Remarkable Crown Princess Admired by Dr Mackenzie
Dr Morrell Mackenzie lauds the German Crown Princess for exemplary self control and patient expertise in laryngology and patology. The article also covers military reform debates by Col Samuel Norere and commentary on MendesOLIN letters and pension law revisions, plus Women’s college leadership at Wellesley and a missionary episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrell Mackenzie
Prinoe
Prinens
Noran
Uader
Murkeylam
Milas
Minon
Sim
Ome
Army and Navy Journal
J. Samuel Nogere
Orchard Jake
Rogurs
Mystery in a Mansion and an Amnesic Heiress Tale
A New York letter describes Miss Howard, a refined young woman found in a Porty-secant mansion, whose identity remains unknown. She speaks multiple languages, travels with diamonds and cash, and charms Mrs. Smith and Mr. Smith, who shelter her while seeking her origins, suspecting her name may not be genuine and fearing publicity.
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Nata
Hideo
Sory
Mate Howards
Ale
New York
Jer Trunk
Mra. Smith
Mies
Mrs. Smith
Anine Junoh
Gene Parlor
Miss Howard
Contealio Vilen
Mra Smith
Miss Howant
Mes Smith
Indy
Mr. Smith
Smith
Lily
Slo
Mra Smt
Imty
Arcil
Ved Glin
Abe Carelewly
Conta
Sarth
Aml
Alis
Miss Howart
Schiths
Pima County
United States
Ino
Devolt Journal
Fulasheth
Newsark
Wisconsin
Nelson Dewey
Gret
Guernor
Te Till Hving
Farwell
Salomon
Lewis
Ferchnd
Taylor
Luding
Breton
Tay
John Jurdick
Aleda
Sau
Saline County
Tuinoia
Tetey
Bette
Tale Geneva
Enorrocystir
Female Moonshiners in Georgia Court Case
In north Georgia counties a remarkable situation is described as female moonshiners are prosecuted. Judge McCay convicts a woman for whisky making but spares jail, lecturing her and warning of a separate jail if reoffending. Revenue officers later sanction actions against stills run by women, with men avoiding confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
North Georgia
McCay
Toto
Ravenne
Reveral
The Career of a Dime Incident
A dime found ten years earlier by J. Harrell turned up again during a change at Nussbaum’s. The coin bore 1852, Harrell’s birth year, was kept as a keepsake, spent or lost, then returned after nine years. Taken to a jeweler, it was converted into a watch charm and remains in use.
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Omaha
Colorado
Nebraska
Kensva
Arizona
New Mexico
Dakota
Ely
Seth Ward
Luirst
Mr. Worf
Willia Tian
Daston
Nmr
Tadepenence
Liv
Doston
Ifo
Arkansas River
Calla
Sam
Kansas
Indiana
Wolf
Duston
Mr. Ward
Rot Carson
Ame Parte
Kit
Tian
Carson
Ler
Thor
Gila River
Arzona
J. EL Areel
Vonohos
Nussbaum
Lin
Dambridge Democrat
Phlmelonia
Deadwood
Alk
Tuessay
Washington
Newport
Jobmeon Nian
Jasper
Tex
Husband Jests On Large Feet In Quizzical Exchange
A comical exchange unfolds as a husband asks about his wife shows while she asserts her sensible nature. He replies with a punchline about her large feet, prompting a lighthearted moment reflective of domestic humor.
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Guesa
John
A Gentle Reproof
A father gently urges his tired son Bobby to go to bed. Bobby, slow and reluctant, rebukes Papaw for telling a boy to hurry as the light fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
New York
Indian Scenes and Frontiers in the West
In a reminiscence from Omaha Herald, the speaker recalls frontier life, describing crowds eating grasshoppers and ants, trading posts, and rough trapping trips. He portrays Indians as honest yet swayed by white influence, and condemns government policy as eroding native lands and dignity.
Its Value in its Song Englarka and the noisy uptown voices
The text describes Englarka birds brought back from abroad and notes the lark’s dull brown appearance and sparrow like size. It praises the lark’s song as angelic when it opens its mouth, and mentions its lack of perches and seed eating, demanding a wake of life in its cage.
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Englarka
It Didn't Fart, Mamma, Dons t Hurt A Sheep Ta
A cryptic juvenile remark presents a child asking if shaving his father causes pain, reflecting a rural excerpt with dialect spelling and a playful misheard line about a father and sheep. The fragment hints at domestic humor and language quirks from the period.
Current Events Mix of Oddities and Historic Echoes
A garbled collage notes varied items from New York fashion shifts to a New Haven doctor receiving shipments, plus oddities about a Canadian farmer, a centipede in Havana, and a long-lost Washington letter. It references Wisconsin towns, a Chicago paper, and local curiosities, all in a period-tinged, speculative tone with scattered names and places.
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Alma Record
Mendelssoin
Macheles
Scribner's
Magasin
Felix Mencheles
Mendesolin
Mogueles
Mitine
Mendelesoln
Mos Heles
Felle Magdoles
Commission
Wellesley College
Helen A. Shafer
Miss Shaefer
Miss Shafer
N. J
Oberlin College
Uhio
Whic
Ohio
Hina
Mogiliello
Norlind
Frask
Europe
Paris
Jace
Sean
Frank
Jon
Fabian
Frank PL Bisiv
Ward
Queener
Sue
Toope
Omaha Heraid
Tuterary
Louisiana
Mercury
Athalien
Nova Scotia
Tatiana
S.J
Atlee
Chicago
Lowa
Queen Victoria
Jotelem
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