Death Bed Rimesters and Epitaphs in Verse
A fragment from The Sunday Magazine notes poetical and grammatical deaths. It recalls Emperor Adrian addressing his soul at last and Margaret of Austria composing an epitaph at sea amid a violent storm, but the ship prevailed and the epitaph was unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Margaret of Austria
Dleath
Sunday Magazine
Marquis
Janedown
Crewe
Latadowne Voneretiuind
A Monster Carpet for London Club at Wilton Haglan
A remarkable hand woven carpet by the Royal carpet factory Wilton Haglan for a London club measures over 62 by 35 feet. It required a special 40 foot Luthensa loom and more than four months of continuous work by VW workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axminster
Royal Carpet Factory
Wilton
Haglan
London
Productive Commanut Tra ati Omani vivlite we foto
A partial readable item describes a productive command and related actions involving Omani units, a photos topic, and a Western Star context. Names and specifics are fragmented, but the piece hints at operational activity and associated equipment or personnel in a regional setting.
Unclear History Text Convoluted With Mixed Phrases
The readable fragmentary lines reference a convoluted historic note or garbled transcription. Names, places, and dates are obscured, leaving little actionable fact to summarize beyond general references to a future or past event and a stray 1200 figure.
Utes on the War Path Or Visiting The Red Men
A historical piece explores Ute history, population decline from 25,000 to about 2,500 by 1901, and their three divisions. It details polygamy, marriage practices, and initiation rites, including the staged courting, tepee confinement, fasting, and ceremonial steaming before betrothal. It notes ongoing friction with palefaces and cultural customs preserved among Southern Utes, White River Utes, and Uncompahgres.
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Washington
Wyoming
Leupp
Salt Lake Basin
Utah
Colorado Rockies
John C. Fremont
Rockies
Colorado
White River
Abele
Tepee
Rockefeller Skating Pond Under Construction at Lakewood Estate
In Lakewood New Jersey John D Rockefeller plans a four acre artificial skating lake on his property near the pine forest. Workmen excavate the site chosen after careful consideration by Rockefeller. The Lakewood estate spans 500 acres with a hedge screened house and distant view from the road. The project reflects Rockefeller’s preference for combining recreation with his country place plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efeller
Hockefeller
Lakewand
Vineewer
Lewes
Society Leader Carries Cane at Charity Event
An ornate society page describes a leader walking with a cane during a public afternoon gathering. Attendees include families and local figures as the event features fashion, decor, and social commentary. A misprint muddles several names and details, but the scene centers on polish, propriety, and community presence.
No Gold Scarcity and the Global Wealth of Sea Beads
A long, fragmented article argues gold may be inexhaustible, noting deep oceans hold auriferous sands. It cites Nome and Alaska coast mining, forecasts million-dollar outputs, and describes prehistoric dredging and submarine deposits. It also touches on social scenes and weather notes from Australia and Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Moody's Magazine
Simul Qian
Veteanle Rveke
Pagile
Alaska
Terra del Fuego
Auatralia
New Zealand
Nome
Arapki
Cape Nome
Point Rodney
Gurifergus Aandi
Elers
Australia
Speech on American Women and Schoolmasters
A Boston essay on the speech of American women contrasts mumbling vocalDelivery with a critique of schooling where parents pay for elite teaching. Senators Plies and Heveridge debate child labor provisions and training a son as a lawyer. An advertisement extols Allcock’s Plasters as safe and effective, followed by a lordly anecdote about imperial figures and impartiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry James
Boston
Senate
Pilenwald
Heveridge
Wennie
Old Capt Cacks Question at Hawkerees Convention
Pierce Jay, the commissional of bitoke Of Mansiohueetta, urged better accounting while discussing intelligence. He proposed thorough enforcement and a quick, sharp game, recalling Capt Hindmack and a 3 year old condition as proof of need for improved alertness and doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Jay
American Hawkere’ Association
Lenne
Jay
Brahe
Coud
Hit Inteltignior Ie
Owuvehlere and
Tellers
Laval Keepork
Hindmack
Morton
Animals Crying in Grief and a Presidential Double
The piece notes animals from horses to elephants crying or weeping in distress or pain. It cites Harper’s Weekly and mentions a man in Paris as a near double for a French president, examining recognition and social reception. It also recounts a Georgian merchant who built a banking empire from modest means reflecting on success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrig Duane
Harper's Weekly
Ita Milstrems
Livingston
Gordon Conmminen
Rainerer
French Republic
Saint Hansre
Sho Gaull
Faubourg Saint Honore
Grapenute and Digestive Ailment Remedies Cited in Herbal Guide
A fragmentary note outlines a patient recounting digestive distress and seeking relief through various tonics and foods. It mentions grape powder and grape nut as remedies, plus multiple dietary adjustments and a claimed improvement after using specific preparations. The text reads as a quirky, historical medical anecdote from a 19th or early 20th century herbal source.
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Townsend's
Main ST
Salt Lake City
Union Assay
Hawaura
Alt Lake City
Utar
Endicas
Gower Davies
Celenniia
Worden
Hike Mae
Gays Davies Swan Pring
Bolee
Mayer
Tommie Kuntie
Gily Star
Monor
Laweerd
Etrien
Sophia
John D. Will
Skate
Lakewood
N. J
Golf
John D. Rockefeller
Akiy
Rorkefoller
Pauline French
Newgert
Dylan Wendy
Altra
Vardertila
Apiinis
Truetiahion
Mike
Uigie
Petavallon Alway
Hole Telewe Aid
Iimene
Obi
Mike Corry
Qmail
Bethe
Tran Manin
Miss Pauling French
Averyone Ionka
Tiyvor
Ernie Trey
What Is
Perang
Aders
Formosa
Cedlon Beyr
Ita
Peruna
Numbernese
Yhosatt
Mumiey Teeutng
Allcock
Alwaye
Cack
Wotan
la Grange
New York
Georges Stall
Bor
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State of Georgia
Florida
Wortyity
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