Fragmentary 19th century public officials list
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple public offices and officials including names such as George F. Moors, George J. Lewis, J. W. Huston, Joh P. Charlen, N. Sullivan, and others. Mentions Public Instruction, Surveyor General, Secretary of State, Attorney General, U.S. District Attorney, and a Land Office district reference, with scattered titles and stray names. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Moors
George J. Lewis
McFarland Somes Crutcher
J. B. Forneyore
Jamen
Hastines
Louis Anerson
Stramytats Ph
U. 8
Asxay Omtloe
Church Supreme
J. W. Huston
Fustice
Joh P. Charlen
N. Sullivan
Diste
Stockstager
U. S. Mambai
U.S
Local Officials Named in Fragmentary Listing
Fragmentary OCR reads Coryell Jone J McCarthy A G Omar Cor Lane George E Keyus and Henry H Kapp among names listed in a local official directory fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coryell Jone J. McCarthy A
Omar Cor Lane
George E. Keyus
Henry H. Kapp
Minister's Trials Highlight Nervous Strain Cure Story
An excerpted reminiscence discusses modern life causing nervous strain and breakdowns across society. It notes Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People as a restorative remedy used by a leader from Elston Michigan who recovered after physicians warned of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cready
Elston
Williams
Pesganneat
European stage notes from Paris to Monte Carlo this winter
Eleanora Duse to perform in Monte Carlo with a winter series. The Cat and the Cherub to be staged in Paris. Joseph Jefferson gifts a high pedigree dog to Nat Goodwin. Herbert Kelcey buys a Clyde Fitch play to be produced this season. Yvette Guilbert offered 4009 francs a week in Germany, has accepted. press critics fear, Rejane eases the barrier. Fiske pushes ushers to stop late comers during performances. Paris tires of Cleo de Merode as reviews mock her, Bernhardt to try a new piece Les Manvaux Langers by Octave Mirbeau with Renaissance director not appearing until act ten. Bernhardt seeks to prove she does not dwarf her cast and that a long role is not required for success.
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Eleanora Duse
Monte Carlo
Cat
Cherub
Paris
Joseph Jefferson
Nat Goodwin
Lea
Mr. Goodwin
Herbert Kelcey
Clyde Fitch
Jim the Penman
Yvette Guilbert
Germany
Rejane
Fiske
Cleo de Merode
New York
Mme. Bernhardt
M. Octave Mirbéau
Thoughts on Marriage and Wit from Classic Authors
A collage of quotations on marriage from Shakespeare Penn Massinger and Cowper notes. It contrasts marriage as folly and fortune and jokes about wedlock with remarks on love character and virtue. The excerpts feature authors including Congreve Augustine Maliere Bacon Dacier Shakespeare Penn Ditto Dit to sell liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine
A. Dupuy
Lbacon
Hou
Penn
Massinger
C. Simmons
Mme
Shirley
J. P. Senn
Tennyeon
Cocks and Writers and a Lincolnshire Estate Auction
An English critic praises a Napoleonic portrait in a new work by Otto Mittelstein about Germany under the emperor. Debates over author Tall Caine hint at money and fame. Locketey Hall, Lincolnshire, offered for sale at $3,300 for ball and 20 acres, withdrawn after high bid. $16,000 would seem cheap for such real estate with no literary value.
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Do Appleton & Con
Napoleon
Otto Mittelsing
Germany
Tall Caine
Locketey Hall
Lincolnshire
England
Glossary of quirky coinages from Chiresu News
A jumble of humorous definitions mocks slang and political jargon. It mocks terms like Matrimony and Reform, suggesting playful, satirical takes on language and social roles without clear real events or dates.
Sleep and longevity myth in eight hours sleep debate
The article cites medical opinion and anecdotes to argue that long sleep is not essential for longevity. It references Dr James Legge, Brunel, Sir George Heathfield, Humboldt, and Max Muller, noting some slept little yet lived long. The tone quotes historic figures to challenge the belief in required sleep hours.
