My Darling's Shoes in a Nation’s Loss
A lament poem from Troy Herald edition reflects a bereaved speaker mourning a separation. The speaker recalls beloved shoes and a missing partner, using imagery of feet, a river, and a golden street to convey longing, parting, and impossible return. The verse frames personal grief within a national or communal context.
A Working Man's Home and a Silent Farewell
A moving reminiscence on a humble craftsman who built a beloved home for his wife and three children, his honest life, and a quiet death that left a grieving family. The narrative shifts to a historical vignette of Revolutionary generals Adams Stephen Gates and Lee, and their fading fame near a small valley town, as the landscape witnesses memories of courage, pride, and loss.
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Jon
Ecotinto
Ilo
Whit Gial
Ile
Sle
Earth
Wight
Gorl
Ito
Meo
Gal
Geviot
Osis
Papa
Baby
Ingrid
Angela I
Golden Gardens
Paps
Dimecunt
Klaus
Pomeroy
Laeltown
Jepot
Charles Jo
Horatio Gates
Camden
Aten
Awd Ada Stupluon
Washington
Lwo
Sparks
Youngahiot
Winchester
Stephen
North
Princytown
Disgustel
Tved
Gates
Lee
Monmouth
Beving
Dia Louis
Saya
Ad- Vergary
Arma
Lea
Ila
Eccen
Charles Leo
Burgoyne
Army of the South
Congress
Leo
Miu
Theough
Adam Stephen
Hleve
Bible facts summarized from a prisoner’s copy observations
A prisoner confined to solitary confinement cites Bible statistics: total letters 3,580,180. words 7,602. verses 173. chapters 1,189. books 66. Notes on word frequencies, rare terms, and peculiar chapter references, including Acts 26 as the finest, and Esther’s longest verse. Contains various peculiar claims about specific verses and alphabet reviews.
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St. John
Pontin
Roast chicken on a North Carolina train platform
An aged colored man offers a hot roast chicken to a passenger on a North Carolina railway platform. He claims the dish is ready and questions the passenger about its origin and his origins as the train departs.
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Ata North Carolina Railway
Ninico Arthot
Aoke
Nort
Many Trades Open to Women in Postwar Census
The censua reveals extensive female participation across many professions. Women farmers appear alongside forty five stock herders, five barbers, twenty four dentists, two hostlers, three professional hunters and trappers, five lawyers, five hundred and thirty five physicians, ninety seven clergy women, FOVON sextons, ten canal workers, one hundred ninety five dray women, one pilot, four gas atoliers, thirty three gunsmiths, seven gun powder makers, sixteen amp riggers, plus artisans and teachers of navigation.
Somnambulism Case Among Clergy Draws Attention
An archbishop reports a curate plagued by somnambulism who writes sermons nightly with ink on blank pages, notices changes in wording, and even detects paper swaps. The observer notes his perceptions align with preconceived ideas, and the case spans over two years with legal prosecutions and public costs cited.
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Hordeaux
Wait
Jnatice
Jnatico
Lincoln County
Pieper
W. Delventhal
Walter
Bea- Jey
Justice of the Peace
Ciol
Werrenton Chronicle
Campbell
Hha
Oldest Rose Bush at Hildeshem Cathedral Described
A 1000 year old rose bush dominates the Cathedral at Hildeshem in Innover. It has six branches each about fifteen feet long emanating from a central stalk, with a diameter of about fifteen feet. A medieval shelter was extended over it by Bishop Hobson amid stormy winds and weather.
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Hildeshem
Innover
Hishop Hobson