Pompano Tales From the Pacific Coast Markets
An aged Seattle style piece explains pompano origin in Japan and California markets. It notes the fish presence around Monterey Santa Cruz and Santa Monica, price trends, and three cooking methods including papilloté and wrap-in-paper baking. It mentions fishermen and market dynamics shaping supply and taste.
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Japan
Pacific Coast
California
Ireland
Gulf of Mexico
Francisco
Jromnese
Trent
Bert Chdafern
Monterey
Weston
Monteres
Santa Cruz
Santa Barbara
Sante Monica
San Francisco
Ancient Roman butcher shop marble relief in two compartments
A marble relief from Rome shows a butcher at work in the larger section with a cleaver and meat, a wall of hooks with dressed meat, a leg of meat and organs, a boar head, while the wife sits in the smaller half with an account book assisting the business.
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Museum of Antiquities
Dresden
Rome
Goarne Geographical Pact and Transportation Plan
An 19th century fragment from the St. Louis Republic proposes a geograhical pact to stretch a line from the Mississippi River to Pekin and Pekin Haistroud, suggesting threading a thread to measure the distance. The piece implies shipping Asian labor after the road is completed and hints at transcontinental route ideas.
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Tathi
Pekin
Cluna
Belring
Misssippi
St. Louis Republic
Mysterious Seashell Dwelling in Huachuca Mountains Arizona
A peculiar shell‑built ruin in the Huachuca Mountains near a military reserve puzzles observers. The stone house resembles Papago straw huts, with walls containing multiple shell varieties and a huge shell over the doorway. Its age and shell sources remain unknown.
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Arizona
San Francisco
Huachuca Mountains
German Inventor Fails Patent On Erasable Inks Paper
A German inventor faced patent rejection for a new erasable paper allowing any ink to be wiped away with a damp sponge. The process used asbestos and parchment fibers, with acid treatment and multiple rolling steps to mimic ordinary paper, triggering regulatory cautions.
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Haished
Bert Probie
Recovery dialogue between doctors and patient Mulkins
The dialogue shows two doctors discussing patient Mulkins and their own recovery progress. One notes both are on the road to recovery while the other, puzzled, asks about Mulkins means of getting about and attending to duties in law.
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Mulkins
Local Catarrh Cure Reward Ad Claims Trustworthy Firms
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a cure of career catarrh by Mall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cheney Co Toledo and West and Proax wholesale druggists, with testimonials and stated reliability. Ends with a jumble of old advertisements and product mentions.
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Mall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Chney
West & Proax
Ohin
Kixnxan & Manvis
Ohio
Hall
Privsper
We Care Rupture and Community Notices in Tioga County
Fragmentary notice mentions S J Holiensworth and Co of Owero Tioga County New York seeking mail payments with references to theft and missing items. It also cites confusion around religious sessions in Chicago and references to postage stamps and premiums. The readable text is garbled, but indicates a payment demand and possible theft concerns linked to local individuals and events.
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Gutree
S. J. Holiensworth & C O
Owero, Tioga Co
N. Y
Ee $l
Absolute Pure Baking Powder and a Museum Of The Body
An exhibit at the National Museum outlines the components of an average man weighing 154 pounds. It lists water, egg white, glue, fat, phosphate of lime, lime carbonate, sugar and starch, fluoride of calcium, phosphate of magnesia, salt, and other elements with quantities and values. The piece notes the intrinsic worth of human body elements and then recounts a history of the Capital of the United States locations from Philadelphia to Washington.
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Tional Museum
National Museum
Curious Lock of Hair Grows for Mrs Credle in New Bern
A New Bern Journal item notes Mrs S E Credle keeper of a boarding house in the Howard building on South Front Street, owns a lock of hair that was cut two years ago at about one inch and has since grown to over a foot with a vigorous, live appearance.
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S. E. Credle
Howard Building
South Front Street
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Roman Bircher's
Recov
Milton Star
Mowry
Bennswick
Tareves
Tornamento Religions
Chicago
Columpian
Comenan
Eoaroy
Beecham
U.S. Gov't Report
United States
Capitol
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Lancaster
Penn
York
Princeton
N. J
Annapolis
Washington
Washington News
Taauigs
August Flower
Boston
LL. C. Frost
Springfield
Mass
Colvin
Dock Mills
Essep
Cradfield Regulator CO
Atlarta
Oder
Huss I. B. Seeley & CO
11Th St
Philado
Atte
Cook Remedy Co
Reat Baxter Court
Nashville
vrHalita
Thomson’s
Thomson Mfg. CO
WarvTimach. Crass
Sheppard's
Grater
Isaac A. Sheppard
Ae Pa al. Timore
Ad. Turfrs
Hood
Bird Fanciers
Rennes
Parsons
Peilacelr
The
Atlanta Weekly Constitution
Atlanta, Ga
Farmers of America
Ely
America
Europe
Congress
Sven
Constitution
Ita
Elie
Theo Er
the Farm and Farmers’ Department
the Women’s Department
the Children’s Department
Mark Twain
Bret Harte
Frank R. Stockton
Joel Chandler Harris
Bill Arp
Sarge Plunkett
Wallace P. Reed
Frank L. Stanton
Virginia
Texas
Sissou
Lavor
Warted
Stent
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