Pilgrims Thanksgiving and the Home Holiday Tradition
The piece traces Thanksgiving origins from Puritan and Pilgrim observances to Lincoln and national proclamations. It notes early regional dates and shifts toward a home centered feast with turkey cranberry pudding and gratitude to God for harvest and peace. It mentions Revolutionary era proclamations and Civil War era federal reminders of religious observance within constitutional bounds.
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America
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Amertcnia
Plymouth
Lllaoen
Lorie
Linecom
Bees National
Crmme
Cite Ofraalon Likked & Pructateathiey
Fellziung
Ousien
Alice Goary
Thanksgiving Day Reflections on Gratitude and Burdens
A reflective monologue notes personal hardship and debt while contrasting worldly losses with the call to give thanks. The speaker admits pain from past trials and compares them to others' possessions, urging gratitude and a hopeful, yielding heart as a path through struggle. Arthur J Budiey is referenced.
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Arthur J
Budiey
French Academy ban on squaring the circle imposed since 1775
A French military officer claims to have solved the circle squaring problem. He seeks official channel access by filing a legal motion to overturn the Academy of Sciences ruling that rejected all correspondence on the subject. University Correspondent.
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French Academy of Sciences #0
Academy
Old Hungarian Thanksgiving and a Rare Horse Race Tale
Fragmentary text notes an old Hungarian Thanksgiving practice fading away except for rare joyous moments. It mentions a horse race of four, described as especially thrilling, and contrasts its excitement with football and American Thanksgiving observance.
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Hungary
Truth and The Craft of Sincerity in Human Hearts
A reflective meditation on truth as a guide to understanding others. The piece asserts that truth reveals the passions, strengths, and vulnerabilities hidden within each person, urging a measured and compassionate approach to judgment.
Unreasonable Expectations Guiding Desires
Dr. Johnson cites an improper expectation born of desire that defies reason and seeks to alter common order. It urges breaking general rules of action to satisfy personal wishes.
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Dr. Johnson
International Sports Echoes and Olympic Deficit Findings
The Sweden Olympic Games ran well but left a deficit of about £243,000. Stadium income topped $271,000 with $94,128 from Marathon day. Lipton offers a trophy for Block Island race. Football’s Thanksgiving tie spread play and new rules aid open attack. Army-Navy game to be held at Franklin Field. Devore shines as top tackle. Savannah eyes revival of auto road races.
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Sweden
The Older Fashion and Political Banter in New Papers
A collage of wry quips and quick-bit jokes from a late era newspaper page. It recalls fashion talk through Mrs Shortley and Mae with musings on clingy gowns and husbands. It also features snippets on politics theatre and social mores from Chicago Washington New York papers.
Ne Doubt About it Wnt Tho punta Alalaats
Incoherent OCR fragment shows hobby talk and stray phrases about a revisiting of work and a wife, with disjointed references to a “new war” and a cook named Het. The text lacks coherent events or clear entities.
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Wington
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Anne
Seth
Catalin
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Searce
Truth
Taylor
Grist
Thomas Lipton
Association of Football
Ume
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Jujyou
Pranklin Field
Philadel
Phia
Devore
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Leland
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Professor Hibs
Tae
Meike
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