First Eight Months in Manila Observed by U S Navy Family
A Manila Review style narrative recounts a voyage from New York to Manila via Panama and Honolulu, quarantine experiences, and life in the old walled city. It details seasons, climate, native diet of rice and fish, coconut economy, housing, street life, churches, markets, crafts, and social scenes among Americans, Spaniards, and mestizos in 1839 Manila.
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Philippine Islands Post
Manila
P. L
Review
New York
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Letterman General Hospital
Helen Sue
Cora
Harlan Beardsworth
Mattie
al Beardsworth
Honolulu
Sick Bay
Guam
Manila Bay
China
U. S
Beri Jovn
Baguio
Los Banos
Pagsanjan
Luzon
Pasig
Calesa
Carromata
Ous
Pasig River
Chicago
Manita
Escolta
Mocnila
Broadway
Mexico
Lyon
Actool
Ar Abaea
Yatteo
Quiapo
Paco
Malate
Asia
Nepa
Baz
Baz Orchestra, Victrola Or Radio. We Motored Up To Montalban
Fragmented island geography and Manila Bay notes
Fragmented OCR text describes the Philippines with over seven thousand coral islands, Luzon as the largest and comparable to Ohio, Manila as a major population center, and references to a military base near Manila Bay. The passage contains garbled phrases about distances, quarantine forts, and a “Rock” outside a breakwater, with unclear times and figures.
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Philippine Islands
Pacific Ocean
Luzon
Ohio
Indiana
Maynila
Aus Ammericans
Manila Bay
Pigedor
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