Train Timetable Fragment for Dunkirk Buffalo Route
Readable fragments show multiple Leave notes from towns including Titusville Grand Valley Garland Pittsfield Youngsville Irvington Warren Russelburg Fentonville Frewsburg A and G WCre Falconer's Fredonia arriving Dunkirk Buffalo East Buffalo GOI and various departure times on a Monday timetable. Station stops listed with morning to evening segments and general notes.
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Titusville
Grand Valley
Garland
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Irvington
Warren
Russelburg
Fentonville
Frewsburg
A & G Wcre
Falconer’s
Fredonia
Dunkirk - Buffalo
Buffalo
Dunkirk
Falcconer’s
A&g Wcre
Grand Valle
Great Blood Purifier VEGETINE Promises Cure
The ad claims VEGETINE relieves pain cleanses and cures long standing illnesses by purifying the blood. It asserts many patients succeed after trying other physicians and remedies and that the medicine acts directly on the circulating blood to restore health.
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Ayer
VegeTine praised for Dyspepsia and kidney relief
Mrs. Monroe Parker of 86 Athens Street South Boston writes on February 7 1870 praising VEGETINE as a valuable remedy for dyspepsia kidney complaint and general debility and recommends it to others suffering from the same.
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Boston
Stevens
Monroe Parker
Athens Street
Communion Without Priests A Poetic Pilgrimage
A devotional poem by Simeon Tucker Clark extols the universal blessing of bread and wine as sacred sustenance from God. It rejects sacramental exclusivity and envisions divine communion available to all souls, urging hunger for spiritual sustenance beyond formal rites.
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Simeon Tucker Clark
A Soft White Thing for Flirtation and Work
A poem-like verse praises a practical hand as both dainty and industrious. It extols a sunburned useful thing worn by a belle, linking beauty with labor, charity, and loyalty, claiming it outvalues gold when held by a loyal, hardworking heart.
The Devil's Cigar Beloved by Satan Spreads War at Home
A verse tale depicts Satan lighting a weed to create a fire producing stench and pests. He revels as carnage erupts. women in households resist the invention, arguing the profits end with the Devil paying.
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Nick
Satan
The push to make all goods at home expands across industries
Dr. Holland argues Scribner’s era drives America to produce watches, silk, pottery, cutlery, woolen cloths, carpets, leather, prints, flax and cordage at home. He warns capital must shift to domestic fields to avoid pauperism and idle labor, acknowledging years of costly experiments but urging immediate direction of public effort.
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Scribner
Holland
China
Japan
Sheffield
France
Germany
England
London
Scribner’s Monthly
St. Nicholas
Ireland
Saxony
Choice of Words and the Power of Plain Speech
A discussion on excess word use and wrong meanings argues for monosyllabic clarity. It cites Scottish simples and Shakespeare read by children, notes Saxon roots versus Latin terms, and critiques newspaper diction that replaces common words with lengthy forms.
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Scotland
Esau
Jacob
Cesar
Rome
Dean Alford
Reno Scandal Case CourtMartial at St Paul Adjourned
The court martial at St Paul to try Major Reno on charges by Captain Bell adjourned March 20. The case accuses Reno of conduct unbecoming an officer for pursuing Mrs Bell and spreading slander while her husband was away, with Reno potentially facing dismissal after headquarter approval. He commanded a battalion at the time of the Custer massacre.
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St. Paul
Bell
Seventh United States Infantry
Major Reno
Fort Abercrombie
J. M. Bell
Railroad buys rolling chairs for invalid travelers
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company purchased three hundred sixty five rolling chairs and distributed them to principal depots and stations along the line to aid traveling invalids and cripples.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
The Pen’s Marathon: Writers’ Extraordinary Strokes
A rapid scribe can form thirty words per minute, tracing a mile yearly by pen. The text notes vast daily and yearly stroke counts, with averages of three to four strokes per alphabet letter and millions of pen motions expected in long spans.
Deacon Says Shakers Gifted Turkey in Charity Jest
An elderly deacon jokingly tells his orthodox wife that the charity raffle turkey came from the Shakers. The moment blends humor with parish life as he hands over the bird and avoids disclosing how he won it.
Credit and the truth about newspaper payments
A writer argues against extending credit for a year to subscribers. He compares paying in advance to paying for medicine, tickets, or a carpenter’s work. The piece defends upfront payment, citing costs, risk of nonpayment, and a twenty year record of reliable delivery, ending with a sharp analogy about pork barrels and payment timing.
The Homely Girl’s Strategy Conflict in a Virginia House
Two sisters in a Virginia town, one famed for beauty the other for wit, plot to outdo each other. The homely sister poisons the water of the better looking rival at a party, causing her to fall asleep while guests are entertained with music and chatter. The party ends with guests pledging to favor the homely sister henceforth.
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Virginia Chronicle
Blake Crusher
Daniel Deronda
Toronto Girls and American Fashion in Conflicting Views
A Philadelphia Times correspondent discusses Toronto women, noting two types: petite American-figured and tall, red-haired Canadian styles. She observes Toronto dress resembles American trends, with occasional jibes about American go aheadliness and concludes a rink encounter where bystander labels a well-dressed woman as American, reflecting regional perceptions.
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Toronto
Phila
Times Cor
Witty snippets and quotations amuse readers in varied columns
A collage of humorous bits from letters and editorials covers moral quips, clever sayings, and Civil War era reflections. Topics range from science and religion to local commerce and jokes about bachelors, twins, and a blue-glass remedy.
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