A Man for the Ages Chapter XV Visit to Kelso's Farm
Abe and Harry ride to Springdale and visit Kelso’s, where Annabel’s illness and Ann Rutledge’s sorrow unfold. Abraham Lincoln’s character grows through quiet scenes of farm life, courtship, and moral reflection as the town mourns.
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Springdale
Kelso
Lincoln Faces Two Great Dangers Before Manhood
The narrative follows young Abe Lincoln in New Islem as grief and isolation threaten his grip on sanity. Bowlin Green, known as Uncle Bowlin, helps Lincoln by sharing meals, stories, and steady companionship, while Lincoln contemplates life, work, and duty.
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Abe Lincoln
Samson
Masubo
Bowlin Green
Ome
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Mr. Green
Beardstown
Springfield
Bowlin
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Abe
King Splits Hollow Log Drag For Road Maintenance
Maitland Missouri resident D Ward King describes a split log drag to maintain roads. He outlines constructing two halves of a split log ten to twelve inches thick seven to nine feet long, mounting them 30 inches apart with stakes and a driver hand hitch, plus reinforcing with a steel arc or wagon tire to level a front ditch slab.
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Maitland
King
Loch Anger
Left Him Thinking at a Colored Sermon
In a San Francisco Argonaut item a preacher jokes with Brer Thomas after a sermon. Asked how old he is, Thomas replies sixty-four if he lives to see another day. The preacher notes the age as sixty years, quipping that all years are counted as lost if one cannot see clearly.
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Brer Jenkins
Thomas
San Francisco
Hard Roads Save Gasoline for Five Ton Truck Test
Tests in Cleveland Ohio show a five ton truck achieving 11.78 mpg on concrete and 1.173 mpg on earth road. Across seven road types the concrete path yields the best fuel efficiency, while earth and gravel roads waste fuel and wear. If 900 miles go on medium to poor roads, fuel costs rise 40 to 50 dollars annually.
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Cleveland
Fair Trick
Hauling on country roads leads 1915 19 figures
The Bureau of Crop Estimates shows Illinois tops crop haulage with about 5 355 000 tons, one tenth of the U S total. Iowa follows with 500 000 tons and Kansas a bit more than half of Illinois. Nebraska Indiana Ohio and Texas trail with 4 050 000 tons in the leading states. Road conditions cause large cost differences in hauling this tonnage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Illinois
United States
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Indiana
Ohio
Texas
Last Toll Road in New Jersey Denotation for 70000
The fragment notes a last toll road in New Jersey with a cost of 70000 dollars. It mentions construction begun in 180 but is incomplete and unclear. The readable bits show a historical toll road topic with monetary and construction dating hints.
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New Jersey
Motor Trucks Overweight in PennsylvaniaInspections
Inspectors in Pennsylvania weighed 4 078 motor trucks across various sections last year and found 1 156 over weight. The data highlights ongoing enforcement and the scope of overweight trucking issues in the state.
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Pennsylvania
Local Publisher Advertises Services and Courses in Salt Lake City
At 5 West Temple Street in Salt Lake City, a local publisher promotes leaf binders and quality service. The item references a moler barber college and a business offering positions and information, highlighting a focus on community needs and advertised courses.
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Love Leaf Binders
Sintia Serords
Barber College
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Ted
Salt Lake City
Medford visit noted for officials and banquet plans
Secretary of the Interim Fall and other dignitaries including 2 phen Mathen and E Q McCormics of Southern Pacific were expected to arrive in Medford on an inspection trip to Crawl Lake. The Medford chamber of commerce plans a banquet. Dennis Russell murder case moves toward Roseburg and Portland with Sheriff Starmer in attendance. Eastbound freight rates on California oil machinery to Wyoming reduced by about 50 cents per 10 pounds, announced by G W Loew to boost Wyoming trade. The Muse of Dancing is described as Terpsichore, patroness of dance in Syriele poetry.
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Nadocal Parka
E. QO. McCormics
Southern Pacific
Medford
Reese Soas
Crawl Lake
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Roseburg
Ore
Dennis Russell
Portland
Sherriff W. Starmer
Douglas County
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California
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G. W. Loew
Southern Pacific Railway
Orter
Fragmentary quote on gender roles and marriage ethics
A garbled dialogue fragment discusses male admiration for women's attributes and the logic of marriage. The speaker references submission, competition, and social expectations, but the text is incomplete and difficult to interpret clearly.
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