Land of Peace and Plenty in Bermuda Society described
The excerpt portrays Bermuda as a peaceful, prosperous land with hospitable hosts and a law abiding people. It traces Bermuda’s governance from 1612 when colonists were sent by the Virginia company, noting the Bermuda Parliament as an enduring institution. It notes a history of strict early laws and steady order despite tensions with the London company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermada
Andy
Bermuda
Virginia Company
Bermuda Company
Heltieh Empire
London
Unusual Names and a Lesson in Agronomy
An excerpt laments fadish use of obscure terms by self styled scholars. A Nevada government lab professor plans agronomy experiments while arguing the field is simply agriculture and arguing against overlong jargon.
Famous American Sculptor Henry Kirke Brown
Henry Kirke Brown, renowned American sculptor of the period, was born in Leyden and later opened a studio in New York City in 1846. He trained with European artisans, produced notable works in New York and Brooklyn, and is remembered for statues in places like Union Square and Brooklyn's Greenwood Cemetery before his death in July.
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Henry Kirke Brown
Leyden
United States
Tee York
Eurepe Mae
Ehele
Amer
Ole Atalne Patwe
Dew Ie Clive
Grevewood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Tates
Gee Vilimeynare
New York
Linewn
Vinepeet Park
Mroa
Noted Public Buildings and Coparttaf Mila List
A fragmented OCR list references public buildings and associated names such as Home STAM Vetere Mew Thewee af Peper Hae 4008 and Milam. It mentions Milam and a series of unclear terms and place names including Fe Awthedrel Farhad and Mame Bay but lacks coherent context or complete details.
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Ulmi
Milam
Farhad
Auteery
eLlongle
Tilogus
Feltonret Wivetere
Lhvatite
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
Ailed OCR fragment describes a legal or public matter involving orders and authorities. Key entities are unclear due to garbled text. The readable parts suggest a public or governmental action with references to fuel, credit, and monitoring, but concrete details are unavailable.
Last Turnpike Soon to Go in Peruvian Green Mountains
A faded account recalls the decline of the Peru turnpike in Vermont, once a key Green Mountains pass. Toll gates vanished as the old stonefaced highway linked Peru and Winhall, shifting travelers to free routes and marking the end of a historic toll road once famed like the Lancaster Pike of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toone
Peru
Winhall
Green Mountains
Heenington County
United States
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Fara
Telriea
Commonwealth
Architects of Natura at ASLA meeting in Houston praise public parks
The Ameri can Society of Landscape Architects gathering in Houston highlights the profession’s debt to landscape architects for creating and maintaining parks and reservations. It argues these designers are not just private estate planners but public advocates who tirelessly build support for conservation projects that may outlive them or be realized by others.
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Architects of
Natura
American Society of Landscape Architects
Hoston
New Aeroplane Bomb Bends Descent For Accurate Targeting
A new aeroplane bomb reportedly resists wobble at any drop angle and speed, then nose downs for precise impact. It remains inactive until a 300 foot descent occurs after release, arming only after a delay to avoid early detonation.
Lights on Log Rafts Regulate Calumbie River Afloat
A damaged OCR fragment describes a river craft with battery powered lamps aboard and a plan to float it over a battery containing a two parallel power sources. The text references logs, rails, and a vessel rigged with lights and a battery system.
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Calumbie
Fenee
Quer Aids Consumptives and Cure Prevention Efforts
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1910s era campaign aiding consumptives and promoting cure and prevention. Mentions Vin Yaron Hegiog Elewa and Crt Philo figures, with references to tubercular issues and public health efforts aimed at children.
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Bae
Rome
Siellar
Crt
Philo
Cantrarian
Gued Guess Hedd-1 enlists auto foes in pocketbook ruckus
An unclear item notes a conflict involving Gued Guess Hedd-1 and the Eee Wie lateet la the auto mobile enemyg Uinetee Felt in a pocketbook dispute. Names and details are garbled, but the core references hint at a race or confrontation connected to a vehicle or theft context.
GAINED AND LOST By SELINA ELIZABETH HIGGING
A young man David Pierce helps Anabel Leigh flee an unwanted betrothal then shelters her with Mrs Emmons in a rural cottage. Pierce, revealed as dying, arranges a future for Anabel through his wealth and a family friendship, and dies content after penultimate acts of mercy. Kay Westlake later delivers a memento from Pierce’s grave, confirming his sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selina Elizabeth
Brockside
Anabel Leigh
David Pierce
Acton Buve
Anabel
Haa
David
Wes
Ming Leigh
Acale
Danelow
Rimmione
Hela Ray West
Alevke
Misa Leigh
Periaga
Kay ‘Westlake
Mr. Pierce
Kay Westlake
Defects of Great Thinkers in Memorization Abilities
The essay argues that famed thinkers are often poor students and poor memorists. It cites memory as a flaw, explaining associative memory lets some link subjects quickly while great minds struggle with isolated facts. Lacking rapid recall, they see ordinary ideas as obvious, misplacing perspective due to laborious memory work.
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New York Aimeriean
Bergaon
Old Grudge Tale From Alphieon Letters Revealed
Fragmentary OCR yields a dated grievance involving Alphieon residents. One letter describes a violent assault and a fatal outcome at an event linked to Gowhd, with references to a cow and a man named Joe. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Alphieon
Baneae
Escape on the Bayou: Maxwell Surrenders at Sea
Maxwell, an ex-convict hunted by a younger lifer Morton, makes a last bid for freedom through swampy woods to a hidden motor boat. Cornered by the warden, Maxwell surrenders after ordering Morton to flee toward the coast and await dawn.
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Bose
Lucla
Maxwell
Lucia
Bert Cena
Marwell
Strixsling
Morton
W. G. Chapman
Unwinding a Tightly Wound Clock Spring Guide
A historical how to tip explains self resolving a spring bound by over winding. By holding the clock upright and moving the balance wheel gently right and left, the spring gains play and can regain power without a clockmaker. It cautions against forcing movement and notes a brief oscillation aids release.
War report sparks heated congressional debate
A century old accounting of heated debate in Congress over a war secretary's report on army failures and naval achievements. The discussion centered on Madison and Western party lines amid criticism of wartime conduct. Reports from multiple committees and leaders fed the discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Secretary of War
Madison
Steelsom
Canada
Gerviele Wilkinsou
Hampton
Wie
Gn Hettare
Semmans
Fragmentary note on sewing machines and patents
A garbled entry mentions patents related to sewing machines and an average quantity of 600 to 680 apples, with unclear references to yearly figures and the Wun. The fragment lacks coherent names, dates, or concrete events.
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Bening
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Government Agricultural Experiment Station
Nevada
Celential
Ion
Heeson
Langoa Morte Fuel Ease & Pryeideniiel
Bamat
Ks Dhe
New England
Sifin
Maxwall
Mr. Maxwell
Manwell
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