The French On Grant Washington Era Public Memory
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Grant’s stance on France during the Franco Prussian War era. It discusses French leadership, Favre’s government, U.S. aid, and public reactions at Paris and London, with references to Washington and the Elysee Palace. The piece notes media reactions to Grant and U.S. policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaatoc
United State
Washington
Limee
Vance
Lyles
Awaseia
Praxce
Nord
Paria
de Gates
Liverpool
Paris
Sociel
Grneral
Elyioe Palace
Marshal MacMahon
Sulpera
Jales Favre
Forres
Sedan
Tome
Vhia
Favre
Frasee
Historical Recipes Fragment From an Old Cookery Page
A fragmented OCR of domestic recipes and kitchen notes includes instructions for ostimeal batter and beef croquettes, batter pancakes, liver dishes with greens, roast meat guidance, and malted batter. Also noted are cholera cure tales, cucumber pickling brine, and horseradish preservation tips with dated travel and household references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messachenetta
Twetige
Chen
Litseradinh
Horse Healing Myths and Broken Leg Remedies Explored
Fragmented article surveys 19th century horse care myths including curing broken limbs, pasture care, and the debate over whether certain leg injuries are permanently crippling. It notes attempts to restrain pain, use splints or slings, and reflect on owner responsibilities and veterinary limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferivaty Sargpem
Saaby
Ernst
Joe
Arin
Duliente
Jeri
Ruskin Childhood Reminiscences and Family Life
Fragmentary reminiscences describe young Ruskin with his parents in a restricted room beside the sacred niche and by the fireplace. He reads Shakespeare and Scott, learns about Quixote, and grows close to his mother and cousin Jesie while servants face hardship and a strict household routine shapes his early years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenien
Cotter
Evsiney
Perki
Perk
Tay
Denis
Teast
An Economical Trip to Europe by the Poor Man
A first person narrative from August 1 describes seeking budget steamer passage to Europe. The traveler details steerage conditions on ships, crowd scenes on the New York dock, packing minimal belongings, and the modest comforts and discomforts aboard. The voyage includes Gibraltar and Mediterranean approaches with notes on fellow travelers and cultural contrasts.
Stage Struck Mama and the Road to Ruin
A dapper young man recalls joining a comic opera company for forty weeks at eighteen dollars weekly plus expenses. He describes rough travel, empty theaters, delayed pay, and principals who siphoned funds, leaving chorus members in debt. Many turned to church work or rival troupes, while box office schemes and improvised living conditions worsened as the tour wore on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manpater
Jnsas
Victor Hoge
Thal
Paris
Napoleons
France
Teutona
Grant
Wey
Usta
Yous Ross
Ory Greenman
New York
Tralian
Samael
Express
Indy
Wal Street
Brooklyn
Allan
Mary
Paaresageta
Kinsem
Sna
Cermit
Yolal
Asvet
Italy
America
Bavlog
New
Keeley
Ezormont
Lo'cock
Teuedloa FP
Sigtuy
Theor Tenaga
John A. Mackay
Charles Vanderholt
Liverpool
Theodore Hamilton
San Francisco
Adeline Stanhope
Joseph Jefferson
Carrols
Licilian Lewis
Ple Howard P. Taylor
Flora Moore
Prite Conte
Geo H Beichfield Sprinzer
Thomas A. Hall
Fas
Kate Maxton
Chas Stevenson
Thatcher
Primroe & West
N.Y
Power
Olive Eagle
Harry Lacy
Calcago
Livenberg
Bob Watt
Philadelphia
Anna Haima
Charles de Keay
Stree
London
Toby Prater
Surstogs
Gordie
Aine
Maurice Rai
Petergern
Anna Payson Csidwell
New York City
William Linder Vinal
Ot Ponds Lyceum
Publc
Carnass
Tenedi
Pennsylvania
Gus
Pamera
Othera
Wwe
Mmba
Galveston
Jonah
Wirh
Guint
Iie
Nile
Aci
Texas
Trewaurer
Saldom
Santwerk
Yors
Caer
Lemild
Kitnanlf
Cave
The Vatuckioat of Men From Sitios Bizarre Tale
An old tale depicts forged certificates and a merchant doubting a signature as a boastful mendicant presents a forged document from Calveston. A Saratoga anecdote follows about politeness and a coveted orange at a late supper, while a second Hunyndé era scene describes a military camp and a humorous wager over a pigeonweight boxing contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitios
Austin
Jordan of
Calveston
Rom Parton Jordan
Calvestos
Pason Jordan
Ofalveston
Parton Jordan
Saratoga
She Xunstrael
Clear Water Frogs and a Toal of Mischief in the Town
A rambling tale recounts a man named Casper bringing small venomous toads and frogs to a market area. Curious townsfolk peer into a barrel as a misheard claim about clear water toads sparks surprise and blame. The scene ends with confusion over the misidentified creatures and a shouting argument about the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateemane Tharioes
Casper
Ito
Vox
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Migeling Registre
Victor Huge
Sulut
Ardent
Freoeks
Aslo Feng
Carrew
United States
Televisy
United Sta
Waabsorne
Republe
Frappe
Legation
Mrr
Finnesses
Emill
Jobe Russell
Grant Nesacta
Darian
Sysiitel
Republic
Levy
Grage
Bart
Ces
Victor
Agein
Epinarh
Leiden
Drarron
Cite Sealer
Ruskin
Otsieion Chimbey
Scott
Dumthawte
Priuadeioass Cat
Parmenanis
Europe
Tallinn
Sicily
Boston
Straita
Gibesltar
Spain
Rock of Gibraltar
Gibraltar
Mediterraean
Mr. Qualdool
Willow
Madison
Jobo 1
Baltimore
Jesseya Lewis
Baldwin Theatre
Genevieve Ward
England
Vermont
Nat
Hanne Decaite
Cleveland
Indy Companion
Satfort
Sovety
Reason
Wil Toya
Watertown
Lacota Wadinn
Sbanabe
Sears
Alabama
Michigan
Sisson
Wn Felow
Merv
Dyws
Santala
Josee
Kerort Permienve
Agee
Gilford Reader
Pata
Oakland County
Hoor Nan
Trade Mart
Cromed
Tale
Madeusl
Chemieal CO
Baltinore
Checea Buvers
Max Wood
Toutrets
Scere Latina Cyrene
al Ten
Eneownet
Feaia
Heversinr's
J. E. Smiget
Ore
J. Alien
Rosny Payee
Renita
Kong
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