Northumberland Sunbury parcels sold at Sunbury courthouse
At 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court House Sunbury, Pa, the following described real estate in Sunbury Northumberland and Northumberland County is to be sold: numerous Lots and out-lots in Northumberland and Sunbury with framed houses and outbuildings, bounded by King Second and Queen streets, alleys Wheatley and Church, and other property lines. includes former grants to Sarah M. Cake and Julietta B. Cake and successors, with several lot numbers and dimensions.
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Court House
Sunbury
P. Wolverton Lev
Northumberland
County of
Pennsylvania
State of
King Street
Second
Gepeph
Sarah M. Cake
Julietta B. Cake
Taecetta B. Cake
Borough of
Prince Street
Second Street
Hanover Street
Third Street
Church Alley
North Alley
Joseph Wertz
I, M Koons
Borough of Northumberland
Wm. Nesbit
Wm.t. Fine
Zachariah Taylor
Joseph Wallace
Borough
Churcheney
Wm. T. Hine
James and
Tomer Phillips
Saidorough
I. Bk. Weaver
John W. Stewart
D. M. Evans
F. E. Weaver
Inidth
David M. Evans
Samuel McCreary
Prince Reet
Washington Street
Rnce
James Johnson
Joseph Priestly
Winn
Nesbit
Jah M. Cake
Lucetta Bo Cake
Selmhou
James A. Freeman
Iiroad Avenue
Sarah Mc Cike
Lucetta
Pork Featured As Seasonal Favorite At Market
This season promotion highlights pork as the best meat for your table. Emphasis on clean grain-fed pork, specially favored for its fattened quality and taste.
John Christ and Sons Butchers Market Mt Carmel Ad
John Christ and Sons advertise as the only butchers in Mt Carmel handling home dressed meat exclusively.
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John Christ & Sons
Mt. Carmel
Seaboard Air Line promotes Capital City Line routes and through service
The Seaboard Air Line Railway markets its Capital City Line service entering six state capitals, offering through trains New York to Florida with Florida and Metropolitan Limited and Florida and Atlantic Phase Mail. It highlights connections at major stations, Pullman equipment, dining cars, and special routes to Pinehurst and Atlanta, with extensive through trains to Charleston, Montgomery, Norfolk, and beyond, plus 1000 mile books for $25 valid across 2600 miles.
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Seaboard Air Line
National Capital
New York
Jacksonville
Tampa
Florida
Richmond Va
Raleigh
N. C
Columbia
S. C
Atlanta
Montgomery
Ala
Tallahassee
Fla
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Pennsylvania
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pullman
Pinehurst
Richmond
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Southern Pines
Columbian
Savannah
Athens
Augusta
Macon
Union Station
Chattanooga
Nashville
Memphis
New Orleans
All Paints
Texas
California
Mexico
Old Dominion Steamship Company
M.&m. T Company
Boston
Providence
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Company
Baltimore Steam Packet Company
N. Y. P. & N. Railway
St. Louis
Monticello
Washington, D. C
Home crafts and kitchen tips from a Brooklyn Eagle piece
A Brooklyn Eagle excerpt shares household hints from a housewife including preserving beeswax with whites, grape juice flavoring for ice cream, decorative sewing box interiors, and repurposing bonbon boxes as organizers. It also notes breakfast muffins with boiled rice, new dessert daisies, and sponge care tips with ammonia cleaning steps.
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Brooklyn Eagle
The Family Library Expands Access to Books for All
The article extols libraries and cheap books as a social good. It quotes Har yot Holt Cahoon praising how publishers and authors have democratized reading. It argues books enrich the poor and that households gradually accumulate a library.
