Missing Items and Contact Details From Local Sale
Fragmentary notice lists walnut hall seat at 70 cents, a Tong mirror for 5 cents, sliding couch with mattress and pillows for 12, kitchen table for 4, four dining chairs for 6, two parlor tables at 2 each, and a toe water tank for 2. Location 46 Sturgis am Calick. Found keys and rings offered. reviewers requested payment for information.
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Galemiack
Calick
Portland Man Arrested on Larceny Charge
Chief McNeill and Lieut. Douglas arrested Leander G. Stepp of Portland Maine on a warrant from that city. Stepp faced a larceny charge as the alleged reason for the warrant.
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McNeill
Lieut
Douglas
Leander G. Stepp
Portland
Voting Lists Expanded As Registration Closes
Registration closed with 626 women and 282 men added to the lists. Precincts show detailed counts for women and men. Local social notes mention visitors Jerald Griffin of Olean and guests Hattie Anderson of Providence and John Moore of Washington visiting Fremont street residents.
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Jerald Griffin
Olean
John Seward
Fremont St
Marie Lavoie
Main St
Hattie Anderson
Providence
R. L
George Berry
William Moore
Washington, D. C
John Moore
Simon Rock
Visit Notes From North Atlantic Residents Abroad
Mr Joseph Sullivan and his sisters Margaret and Anna of 345 Winthrop Street visit friends in the South. They visited their brother Louis at Woodstock Maryland where he has studied six years to become a Jesuit father. Miss Breeze of Underhill Street is at Micholse Cottage Rockland Maine. Mr and Mrs E T Clifford are at Glencove Belfast Maine. Mr Edward A Coates of Bellevue spent part of this week at his old home Windsor Vermont. Supt Frank A Douglas has returned to Winthrop from Cape Rozer.
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Joseph Sullivan
Margaret
Anna
Winthrop St
South
Louis
Woodstock
Miss Breeze
Underhill St
Micholse Cottage
Rockland
E. T. Clifford
Glencove
Belfast
Edward A. Coates
Bellevue
Windsor
Frank A. Douglas
Winthrop
Cape Rozer
Youth Prodigal With Opinions.
A short critique on youth and its readiness to share opinions, contrasting with experienced men's restraint. The author notes youth offers bold ideas and criticism, while seasoned individuals wait to be asked, and asks for dash and dare yet highlights immature advice.
Antiques Wanted Paying High Cash Prices
Local buyers seek antique items for cash payment. Call or visit for appraisal and immediate purchase offers. Cash on the spot for valuables including furniture, jewelry, coins, and collectibles. Independent appraisers available by appointment.
Bureau’s Good Work In Annual Indian Investigations
The yearly report catalogs investigations among Native peoples, enriching the narrative with findings that fascinate scientists and the public. It highlights a once powerful race whose rapid decline prompts concern and interest across communities.
Hyphenated Americans as a 19th Century Phrase
The record notes that the term Hyphenated Americans dates to before 1876. John Boyle OReilly is cited as applying it to remnants of old Toryism opposing the nationwide 1876 celebration.
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John Boyle Oreilly
Origins of the Free Masons And Its Ancient Roots
The society of Free Masons predates other groups by centuries with unknown origin. Legends place its birth at Solomon's Temple, but credibility is low. Some writers link it to Druids Knights Templar or Pythagoras and even Francis Bacon asserts. Recent claims cite discoveries in Palestine Egyptian obelisks and pyramids. Investigators suggest the pyramid builders formed its precursor.
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Orgin
Society of Free Masons
Druids
Knights Templar
Pythagoras
Francis Bacon
Palestine
Like the Green Bay Tree Weeds Produce Vast Seed Totals
The article notes the prolific seed production of weeds. Purslane can yield up to 1,250,000 seeds from one plant, thistle 100,000 to 200,000, charlock 200,000, and shepherd's purse about 50,000. Some seeds remain viable for 3 to 15 years, including dock chickweed and shepherd's purse. It estimates about 25,000 grains per pound of wild oats, while plantain or charlock seeds require far more weight for the same count.
Surviving Echoes of Baal Fire Worship Across East
Fragments describe old rites where bonfires were lit and lots drawn for sacrifice, depicting a mock simulacrum of the ritual. The text notes these survivals persisted long ago across the eastern hemisphere.
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Hemisphere
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