Pontigello 2E Restored
A brief notice notes Pontigello 2E restored as a state memory project near the town. The report highlights its revival ahead of planned conveniences and new features tied to the estate’s historical design.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1912
Page
6
Monticello Journey Through Jefferson's Home and Legacy
A historical look at Monticello detailing its grounds and architecture from the President's Walk to the marble staircase. It highlights Jefferson's furnishings, the influence of European palaces, and the fate of the estate after Jefferson's death including its sale to Commodore Uriah Levy and the Randolph family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Randolph
Tom
Jefferson
Europe
Mansien
Monticello
Giniccus
Tarleton
Meg Wat
Salem
Louis XIV
America
Levy
Martha Jefferson Randolph
Edge Hill
Monticelin
James T. Barclay
First Contact with Negritos by German Explorer
A German botanist Albert Grubauer and his party meet a dwarf Negrito tribe in the Philippine mountains. They approach peacefully with non threatening gifts and no weapons. The leader signals by breaking a twig, triggering a cautious but friendly exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Albert Grubauer
Ties
Old Man
First Ride on Train In Joplin Township
Mrs H Keith aged 113 and her youngest son 89 took a ride by train from their home near Tre s railroad in southern Arkansas. They marveled at the sights and greeted a uniformed patrolman in Joplin. The elder woman noted she is 95 and described her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Mra
Keith
Shea
Frontier Medical List and Free Thinker Quip
The excerpt notes frontier medical beverages and odd remedies with castor oil and molasses for taste. It suggests women as informal doctors in backwoods days, then pivots to a playful exchange about a free thinker and marriage, ending with a remark on a man’s view of his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Virginia
North Carolina
Liggett & Myers
Frontier Medical List
New Orleans
Smelled a Grafter Clubman Returns from New York Visit
A Boston clubman recently back from New York City discussed his trip with a friend. The friend joked about having a policeman in his pocket, prompting a serious refutation from the clubman as he noted the prevalence of grafters during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York City
Social propriety in jeopardy over bet revelation
Mrs Wayupp frets that Bets may discover a secret that could ruin their social standing. Mrs Bilase fears the cost if Petia must pay, highlighting gossip and pressure within a strained social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomeely
Wayupp
Dushand
Bilase
Petia
Hades
Portrait Stasis Phrase Sparks Curious Exchange
An unclear exchange features a speaker praising a portrait and another corrected line about the image. The fragment hints at a formal tone and possible mishearing or garbled text. No clear event or individuals emerge beyond the odd phrasing.
Fragmentary phrase collection from historical text
Readable fragments include questions about meaning and references to moods, with partial quotes about ease and taking candy from the baby. The text appears as garbled OCR with no clear event or人物.
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