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Grroneoun
Deitieh Medical Journal
James Legge
University of Oxford
Brunel
Max Muller
Humboldt
Rat Hunts in Ohio Spark Odd Tail Prize Scams
A publisher reports multiple rat hunts in Ohio where teams win by collecting tails. One winning group bought 1,486 tails at Madison Mills, paying a cent for 1000 and two thirds of four cents for 486, enabling victory. A Plain City visitor offered 25 dollars for 2600 tails, which were burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moomingburg
Unters
Madison Mills
Plain City
Leather Coats From Sheepskin to Dogskin Serve Warmth
Leather coats come in sheepskin horsehide and dogskin, with corduroy or sheep wool linings. Corduroy lined pieces are reversible. prices range five to eighteen dollars. West truckers policemen and lumbermen favor them for warmth and freedom of movement. The article notes various lining colors and wearers in city and rural settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inna
Why the Cows Liked to Look at Her Large Feet
A fragmented tale from a St. Louis shoe store overheard in the Sunday Republic. An elegant, large woman laments her long feet and childhood teasing. An old neighbor jokes that cows are glad to see her walk by, knowing her feet require a whole cowhide for a shoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
St. Louis
Sunday Republic
Moly
Swedish firewomen at king’s jubilee in Koenissen display
At Os car jubilee events Swedish watchers favored the Koenissen female fire brigade exhibition. About 150 young women aged 20 to 20 directed by a married male commander drew notable royal attention during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Sweden
Norway
Koenissen
Hermit and Horseman of the Mississippi Island
Congressman Robert Hitt receives a letter from Gottlieb Leit a 73 year old Prussian hermit living on a Mississippi River island in Jo Daviess County. Leit describes isolation on a brush hidden hut his self made plow harness and his routine of farming hunting and fishing. He asks Hitt to help build a dam to protect his land and claims all taxes are promptly paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert FR. Hitt
House Committee On Foreign Fairs
Nillinois
Mississippi River
Jo Daviess County
Athout
Hitt
Uwele Bam
Sland
Gottlieb Leitof
Womerania
Prussia
Austria
Leiteot
Mao
Beast
Tie
Philadelphia
Fresh Fancies in Style Showcases Narrow Stripes and Lace
A Dry Goods Economist note details fashion across a chic ensemble featuring a black and white theme. Descriptions include a diagonal striped silk front, white mousseline accents, a black velvet collar, rhinestone buckles, and layered yokes and ribbons.
Blackbeard the pirate terror of the Atlantic coast
Dinckbeard narrates the era of Blackbeard, the notorious pirate whose real name was Teach. Descriptions recall his fearsome appearance a long black beard tied with ribbons his heavy belt pistols and knives, making him a formidable foe as he raided merchant ships off New England to the West Indies.
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Atlantic
North America
New England
West Indies
Blackbeard
Teach
Headquarters
Ues
Ciate
Nori Carettina Suere
Absolite
Celine Lim
Sowie
Fraok
Storkton
Nehotns
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Ath Land Office
Brodhead
Wal Horne
Custer County
Socinties
Dias
Mr. Home
Fanwary Woodoes
J Snosnows
Marob Teessaens
Aumon
Maohocree
Cmaunrs
Wating
FCO Stocmuaanh
Fuge
Uster Lodge
Roewlar
Oelool
Challis
Geo. B. Keyes
Finxnin
Ritvar Laat Tebekah Lodge
Itv
Hebelah
T. J
Paul N. G
Mies Ide Hanns
Custer
F. Hall
T. J. Paul
C. P
Dougherty, Scribe
Challis Tant
K. C. T. M. Rerol
C. F. Hall
Knight Gro. B.kayes
A. C. Bomar
Congregational Church
Bsadbord School
Guy Poster
L. Rogers
Challis, Rho
J.S. Meyer
J.18. Cutter
Cuauuis
Inano
Fomce
R.A. Pierce
Idaho
W. T. Reeves
Pocatello
Leon E. Calhoun
Plackwell
Blackwell
Durban
Tie Park Wlotiel Tek Sass
Robinson Bar
Werm Spring Creek
Salmon River
Clayton
Superior
Medical Properties
K. D. Williams
Beardsley
E. R. Kitris
Cocks and Writers
United States
Chiromsney
Chiresu News
Ohio
Topeka
The
Atchizon
Kansas
O'Donahu
Getrich
South Africa
Hermit and
Illinois
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