Plowhandle Ploddings and Parables of Odd Advice
A quirky mix of home farm wisdom and humorous proverbs. The speaker muses on work attire, mortgage payments, legal excess, door height, family traits, and thrift, weaving satirical lines about land, animals, and money in a light agricultural tone.
Facts and Figures From a Curious World
A world of trivia covers republics versus monarchies, slavery numbers, voiceless animals, timekeeping accuracy, ship speed records, birth months, and the first U S newspaper origin in Portsmouth New Hampshire 1756.
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Portsmouth
N. Il
Diverse 19th Century Business and People Notes
The report lists various topics from different regions including Buenos Aires manufacturing of AGuicoLronAL implements, Minneapolis flour production with a banner year tally, and an English carpet firm purchasing land in Elizabeth New Jersey to build AXminster and Wilton carpet factories. It also notes 761 new industrial enterprises formed in the South in Q2 and 502 for the first half of the year, plus assorted biographical and local interest items about figures and families including the Ronald clan, Scotishamcorn, and prominent Kentuckians who became American public figures.
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Buenos Ayres
Minneapolis
Elizabeth
N. 4
Baltimore
Corrimadagia Canale
Urc
Sen Iia
Jonx Pirowens
California
Provident
Warrmaw
Jodder
Marian Whitelaw Nonalds
Ronald
Uuseipest
Ilaswseos
Ite
Ohio River
Avsat
England mocks Chicago as the food dispebrary of the universe
KaAwenes lists four cities where women vote less than men. One council set is entirely female. St Louis proposes fair baths to curb Mississippi drownings of about forty boys yearly. The Perry monument in Cleveland to be moved for a soldiers and sailors memorial. A Rostos paper notes the season of mixed costumes with a woman in black lace, russet shoes, blue sailor hat, and tan covert coat on Washington street.
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England
Chicago
KaAwenes
St. Louis
Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry
Pat-in-Bay
Cleveland
Rostos
Washington Street
Little Girl Healed by King's New Discovery
A Michigan lighthouse keeper family writes of their four year old daughter who battled measles and a severe cough with fever. After two and a half bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery she fully recovered, praising its value and a free trial bottle offered locally.
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Loren Trevcott
Beach
Mich
Here
Detroit
Kine
J.B
J. RB. Wilson
Clay Street
Sharpsburg
Dr King
Robert Barber
Cooksport
Dr. King
J. R. Weston's
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Italy
France
Canada
Indiafrica
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Butte
Tebe Stath
Montana
Om Co
Schuttler
Studebaker
Racine Spring
Miller
John Deere & Eagle Manufacturing Co
Kilbourne & Jacobs Manufacturing Co
Crown
Esterly
Keystone
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Indiana
W. HH. Meknight
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ST. & Washington Ave
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Cincinnati
Portland
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Christensen & Haarlow
Baldwin
Wis
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Hartford
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Dr. J. Ayer & CO
Lowel, Ass
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Salt Lake
Tribune
Western Slope
Intermountain
San Francisco
Denver
the Tribune
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Oran
Weston
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Townsend, Montana
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