Savannah Florida and Western Railway Time Card 1897
Central time card in effect May 5, 1897 shows passenger trains on this road run daily with service to and from New York and other points. The fragment references "Sind Ar, Mavens" and "Liv Polisin i Bullet Cars" indicating schedule details and car types.
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Central Time Card
Sind Ar, Mavens
Liv Polisini
New York
New Orleans Express
Sarasesh
Secksouville
Thommsville
Wayorees
New East Florida Express
Bavannah
Jewup
Jacksoarilla
Sam
Lake City
Widam
Wayerom
Bartow
Wales Legends of War and Honor Told by Edgar Jones
A fragmentary excerpt recounts old Welsh chiefs, battles, oaths, and steadfast guardianship. It traces a legendary thread from ancient chieftains to modern memory, with references to Llewelyn and Gwalias and a castle standing in rain while the sea winds spoke.
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Gwalias
Wales
Edgar Jones
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The Strike at Groton Gorge
Aretha Allen arrives at Groton Gorge to lead the district school. A slight, quiet woman proves formidable, winning control of her students and earning respect. Mrs Binns recalls initial doubts, then support as Allen settles into the town and the mountain setting.
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Irou Mountain
Misty Valley
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John
Miss Allen
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Mraler
Arethusa Allen Reforms Gorge House Staff Strike
In a crisis at Gorge House a determined Arethusa Allen discharges troublesome staff and reorganizes with new helpers. She secures support from Mrs Beasley and Mark Sevier, settles accounts, and promises a steadier season as boarders depart for October frosts. The plan yields a profitable season and a hopeful farewell.
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Where Bats Spend the Winter
A San Francisco Call writer notes bats, in cold climates, hibernate months without eating, some sinking into deep sleep with undetectable breath. They roost in tree trunks and caves, reappear in spring, and contribute by devouring many insects. Some Indiana tribes roast bats. large fruit bats are seen as luxuries in the Indian Ocean region. Ancient batlike reptiles had vast wings. one fossil in Vale College museum suggests extraordinary flyers with paddle-like tails.
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Pigmies of Africa and the Batua People
The article recounts Herodotus on African pigmies and reports by Dr. Wolff of the Batua, a four foot tall village people along the Congo. It notes their forest huts, alleged benevolent role feeding neighbors in exchange for maize and wine, and their skills in climbing palm trees, trapping game, and hunting elephants and buffalo with boldness and precise weapons.
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The Art of War as a Generalship Primer
A fragmentary excerpt discusses military leadership, stressing supply lines and timing as crucial. It invokes Napoleon as a model of steady, decisive command, and argues that the supreme mind must direct every motion of war to sustain an effective army.
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The Saga of John Saxe and His Daughter
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A Prison Homante Becomes a Jail Romance Tale
Charles Blake, once a hard criminal, is released from Newcastle Delaware jail after a three year burglary sentence. He endured a pillory sentence, gained a pardon for a remitted punishment, and forged a romance with Philadelphia bride Miss Gussie Turner while confined. The couple left Newcastle together and Blake pledged sobriety, vowing a respectable life with his wife at his side.
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Last Chances Gone. Omaha Goes to Nadel in Morning
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Pet Prine
Hss
Plerost
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