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Haryot Holt Cahoon
Woman's Home Companion
Advertising Across Chicago Shows Trade in Everyday Goods
The Chicago Tribune notes dogs, pianos, typewriters top second hand ads with cameras, bicycles, and lamps rising in winter and spring. Horses, carriages, rooms, and furniture peak in respective seasons, while watches, sewing machines, and books maintain year round demand. exchanges average about 45 daily.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Inc
Red Beans and Pork Brown Gravy From Mexican Style Cooking
The column extols red or pink beans common in Mexico and Spanish California cuisine. It gives instructions to boil three cups of beans without discarding water, add dried chili, then fold in hot pork or bacon fat to create a rich brown gravy. Optional fried onion, plus other dish ideas from Washington Star and Good Housekeeping are noted, with some playful quotes about birds and stories.
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United States
Mexico
Washington Star
Great auk cited as near extinction by seabird society
The Society for the Protection of Birds accuses Dieppe Boulogne and Gravelines fishermen of catching the great auk for bait. The species is near extinction with Foula as its only known nesting site in Seotland after months of concern.
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Dieppe
Boulogne
Gravelines
Society For
Foula
Ishet
Seothind
Wis
N. Y. Sun
Odd numbers as luck and superstition traced through history
A writer in Notes and Quietyth recounts belief in unlucky odd numbers traced from Arab and Turkish sources to Europe. He notes Arabic ideas that even numbers are lucky and cites anecdotes from Turkey, France, Spain, and Prague about nine and seven, including a Prague tale of a synagogue minyan miscount.
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Turkey
Nrabia
Charles Knight
Caita
J. Od. Burckhardt
Hite
France
Switzerland
Minvon
Tie Ealbib
Boaw
Ton
Detoe
Prague
Airy Muslins and Summer Fabrics Trend in Fashion
The article outlines upcoming summer fabrics including nis lin, Swiss muslins, organdies, embroidered lawns, and light cottons with poetic names like Lalla Rookhs. It describes trends such as scroll patterns on organdies, floral prints, net trimmings on gowns, and easy to craft embroidery for flounces, panels, and sleeves. It notes two piques: broad stripes and openwork white patterns as standout styles.
First Night of The Pegears Operie Marks Fosteament Era
A cryptic note recalls the first performer of the fosteament at the 1707 premiere. It mentions Pom Rowling Dibdin as the earliest pianist and hints the piato was not then favored, with the tarypsichord still dominant in public music.
Noath Impediment Rumor Rumors About Washington
Philadelphia Bulletin notes a curious remark about George Washington and a supposed speech impediment. The quip questions whether Washington would tell a lie, reflecting old anecdotes in a joking tone.
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Noath
George Washington
Lev
Philadelsphia Bulletin
Snake hunting in Texas nets many rattlers for factory use
Reported efforts by about 100 men in southwest Texas led by Capt. Mack Arnold to capture rattlesnakes for a factory. In three months near Blanco River and Austin they captured 1,540 snakes, including a den of 87, all captured alive. Snakes sold for meat and skin processed into items such as neckties.
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Texas
Ventigo
Mack Arnold
Spidom
New York Sun
Austin
Arnold
Planco County
Blanco River
Arnald
Jangdowest Texas
A Pretty Legend of the Goldenrod's Transformation
A folk tale explains how white wildflowers were crowned with gold by rainbow fairies from a pot of magic dust. The flowers awaken to brilliant hues, causing envy in some neighbors, while others celebrate their jeweled bloom before winter bids them rest.
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Sean
Delphos Dig Finds Ancient Bookkeeping Inscriptions
Archaeological work at Delphos reveals inscriptions on white and gray blue stones indicating receipts and expenses. The texts likely relate to marble costs for the Temple of Delphos, showing a simple yet precise ancient accounting method. Further study of the inscriptions is ongoing.
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Delphos
Pasteboard armor proves impenetrable to bullets at Copenhagen
Experiments in Copenhagen show millboard three inches thick stopping carbine bullets while the same attackers pierced nearby wooden planks. The results suggest pasteboard armor could offer strong defense against small arms in early trials.
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Copenhagen
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