Miscellaneous Global Facts FromHistoric Notes
A broad compilation notes global trivia including Japan’s sake industry and seaweed markets in Tokyo and Osaka, Lisbon tramways in Portugal, Sahara temperatures, and U S quicksilver production. It mentions a Moscow drug store, Beider surrender artifacts, shark rewards in Austria, hive production in Australia, and legal notices about trials and education.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Europe
Tokyo
Osaka
Washington
United States
Sahara
Spain
Texas
California
Australia
Bieder
Rojestvensky
Howes
Achin
Sumatra
Moscow
Prussia
New York
Severthe Tessele
Manchester
Wolf Sore
N. H
Portsmouth
England
Uncle Clay Rogers and pallbearer die at same burial
In Boyle county Harrodsburg Herald reports Uncle Clay Rogers a 39 year slave died at home Tuesday morning. At his funeral pallbearer Joseph Coffey suddenly collapsed and died as coffin neared grave. Both men, once enslaved, lived in shared plantation life and are buried together after aging to about 85.
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Harrodsburg Herald
Clay Rogers
Boyle County
Needmore
Joseph Coffey
Texas Wonder Deepens Kidney and Bladder Cure Claim
Hopkinsville Kentucky testimony touts Hall’s Texas Wonder as a universal kidney and bladder remedy. Claims include gravel relief, seminal emission reduction, and bladder irregularities in men women and children with a two month, one dollar bottle mailed from St. Louis Missouri.
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Hopkinsville
W. Hall
St. Louis
Texas
Hall
E. W.hall
P. O
Veterinary guidance on knotty guts and horse indigestion
Breeder's Gazette explains knotty guts in sheep caused by a nonlethal worm, urging generous feeding with oats bran and flaxseed, pasture change, salt, and succulent foods. For horses, indigestion leads to thinning. a daily mash of daxseed with prune pulp and a powder mix is advised, plus blister treatment for bog spavin and hoof care routines from the Atlanta Constitution.
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AtAtaat
Atlanta Constitution
Prather's Creek Community Notes Signal Early Winter
Wild geese head south as locals predict early winter. G T Mays pursues a rural route approval. Will Shewmaker buys the farm from Will Shewmaker for 2300 dollars. Peter Harmon rents a farm from Virgil Milton. R T Begley and wife visit G T Mays. Mrs Henry Coyle visits daughter Mrs G W Young. James Isham from Jensonton visits on business. D H Cocanougher from Texas appears in the area.
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G. T. Mays
Ture
Will Shewmaker
Battler Shewmaker
Shewmaker
Peter Harmon
Virgil Milton
R. T. Begley
Henry Coyle
Springfield
G. W. Young
James Isham
Jensonton
D. H. Cocanougher
Texas
Local social notes and scattered county crop report
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs R L Arnold and Mrs Nancy Cocanougher with W T Kimberlin. Mrs Sally Kimberlin suffers rheumatism. A paragraph references a Pharmacy Board report from New South Wales Australia and a Chamveries C product from Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines. Anderson County tobacco crops show 1 681 000 pounds total, about 3250 pounds per grower, with Ben Franklin sending warehouse capacity statements and rents to a company.
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R.L. Arnold
Nancy Cocanougher
W. T. Kimberlin
Sally Kimberlin
New Southales
Aus
Chamberlain Medicine Company
Des Moines
Iowa
U.S. A
J. Hay
Anderson News
Anderson County
Kentucky and Ohio Burley Company
Ben. Franklin
Washington County Common Schools Exam Notes
A late nineteenth century education page outlines monthly tests for primary to fourth year students. It lists arithmetic, language, geography, history, grammar and writing tasks with fragments on reading, spelling, and moral lessons.
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Reavis
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. H. Jones
Scotland
Japan
Aame
Kansas
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Thomas Hendricks
Ington High School
Sowrie
Canton
Thomas
John Bingham
Edwant Clark
Maule
Prather’s Creek
The
Sun and Chi
Cago National Daily Review
Chicago National Daily Review
Saw
Chicago Rational Daily
Sun
the Sun
Kentucky
Chamberlain
Washington County Common Schools
Robert Bruce and
Laura
John
Tom
Henry
Charles
AntruMeti
North America
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
America
John Smith
Teloon
Harvey
Anne Hay
Nie
Etco Contin
Krasumar
Nani Leif
Istory
Columbus
John Cabot
Magelas
Pesseae Tae
Maryland
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