Grapevine species traces roots to Spanish vine slip near Santa Barbara
A California paper recounts a grapevine known as Doug Marewhina's grapevine growing openly near Montevideo Santa Barbara. Origin traces to a slip brought by Pons Marcelina from San Antonio, surviving a long journey to thrive at the neighbor’s yard.
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California
Muntivelo
Santa Barbara
Whiel
Doug Marewhina
Pons Marcelina Trout
San Antonio
Theo
Loesuma
Cyrus Exlon
Waller
Columbin College
Elmira
N.Y
Farmers’ Club
A Foe of Freedom and Manhood in Labor Rights
A Philadelphia Times opinion column argues for rights of workers to refuse or accept labor, defending free choice in work terms. It cautions organized labor must avoid coercion while law protects those who do not work and those who strike.
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Dakar
Tadhiee
Philadelphia
Afan
Karl P. Stone
Cymnes
Dalton
JM. Moore
Parmington
Michagua
Hops & Walt Butters
Deron
Mule Causes Chaos in Chestnut Street Car Blockade
A Philadelphia Daily scene reports a mule attached to one of George KB Newbon's wagons toppled on Chestnut Street near Sixteenth, blocking traffic for half an hour. A bystander fed the mule sugar from Black's grocery, calming the animal as dozens of pedestrians cheered while police and drivers struggled to right the situation.
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Ben Divin Wiese
Tischy
Jonathan
K. W. Stewart
Midian Age Cultural College
Kaya
Shule
Raspiarey
New England
Ceed
Plymount
Miss
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Anade
Palo Alto Rancb
California
New York
Crawford Counts
Pennsylvania
Bugar
Henry VI
Philadelphia
Givorge KB
Newbon
Chestnut Street
Black
Jay
Ubeaan
Domestic Hints on Sauces Puddings and Rich Parental Flavors
A jumble of old kitchen lore offers bottled sauces for emergencies and recipes for a plim pudding steeped in white wine and brandy. Also described are cabbage condiments, a curry-spiced onion and meat dish served with rice, Parisian pastries, almond puddings, and a century-old bean soup named after Prince de Conti with pork or ham alternatives and Hungarian pepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Randell
Paris
Prince de Conie
Taeon
Eplon
Ulting a Dry Well An Ancient Farm Water Source
An old farming tale describes a man digging a well near a pond to access groundwater. He created a sand-filtered outlet to the ditch, regulating water flow to supply stock, cattle, and animals with a reliable drink, while hogs and pets favor the pond.
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Essen
Prolific 19th Century Ad Mix Reflects Public Life
A garbled collage of 19th century advertising and theatrical notices. The text references John A Mackay benefits in New York, actor Henry E Dixey, and a mix of remedies and quack cures including Dr Pierce and Ayer products, with stray lines about forestry and medical claims.
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St. Louis
John A. Mackay
New York
Henry E. Dixey
Mr. Mackey
Rivera
Pierce
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Forest of California
Stamp World
Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. C
Allen
Hall
Ayer
da Waiken
Athlophoros
Remeilite
Dullain Bros
Fiint
Mick
Tr. Jones
Bicelow
Belek
Vane
Renery
Carter
Malon
Kou
de Sireaki Amosth
Beedache
Mans J. W. Hour
St Charles
Mich
Herore A. Comer
Lansing
Yun Bisons
Radia Sasi
TE Nahas
Momiarknior
Quick Cares
Dr. Ward & Co
Louisiana
Henry Ward Beecher
Akere
Actors’ Fund
Wallack
Jacob
Tom Thorpan
Mutrale
Bayer Ente
Eee York
John Bulis Suuidl
Kent
John Bull
Smith
Bull
Tom
Lovistille
Illustrated Gaulle Prep
Moston
BT Te
Parker
Dieeiees
Mit
Liye
Valtaire Nett Costis
Univg
Liniment
Sures
Galle
Spain
DR. Radway
Resolvlne
Scrofula
Ail Dimsgien
Radway
Nebraska
Moe
Ciena
Gem, Peer
Ant Ney Walle
Seereepetre
EMS
Fermai
Innes
Owt
Ty Lie Esi Moatache
Hay Peer
Ac Icons
Pruckeye
Avliman
Willer & Co
Ae Vane
Eas Mans
Pele
Stelemmennty Scertons
Tina
Marty Meth
Prt
oPtur
Patate Alhope
Cose Slicker
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