crops
An article discusses green sphinx caterpillars feeding on wild cherry and grapevines and details parasitic ichneumon wasps that infest the caterpillar. It explains how the parasite emerges, the impact on healthy caterpillars, and notes potential year-to-year changes in moths related to these parasites.
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Pierce
Live Stock Notes Emphasize Fences Feed and Stock Care
The article stresses for stock owners to maintain pasture fences and proper feeding. It notes losses from poor fences and urges well fed animals of the best mutton breed to boost market appeal. It also offers remedies for sows that eat their offspring, highlighting exercise and succulent feed, and advises stalled feeding for cattle brought in from pasture in fall.
Ingenious Water System From Casks On Farm
A farmer describes buying three molasses casks for a dollar each, turning them into a rainwater system. He adds wagon tire hoops, builds a six foot staging, connects casks with lead pipe, passes a galvanized pipe to the washroom, and installs a globe faucet. Water funnels from roof troughs into the casks, with a brass valve planned to prevent freezing.
The Cruel Plant and Other Notables
An excerpt discusses the cruel plant physianthus albens nicknamed for harming butterflies, noting it flowers in August and entraps insects while not being carnivorous. It mentions the Brazil origin, a second plant enicus discolor with a viscous lure, and a Russian professor’s dance alphabet besides a brief note on Andrew Jackson’s upbringing and education.
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Brazil
Jusseil
Commodity Prices Reported in Baltimore Market Notice
Fragments show prices for oats, corn, wheat flour and bread products in Baltimore markets. Terms cover grain futures, lard, butter and related commodities with varied unit descriptors and quality notes.
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Plsuraw
Vrain-Whes
Baltimore Vlour
Pfemio
CHE Lab & Train
Vaud
Trains and Household Quips Across Rough Speech
A garbled collage shows snippets about trains, a secondhand desk, jokes that pay, a green carpet, a keep off sign, and pie frames. It includes fragments from Cincinnati Trivune Harper's Bazar and Kate Field’s Washington Mission with assorted voices and domestic banter.
Fragmented 1920s Text Sparks Puzzle of Health and Deception
A garbled OCR style paragraph references entrapment and futile advice, mentioning Palmistry journal themes, a Philadelphia Record, and a medicinal syrup company. It presents a jumble of phrases about captivation, nerve, and remedies, all framed as a chaotic historical newspaper snippet with dubious clarity.
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Prinecasd
Eastland
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Canaria
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Ger. Ptovis
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Thaney
Clarisan
Taftaes
Pedward
St. Bernanis
St. Jans
Fairmont
Mina
Uires Ay
Braghesu
Coomketkeree
Ktruxn &Co
Brsomaxtox
N.Y
Fren
Slerinte
Swallow
Eeriy
Honesdale
Pac
Jong Uline
Dintibart
Biind Temierly
Peretin
Niazara
Vandyke
U.S
Elis
Andrew Jackson
Echool
Corraras
Po Serger St. Rorusy
Wisn
Henter
Colonni
Lassie
John
Harper’s Bazar
Wes
Kate Field
Washington
Samners
Mr x
Harper
Basu
Pretty Sean Isis
Ana
Philadelphia Record
Mre Gura Athead
Hale
Pike
Chicago
Tribus
Oyen
Rani
Dlorna
Canton
Mass
Burde
John Carle & Sons
Ely
Ely Bie
Warren Street
A.h.keioge
Elm Street
Cinclynathi
St. Jacobs
James Pyle
Igbnte
Frente
WL. Douglas
Brockton
W. L. Douglas
Kennedy
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Boston
Normandy
Lespinasse
Laxe Sr. Titnois
Scott
Scotts
Scott & Bowne
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