Pattengill Reunion At Pattengills Lansing Visit Ithaca 1804
A detailed reminiscence of the Eleventh Pattengill reunion held August 17 in Lansing Michigan, with trips to Ithaca and the Agricultural College. The report lists attendees, officers elected, and remarks on grounds, programs, and future plans, noting refreshments, excursions, and the event’s social links among former students and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattengill
Ti Howe
Mes
Lansing
Tihuca
Fallvoat
Vite
Gee & A
Lhasa
Partweniil
Cedara Stud
Col. Baker
Davia
Brindret
Dees Yneadie
Shorty
Ithaca
Capitol
Townesend Street
Durand
Ences
Bilie Z van Derwenter
O. M
Shakespeare
Mary Katz
Belding
Michigan
Good Roads Debate Opposes Highways Agitation
A rural letter argues against road improvements. It warns that better roads would lure crowds, raise costs for farmers, threaten farm values, and invite social changes that disrupt country life. The writer condemns the agitation as misguided and urges its end.
Steel Roads in Rural Ohio Experiment Scrutinized
Brooklyn Citizen notes that a rural Ohio trial of electric steel roads may show great gains but faces doubts. A European source suggests tenfold trial haul improvements, yet profitability for long rural stretches remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TriMieutties
Mans
Ohio
Thore
Brooklyn
Fragmentary Thought on Time and Loss by Thoman
Fragmentary lines suggest a meditation on nature’s grasp and memory. The text hints that nothing is lost as nature collects every fringe of experience, implying an eternal totalizing view of existence. The author signs as Thoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chence
The Emperor and the Peasant Confront a Tank
A chaotic scene unfolds as a peasant carries a burden while a conqueror clings to a tank in a surreal escape. The emperor laughs as the general commands, amid a distant chorus of shouting and marching troops. The bizarre dialogue and imagery evoke a crumbling, impossible spectacle on a wartime frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas of
Rusia
Hank Inengnite
Aeecveerindin
Pehonne
Lugel
Lewes
Arlen
Fragmented tale of dinner gone awry in a crowded restaurant
A confused narrative follows a meal where diners miswrite notes and a stranger scrutinizes a bill of fare. The waiter clashes with the table, a dining party debates orders, and a chair becomes a focal point. The stranger challenges service, while a wary observer recalls a prior meeting and a vague fate.
Happy Suggestion On Dancing With Niay And Friends
Fragmentary note hints at a casual plan to stroll a conservatory with Mia. Mentions Fred Os and Lronktqn Bugle in a playful, informal tone. No clear event, dates, or concrete actions emerge from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fred Os
Mia
West Virginia tariff joys and political hopes note
A West Virginia reader writes about tariff questions and political sentiment. He praises protective measures for coal and iron, cites likely future protections, and expresses hope Congress will act before the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Nichols
Boston
Millionaires Abroad Stir American Feelings and Taxes
A fragment from the periodical notes prominent American figures like William Waldorf Astor, now a British citizen, plus comment on Americans abroad and tax disputes. It laments New York’s taxes on millionaires, hints at social prestige, and questions the impact of wealth on national life. The text then shifts to assorted brief items and ads, including a sketchy exchange about a sales and other unrelated notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wal Orf Astor
Pal
Mall
Americas
Europe
New York
Fife
London
Fragmentary Scribbled Note on Local Complaints and Dwarven Brew
A garbled OCR style excerpt mentions gate avenues and directions, no clear complaints. It references dwarven brew, bead or dye, and a general sense of confusion about cures or remedies. No coherent event or named entities emerge.
