Cultivation plan for black walnut trees described
A fragmented antiquated directive outlines planting black walnuts in rows with potatoes and corn, detailing spacing, thinning every spring and later, keeping ground weed free, trimming rules to avoid branch overgrowth, and maintaining trees until they fully occupy the area. It stresses annual maintenance and eventual thinning to manage shape and flow.
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VE Tages
Tou Indi Jan Sdorucuinre
Leei
Musi
Detectives Mooney and Boland Open Chicago Branch
The Mooney and Boland detective agency, famed for high profile cases, opens a Chicago branch at 715 Monroe Street under Superintendent Thomas H. Whippy. The firm, known worldwide for transeeting work, promises to aid private detectives and attract northern charity, with strong endorsements from the Chicago Journal. A late item notes Methodist bishoprics planning a Berwick conference in Pennsylvania for a week.
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Ranca
Katab
Chicago
Mestrs Mooney Apd Boien
Broadway
New York
Ther
Monroe Street
Thoms
Bes
Basibem
Moosey & Bolend
Mooney & Holand
Tioossads
Lemor
America
Dewey & Boland
Chica 20 Journal
Sam Todd in Confederate Service and Lincoln Kinship
The article recalls Sam Todd, brother of Mrs. Lincoln, who volunteered with Crescent Regiment in the Civil War, fought at Shiloh, and was killed early in the action. It also profiles Lincoln's surviving brother-in-law, a prosperous, private-minded lumberman from Skowhegan who built wealth through timber and land, manages his affairs personally, and stays quietly charitable.
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Abe
Beauregard
West
Grant
Sherman
Kentucky
Tennessee
Sam ‘Todd
Bhiloh
Crescent
Washington Artillery
Texas
Ani Bam
Ata
Baguregari
Lousiana An
Frentwan
Norfolk
Busiani
Sani Todd
Ina Confederacy
Agalian
Skowbegan
Para
Recanuy
Death of William B. Loome and Grant Family on New York Trip
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad conductor William B. Loome dies in Minneapolis. A presidential party including General Grant and Mrs Grant travels to New York, with a clash over tickets resolved as the party pays fares.
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Wunuaster
William B. Loome
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Minneapolis
Minn
Woon
Gen
Grant
Mus
Nelite Srant
Sartona
New York
Willian Loom
Wilhelm
Wiliam
William
Alan
McClellan
Washington
Pope
Irwin McDowell
Maras Uss Perromzec
Monary Cotoplaion Corwell, Hazard & Co
Draggista
Permenal Te Moway
Tae Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall, Mich
Dye
N. B
Kome Pariy
Messrs
Boericke and
Tafel
Boericke & Tafel
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Baltimore
Chicago
Bay
C. D. Wane
Frosa
The Richest Man in Maine in Skowhegan
In Skowhegan a two seated hack drawn by a pair of black horses stops at the Fire National Bank door each morning before 9 o'clock. The team and mailer crew are steady and well regarded, with the owner’s acerbic demeanor noted. The piece mentions a single surviving brother Alonso and an ex governor figure referenced in passing.
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Lewin
Bamiage
Fire National Bank Ir
Skowhegan
Beuthar
Alonso
Mourning Fashions and Public Notes Across Regions
The piece outlines mourning attire for ladies in different stages of mourning including jet black cashmere outfits with kilted skirts and velvet trimmings, crape bonnets, and jabots, plus caps and veils. It also notes a congressional session in Ohio planning to place a Garfield bust, a winter forecast, health ads, wildlife anecdotes, and a transportation reference about ribbon importation for a national temperance leader.
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Mull
Wartime Healer and Modern Cures Dominate London Scene
In London Sir Garnet Wolseley arrives amid talk of public health cures. Advertisements tout Dr. Pierce’s medicines and “Pleasant Parentive Pellets” while sensational claims promise remedies for female weakness and blood impurities. Also noted are household stoves, tonics, and medical potions from Boericke and Tafel with a wary eye on medical authority.
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Agady Walth
Dreggisi
Tom
Garnet Wolssley
London
Workren
Evomonrine
R.A. Proctor
Kilert’s Daylight Liver Pills Advertised Cure All
An 19th century style advertisement claims Kilert’s Daylight Liver Pills remove bile toning the emachant bowels and giving healthy action. They are a blood purifier and a remedy for headache, indigestion liver complaint and impan Biond. Sold by draggicts and promoted as superior to other cures.
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Draggicts
Cork
Inesses
Magcetisa
Citago
State Street
United Maes
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