Fragmented Miscellany Poem on Nature and Rebirth
A garbled miscellany verse evokes renewal and growth through nature and harvest imagery. Fragmented lines touch on dawn, rain, seeds, and mother earth, hinting at cyclical life and hope without clear narrative or identifiable figures.
Turning Over a New Leaf and a Child's Fate
In a tale of moral struggle, Mire laments the burden of orphans as Mrs. Wheaton and husband plan to take in two children. They resolve to reform their lives, stop wastes, and house the orphans, while neighbors debate responsibility. John Wheaton's shift toward thrift and charity leads to a better home for the children and a future with more adopted orphans.
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Mrs. Fogg
Myreat Youngs
Mrs. Cole
Sal Wheaton
Poorhouse
AnaWerel
Povshiainen
Marmina
Polly
Mra. Wheaton
Jooka
Mrs. Wheaton
Witte
Marx
Wheaton
Johny
John
Joli
Jane
Tyan
McBride
Nebibots
Ftn
Jane Wheaton
Annie
Fonteta
John Wheaton
Melsride
McHunite's
Greadtuck
Hmund
Dian
Mae Ant
Melivide
Ellen
Wolige
Jack
Wihieaton
Ana
Sat Wheaton Smalling
Ellen Bean
Mr. Wheaton
Woodbury Mills
Chon
Frank
Gia
Happy Home
Perilous chase of lands and a missing heir unfolds
In Pennsylvania courts a landmark suit by lawyer O. I. Wheeler seeks 4000 acres valued near 40 million. The case traces James Turnbull once tied to a coal tract in Luzerne County, contested by heirs through tax purchases. Turnbull, long presumed lost, reappears after decades, surviving shipwrecks, Peru mines, and South American ventures before returning home.
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New York
Tate Courts
Pensylvania
Wheeler
Cayerne County
Phidelphia
Aames Turnbull
Loo Tenes
Lamerne County
Tadepem
Hedtalian Bate
Albssd
Ileal Ut
Diecharhige
Hin
Alee
Daniel
Philadelply
Fils
Irving
Laxernie
Totstishi
Che
Rene Ee
Trimill Wheelor
Asa Packer
Phoileos
James Turn Wall
Mexico
Marathon
Ater
Che Hiawver
Amerie
Thia
Phildelphia
Lannehhige
California
Porty-niner
Texas
Peru
Chile
Tarry Melzer
Great South America Railroad
Medgge
Myagil Wat
Baelt
South Anvwerhea
Mili
Ameri
Moon's Orbit Explained by Sun’s Dominance
An analysis from Cornhill Magazine argues the moon is pulled more by the sun than by the earth. It suggests that viewed from afar the earth would seem stationary while the Moon circles it, though the true motion is sun-centered.
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Earth
Dhiefly
Homeine
Sue
Cornhill Magazine
Glycerine Lotion From Southern Lady Recited
A Southern woman shares a refined glycerine lotion recipe using almonds or platnhlo nuts rose water pine vinegar and perfume. The mixture is applied to rough skin, dried thoroughly and washed off if tacky. The piece ends noting peace at home as the greatest good.
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Senda Harper
Basar
Lea
Tallettes
Dermador
Momem Anderson
A.M
Chenletry
Mathemiaticon
Oneida County
N.Y
Eminent Lawyers Engage in Pennsylvania Trial Postponement
The case in the United States District Court at Williamsport was postponed after defendants requested delay. Prosecutors plan full extent of penalties, with eminent lawyers on both sides. Judge Worlant and several counsel were absent due to Costitutional Convention duties.
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