Anecdotes On Two Men And A Frontier Serial Novel
The piece shares tales of authorship and conflict around a serialized frontier novel. It recalls Greeley and Bonner conversations and a writer’s tribulations with readers and editors, including a frontier editor’s encounters with miners and a midwestern newspaper setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
the Tribune
Herald
Gresley
Ent
Omaliar
Dames
Weil
Gree
Eet Parks Bulletin
Frontier Town
Tapers
Free Bridge
Tegan
A Tale of Two Cities Retold in Fragmented Verse
An OCR fragment presents a distorted meditation on rich and poor towns, contrasting a golden city with a clay hamlet. The text interweaves misaligned lines, archaic phrasing, and nonsensical spellings, suggesting a satirical or experimental piece, likely a poem or prose sketch.
Boe Becomes Focus On Stage Amid Turbulent Show
A fragment from St Paul Daily Globe describes a performer on the bill with bold movements and dramatic poses. The text mentions footwear and a platform appearance, highlighting crowd attention and the actress's striking presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae
Wili
Symeman
Mm.pe
Ktiude
St. Paul
Briggs Trial of 1890s Presbyterian Heresy Charges
The piece reports the opening of Dr. Briggs's Presbyterian Church trial in New York, outlining charges that his Union Theological Seminary address and views conflict with Holy Scripture and the Church Standards. It notes the first day’s debate, the indictment details, and the committee’s plan to serve copies of charges before a postponed trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fourteenth Feet
Sixth Avehus
New York
Briggs
Presbyterian Cn
United of America
A. Briggs
Presbyterian Courch
Presbytery of
Presbyterian Church
Union Theological Seminary
City of New York
Edward Robinson
Fpirat
Pelde
Dro A Bridas
Sa J Martineau
Sheper
Eesu
Enone Byteren
Book of Discipline
Prinnol
Dr. Briggs
George W. ¥. Birch
D. D. Roumet
F. Sample
Robert F. Sample
D. D
John J. Stevenson
John J. McCook
Miscellaneous Editorial Snippets From Various Papers
A collage of quotable remarks cites American progress in railroads, European war clouds, political caucuses, farm grain advice, imported goods, tobacco output, and a locomotive invention claim. The notes reflect 1920s press snippets across multiple newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Leavenworth Times
United States
N. Y. Press
Pittsburg Post
Buffalo
Hertory
Chicago Evening Post
Hue
Phil Washingington
Prince Dam Rong
Suash Teutene
Fragmented quotes and notes on virtue and study
A jumbled text fragment notes on moral instruction and literary references. It cites Julia Ward Howe and Thoreau with scattered Bible phrases and a stray line about “The fellowting aps for Sea seat” and “Abbott's,” lacking coherent context or complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreau
Fragmentary OCR Text Incoherent Local Notes
A jumble of words and names including Sweden, Canada, Belfast, Belfast and references to population figures and dates. The OCR text is fragmented with unclear phrases about insects, damage, and hiring a cook. No coherent event or report emerges from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Canada
Saad
Jones
Belfast
Prentias Reveals to Vets in Kansas City
Purely personal notes recount Geo B. M. Prentias presenting himself to veterans in Kansas City. The piece paints him as a red and gray cowed but popular figure among Missouri veterans and mentions William Aster as a youthful yet aging sportsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
B. M. Prentias
Kenses City
Missolari
William Aster
Invention Spotlight: Clock That Wounds Without Winding
A new device in a penwiper uses natural bristles and a harpess mechanism to prevent collisions. Herr A Noll of Berthner in the S carpe Forest introduces a clock that runs without winding. An American suggestion yields an enameled calendar that opens and closes. A calico printing mash shows varied uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr A. Noll
Berthner
Carpe Forest
New York
Fragmentary ancient wit on self discipline and rhetoric
The readable fragment hints at reflections on self control and the limits of persuasion. A lawyer is portrayed as quick to claim competence to break wills, while inner battles loom as the hardest fights.
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Webb
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Ant
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Hin
Agein
Australia
Webd
Mercy
Web
Pra
Nether Valley
Golden Town
Plone
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United Magazine
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Julia Ward Howe
George Creed
Aaron So
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ASPEC
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J. B. Miller
Pierson Hardware
Plainfield
Ratitan Mills Feed and Mai & Specialty
North Avenue
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East Front ST
Dunham
DetSi
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X. J. Street
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Netherwood
N. J. Genet
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