Going Home Reflector Snippet From Abilene Newspaper
Fragmentary lines describe someone returning home, with imagery of apple trees in bloom and thoughts on time for work and play. The text appears to be a poetic or reflective brief from the Abilene Reflector published by L H Litts & Co, but most content is incomplete and non-specific.
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Gor Astris
Pennsylvania
War Echoes on the Missouri Bluff A Confederate Tale
A family tale set in Missouri as Civil War tensions ignite. Richard Kirby, a Southern suitor, enlists after a dispute over a letter aiding enslaved people. Jane clings to hope amid battles that split neighbors, and Richard dies after a grim farewell, leaving Jane bound to the Confederacy and the memory of their love.
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Bamet
Virginia
Fort Moultrie
Union
Missouri
Jackson
Lyon
Jefferson City
Jane
Richard Kirby
Ole Virginny
Martha
Andy
Kirbys
Old Martha
Kansas
Kirby
Price
Richard
Gracie
Rachel
Bob
Riwana
Boonville
Warsaw
Rhhaan
Home Guards
Ben McCulloch
Bull Run
Aees
Sigel
Dtyperson
Salexisva
Confederacy
Tam
Volton
Cheapness and variety of clocks attract buyers
An era of affordable timepieces is described with brass mantels, nickel plated time-keepers, weather clocks, calendars and chimes. The piece notes export demand to Europe and the Americas, offering dozens of styles at low prices to suit any East-side flat.
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Europe
Mexico
South America
Stedman at Home on Newcastle Island Poet Banker-Collector
The article profiles Eim and Clarence Stedman the Wall Street banker at his Newcastle Island New Hampshire summer home. It describes the Queen Anne cottage sea views stone walls a Venetian loggia and driftwood hearth. It notes his literary work in New York at night and leisure activities including boating fishing and visits by authors savants and travelers at Jaffrey Point.
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Fampus
Wall Street
Eim and
Clarence Stedman
Steddan Feals
New England
Longfellow
Holmes
Lowell
Whittier
Mr. Stedman
New Hampshire
Newcastle Island
Piscataqua River
Portsmouth
Atlantic
Appledore
Applegate
Mantella Tower
Juunlan’s
Fort Constitution
New York
Jaffrey Point
Walter Neale
N. F. Star
Blood Oranges and Other Quirky Fruits from Sterly Market
In a Boston Globe piece the writer visits Sterly near the Quincey market and learns from a dealer that blood oranges are produced by grafting pomegranates onto ordinary orange trees. He notes Sicily as a major producer and mentions other curiosities like pineapple and navel oranges, sweet lemons, and the lime versus lemon taste divide.
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Sterly
Quincey Market
Sicily
California
Boston Globe
Miscellany of oddities and inventions from 19th century press
A collage of humorous vignettes and curiosities from 1880s newspapers. Notes on fashion mishaps, clever thieves, a horse struck by lightning, a German violet study, a bank cashier judge exchange, a lamp post design, and a puzzle prize offer. Includes humorous anecdotes from Harper’s Bazaar and Drake’s Traveler. Entrepreneurs and inventors feature in imagined devices and real wagers.
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United States
John
Sam
Massachusetts
Egypt
Harper's Bazar
Hopkinsville
Bordeaux
Brazil
Arkansaun
Mamma
Drake's Traveler's Magazine
Virginia
Louisa County
Chien
Chicago
M. Y. Brammer
Pittsburgh Stockman
Stinlg
Pittsburgh
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