Open for Season 1594 Steam Line and Trains Advertised
Open for Season lists daily steamship and train routes from Muskegon to Grand Haven and Milwaukee with connections to Chicago, offering parlor buffet cars, low fares, and signted by Ngeute of these companies. Includes Goodrich line schedules, passenger services, and a health tonics advertisement for Bos Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Haver
Gentil Havem
Milwaukee
Muskegon
Chiengo
Satars
Chrego
Gnim
Goodrich
Milwinkve
Henner Saintner
Wi Rall
Old Treasure and New Discoveries Mentioned in Mur Bader
Fragmentary OCR mentions Dr Ring, G A Dykeman Druggtet Catskill and Dr Kite New Dikenvery. References to a remedy or discovery are noted with prices listed as 50 0 and 100 regular size and other unclear figures for a “Vigent” or similar product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie Chammetoetty de Kennady
Keritnwely
Crandall
Mes
W. Hastings
Mira FW
Hatings
Carrie Hustings
Fola
Beith
Cornelia Sanity
J. Hemp
Moth
Kristie Marengton
Hy J. Pattenseill
FL J. Pastengill
Lille Pattengitt
Cente Mantengitt
Margaret Pattenstill
Victor Pattensgill
Lannie
Barer
Nottie Thows Sorlit
Helen Barlitt
Magdolenian
Nora Sturpeboety
Mollie Norete
Moutiv Everton
Maude Mussel
Mary Boute
Lob
Rasor
HH. L. Rasor
Frank W Brooke
Bon. Hitfner
Ils Champlin
Dubris
Dotin Sowerstys
Mra
W. F. Thompson
Ei Wy Rtepston
Jotham Allen
Cdma Alistis Faittie
Verity Nuldrett
Charles Neterott
Laura Stittle
Yay Marvini
Hetty Penders
Thompson Grifetts
Vera Norris
Chitford
Dora Hood Gible
Arthas
Laura K. Merrifield
Nettie Pox
Powitt Gillis
Mine Spurgeat
Maria Senth
Laied
Marvin
W. B. Heninger
Ada Willoughby Heninger
Eist Plapil
Wallace Mo Comrstack Igewille
C & AW. Ry
Dries
D. W Fuller
Ring
Mur Bader
G. A. Dykeman Druggtet
Catskill
NOY
Aoys
Db. Kite
Tor Herlwertty
Ihos
Local man finds relief with bitters and salves
Secimen Ci S. Cifford of Hattiesburg reported chronic stomach problems and a leg sore eight years old. He credited Dr. Lincoln’s Bitters and Hucklen’s Arnion Salve with restoring appetite, strength, and healing the fever sores after using seven boxes and eight bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secimen Ci S
Ciifford
Bilesite
Helwal Shepterd
Hattiesburg
Hucklen
John Speaker
Calanda
Boeklon
Chronic Nervousness Readers Praise Restorative
A reader from Ringwood Iowa writes of three months use of Restorative Nervine, describing dramatic relief from chronic nervousness and insomnia after doctors failed. The letter claims the product saved a life and credits improved sleep and cessation of nervous headaches to the remedy.
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Philip Feltz
Cartie Donaldson
Lous
Strothis
Harry Fsry
Live Oak
Dallas
Texas
Dallas Consolidated
Traction RH. Co
Willoughby
Detroit
Mich
Charlie
Belog
Patroit
Lakes
Lizzie Stambaugh
Tron River
Rees Tne
Sumter Town
Pasadena
Cal
Sentis
Paine
Betsy Beam
Breckenridge
Minh
Tennessee
Ruth Johnson Hamilton
Pat
Kittie Chapin Stilwell
Ogden
Utah
Cleveland
Mr. Pattengill
Nettie Brown Sutil
Eva Sturgis
Petos
Brent Wi
Thomas Ny Hater
Otero
Kye
Pytengill
Wen Yana
Lis Lowe
Lang Gage
Nicholas
Conld Cerek
Somme
Mftateer
Dorelun
Walter
Ron Winslow
Hrashinur
Chile
Genteman Tilijerts
Waltey
Howe
Devon
Imviag Omai
Saginaw Evening News
Chang Hu
Korea
Phwat
Miss Mallaly
Mary Ann
Antipole
Boston Courier
Huckiingham
Uae
Sauna Mewar
Portland
Huckten
BOS
Webb
Miles
Dr. Miles
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