Mail train stops at all stations with connections note
Purchase tickets at the station and fare collected on the train. The mail train stops at all DB and WW stations with connections at Warcruts to and from intsom Savannsh Floride and Weeers Pollivan Pataca Sloping and Mann Bondoir gloeping toward Jacksonville and Cincinnati. Time card in effect May 5, 1837. Tampa steamship line and West Line details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eave
DB & WW
Warcruts
Intsom Savannsh
Ploride & Weeers Pollivan Pataca Sloping
Mann Bondoir Gloeping
Cere
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
Quillanoogs
F.W. Angier
Gaddis
Fashion Notes and Looming Trends in Seaside Attire
A collage of 19th century fashion bits notes ringlets for weddings, girdles for girls, and a salon of trends. It cites weddings superstitions, a school for wives, the rising price of gray hair, and a raft of summer styles from Neapolitan bonnets to silk dresses, parasols, and lace flounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringers
Esten
India
Sailor Tate
O11 Well Business In Oil Fields Of Pennsylvania New York
Statistics show that 53 000 wells have been drilled in Pennsylvania and New York since discovery of eum and costs reach 200 million dollars. The wells reduce output to 1 231 103 gallons in county, with 2 200 000 dollars spent on machinery and drilling. The data exclude vast natural gas business values in oil city area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Berrick
Worms in Raw Keys and German Experiments
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a German professor Liebe and experiments on worms in eggs. It mentions worms or larvae in white of egg and domestic hen contexts. The text is garbled but hints at early scientific inquiry and observation of worm presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebe
Apple fall and gravity tale mocks Newton history
A satirical piece traces Sir Isaac Newton's apple incident and gravity as a farce about boys, mischief, and patent drama. It jokes that gravity governs tides and seasons, then spars with Bell Telephone patent claims, suggesting royalties for dropped objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howdon
Mass
Toat
Sir Isaac
Congress
Isaac Newton
Isaac
Bell Telephone Company
Indians Poison Their Arrows Hidden in Folklore Making and Use
An excerpt describes ritual poison arrow making among Indians, detailing methods to enchant arrows with venomous substances. The tale cites an elder as master of poisons and discusses patterns of hunting, including the ritual preparation, the use of snake venom, and the perilous consequences for prey and practitioners.
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Huboone & Co
Valdosta, Ga
Bay Bee
Savannah, Florida
Railway
Central Time
West India Fast Mail
Tampa
Ty Iwam Steamship Line
Arunre and
Pin
Wed
Roy Weat
Line
Pan Fed
Tad
Fleming
Bape
Vin Lana Ae Gratianooga
W. Athesta
Ftibany
W. Davie
Willingh Bampet
Pearson
Hy Eston
PAW
Jacke Tacknoville
Few
Charieat Bavannah
Jarville Essen
Waynesville
Pyles
Mars ‘Sion
Idiam Senate
Orleans Express
Jayeross
Neon
Jackson
Jen Ly Thomaarill
Caattasvocies
Tip Pallgan Baffet Ors
Orhan
Las
Waycross
East Florida
Tattooville
Pan
Dupont
Tate City
Live Oak
Digwarill le
Albany
Rand
Montgomery
Neahr
Jeckvorvile
Tees
Oak
Aden
Ren Ganet
Bavannah
Thomasville
Wayerom Oe
WM. P. Sandee
France
Seane
Caroline
Priscilla
Raphe
Philadelphia Times
New York Sun
Sixth Avenue
Jones
Poole
Pitta
Saya
The
Argonaut
Abe
Rother
Hale
Amen Ho
Sandwich Islands
Fiir
Nevada
Iba
Issac
Newton
Chad
Nankeng
Tadler
Ee Etnatis Jones, Tuttle
Wah Ene Iy
Eiyeseater
Erm Gore Soca
O Editorial T
Tom Fee
Salo Pauls
Pasaphiet
Saa
Marea
Alan
Sifters
Indianapolis
Ind
Drugeiages
WN. Dela. Aves
Phil Re
LO Asiraai
Ava
W. Va
J. Stewer
Athenium
D. Suith
Prest
Calambia
Tenn
Central University
Richmond
Blair
Earsington
D.C
Hoteer Co
Holy, Wah
Mexico
Alexican
Tanown
Tae
Eanray Boor
Ganan
Milaberh
Woars Woxnens
Arta
Mosaam
Larineern
Toring Troubjen
Loree
Hia
Seatons
Doctors
Bawa
Justina Ly Beaver
St. Leah
Marlin Repeating
Maettabos Marin Fire Arma Us
J.P. Stevens & Bro, Jelers
Atlanta, Ga
le Co Haa
Yasuoines
Ciewulars & Gpesimes
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