Wight in the Blearin A Tale of the North Country Chapter XIV
A fragment from a northern tale recounts letters from Kate Fullerton about Barton Baynes, a community raise, and the narrator's reflections on family, help from neighbors, and a census of events from summer to fall. The senator visits Canton, advises the narrator, and the narrator contemplates a future in law while receiving seven dollars for a written statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Wright
Irving Bacheller Nase
Gurelin
Lizzie
Canterbury
Barton Baynes
Kate Fullerton
Kate
Thia
Uplands
Nun
Bird
Fummer
Alma Jones
Ncne
Rodney Barnes
Dorothy
Aunt Deel
Stortly
Ball
Uncle Peabody
Manhood and letters shape Bart's early career journey
Bart recalls crossing into manhood as he pursues a clerkship after a river trip with Wright and Baldwin. A letter from Sally tests love and timing, while an offer from Judge Wentbrook extends work in Cobleskill. He faces loneliness, family farewells, and a growing tension with patroons as he takes writs into Schoharie County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wright
Jackson
White House
Webster
Clay
Rives
Calhoun
Benton
Wright & Baldwin
Becaue
Sally
Bart
Father
Old Grimshaw
Mra Dunkelberg
Ashery
Mr. Purvis
Canton
Deel
Purvis
Thia Garden
Netherlands
Hudson
Bern
Wemtbrook
Livingston
van Renesalner
Great
Republic
Louis Latour
Jefferson County
Dunkelbers
the Forge
Wright
Love
Ay J
Cobleskill
Westbrook
Bildwin Heights
Beepstal Bound for Louise and Mother in New York
Louise and her mother face pneumonia and displacement in a New York city move seeking better care. The family rents rooms in University Heights while Louise contemplates future, love, and support from Barton’s lodger and her suitor, Bart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Glen Potts
Cotlege
University Heights
New York
Unclear Article snippet on Golf, Shell Shock Treatment
Fragmentary Mall article references Geil Under Tn and R B Howard as authorities on golf outlook linked to shell shock treatment. Mentions Waldred Tuto and several named individuals in wartime context, but details are garbled and facts are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geil
R. EB. Howard
Hokean
Mare
Waldred
John Graham Nieman
Banter and
Gergt Te Philips
Population figures by boroughs and size classes
The census shows 2.40 percent of the population in incorporated cities and towns. It lists ranges from 2,000 to 5,000 up to over 100,000 residents and notes 38 percent lived in incorporated areas while villages and towns held the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohabhamts
Talied
Wheat yield averages by nation before world war era
Historical data shows prewar wheat yields by country with Denmark at 42.5 bushels, Ireland 35.4, Belgium 27.7, and France 20.2 bushels. Notes mention other regions and mis-spellings for entities in the 1800s to 2015 range.
Fragmentary note hints at a troubled youth and pain
Brief OCR fragment mentions a boy in distress with references to pain and friends schemes. lacks clear names or events.
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Ellan
Watertown
Pest
Mation
Bck
Thad
Jovel
City of
Albany
John Axtell
Nzola Forrester
Loules
Barton's
Meteo
Lonle
Jetter
Barecroft
Hiv Lendimdy
Burt
Walt
Chevetier
Adrian di le
Lafayette’s
Bin
Dad
Tooma
Mr. Bancroft
Mira Condell
Lourie
Ant Dows
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