Poignant Tribute Poem From Troy Herald 1674
A reflective verse chronicles memory and farewell as a family prepares to leave a home in St. Louis. The poem tenderly recalls friends, neighbors, and shared joys, urging acceptance of change and renewal while keeping loved ones in hopeful remembrance.
Louise Necker Defends France. A Girl’s Bold Pen
A stormy day frames Louise Germaine Necker’s transformation into Madame de Stael. Faced with public scorn for her father Necker, she writes a forceful defense that moves Paris, earning her father’s praise and foreshadowing a renowned career championing liberty.
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William Necker
France
Louis XVI
Necker
Goyallata
Vuley Germaine Necker
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Royallet
Malles
Mer Arin
Dili
al Apevd
Mademoiselle
Mierre
Louise Germaine Necker
Pierre
Vierre
Paris
Nevker
Louk
Louise
Wales
Klesley
Bella
Louley
Fother
Artivle
Culen
Nooker Pausal
Louie
Louiee
Madame Ie Stael
Alabama Poker Hand in 1874 Courtroom Tales
1874 Alabama tale from Tubumbia notes a sheriff Bill Jr engaging in a quirky gambling duel on a train. A Dutchman thwarts the four kings hand. Also recounted is a deacon elder exchange over a fore-shoulder sale and a quizzing joke about stabbing versus killing a hog.
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Alabama
Lowlevilly Courier Journal
Tubcumbia
Ala
Juan Ulades
Bill Jr
Our County
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Elf
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Ounce
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Dill
Sak S
Joost
Holt
Reed
Rogue Elephant Encounter in Ceylon Jungle Trek
An English traveler recounts a near encounter with a rogue elephant while riding a pony through Ceylon's jungle near a planter's estate. The animal remained calm, the rider dismounted amid torn clothes, and the escape ended with a return to the bungalow where friends teased the episode as a tame elephant misidentified.
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Lahould
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Fac
Turnlg
Jack
Dil
Island
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