American drinks in the old world and English influence
The article traces the 365 American drinks and their drink names, noting English roots and old world origins. It cites terms like sherry cobbler and julep, discusses long versus short drinks, and details how American cobblers evolved from English fashions and supports.
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Sting
Joe Fence
Ainee Trust
Tippecanoe and
Tyler
Brandy Avian
Swift
Schele de Vere
New World
England
Lance
Dickens
Iris Iyne
Hogieb Guarda
Canada
St. Nicholas Bow
Marti
Savery
Avarn
Txlso
Cremorne
Hulp
Portalious
Tenning Expec Peeler Emis Eieee Oss Trem BAw Vinetxra
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a news segment with unclear names and garbled phrases. Readable bits reference daily news and an event, but specifics are unreadable. No coherent facts to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenning
Apnis
Sunday Register Promotes Farmers and Advertisers
The Sunday Register boasts a large circulation across the Virginias and Eastern Ohio. The piece stresses prudent farming, debt management, and careful market watching to build comfort and prosperity, urging readers to plan for a surplus and rely on steady effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Virginias
Ohio
Theater Critique on American Theatrical Revival
A long, fragmented critique discusses the state of theater, praising acting talent and urging improved plays, better management, and higher production quality. It highlights a need for trained performers, superior staging, and more faithful adherence to dramatic art as the country awaits the next season. The piece references actors, directors, and venues, calling for renewed vigor in American theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allvanie
New York
Arkininen
Niuely
Sey
West
Mr. Sides
NineLutvain
Nouri
Walleck
Betare
Hat Fetter
Manapers
Revival of tragically neiled drama and public memorial debate
The piece laments theater decline and calls for genuine artistic revival led by Yankee stage figures. It cites Rexay Irving and Lawrence Jeryerson while condemning melodrama and praising authentic productions. A memorial critique argues a hospital for the poor would better honor the dead than a cathedral or granite monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginius
Ewin Boorst
Rexay Irving
Gaenon
Epitome
Mo CyLevan
Lawrence Jeryerson
Faapres
Childlinas
New England
Fautiouen
Ure
Signe
Tive
Ik Altrueta
Clalina
Eceneey
Manlzon
Lew Remelu Apa
MeCr Noni
Wien
Keene
Wane
Wilers
Nate Wall
Aleu
Tawvey McAreey
Yankee Chucauter
Palaudt
Errsol
Mile Rue
Ann
Ernie Oyu
Ponce
Owenba
Meaningles
Stewart Helm
Hanger
New York
Garden City
The Cathedral of Wealth and the Marble Monument
An extended critique of a grand New York merchant statue and cathedrallike edifice. The piece argues the structure was built for vanity and wealth, not worship, noting its grandeur of granite and marble, monumental cost, and social irony amid public adulation and religious indifference. It contrasts civic pride with spiritual neglect and laments the loss of a perceived sacred purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emrry
Prines
Fioth
New York
Gower
Anne
Jose Micros
Ganteuilyard Rs
Stewaser
Irish Home Rule leader buoyed by second victory in Hugo election
The Irish Home Rule party chief Mr Pamsxit secures a second win in Hugo's parliamentary contest amid Liberal and Conservative splits. Catholic voters wield influence in Sligo, with Pope's stance and Latin on British policy debated. Analysts suggest the result signals continued political maneuvering and potential shifts in parliamentary power between Liberals and Conservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Nationaling
Pamsxit
Irish Home Rule Party
Hugo
Iver Aml
Opy Comuson
Usu
Pyugent
Clesely Atx Tsuneo
Hepirtunoo
Ense Comstata
Foman
Sligo
Panakin
Treland
Fureland
Parr
Mamett
Nwwt
Holm Bo Wieli
Erland
Eiger
Ireland
Stigo
Lothelarchy
Snl
Mosk Prisbaldy
Notable Yachting Rivalry Despite High Steamship Rates
A New York City meeting between rival yachtsmen reveals mutual respect and strategic restraint. One yachtsman chooses not to race his yacht despite capability, praising the rival as fast and capable while condemning the harmful impact of rising steamship rates on maritime competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rensington
New York City
Jay Gouth
Death of Cumte detest and dynastic turmoil in Paris
Fragmentary notices describe the death of Cumte detest and the extinction of the dasen stone that polarized the House of Neurbon factions. Attempts to spark a sensational shift in Paris with proclamations about Lot'ts Faure TL and Prince Julio de Naroteux fail. Premiaint Peary asserts the Republic has contained dangers and monarchical threats are no longer imminent. The war in Avnnn continues with a treaty being negotiated.
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House of
Neurbon
Paris
Lot'ts Faure
Julio de Naroteux
Reading and debating clubs for workers to gain power
The article argues education fuels progress and urges laborers to form reading and debating clubs to spend long evenings productively. It lauds Boston’s public library, notes knowledge empowers workers to earn higher salaries, resist demagoguery, and gain a broader view of civic life across towns and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alustra
Koston
Literary Notes on Manaries and October Publications
A New York rounded survey details October editions from Harper and Estes Lauxint with Carlyle works in twenty volumes 93 copies. Notices on Worthington preparing Tey of Autobiography and Biographies, Schtiver's Suns, and new editions of Hawkins, Damlat, and Joannet translations. Also mentions Missin Co plans for cheap editions, and a parade of forthcoming volumes including The Love of a Life and The Princeas with illustrations.
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Manarines Bedriver
New Yore
New York
Mahia
Mananisg
New Fark Harper É Hires
Estes & Lauxint
Carlyle
HL Worthington
Hoautoh
Mark Hopkins
Musars
Schtiver
Suns
Hiwersen
Lloughton, Missin
Germany
Helen Mudinshn
Tanesun
Tore Alteruas
William
Richard Gianages
Charles Scritner
Fons
Ape
Lave
Mphonse Damlat
Amd
Yretmenens
George
Fung
Cane
Marry Fine
Alfred Farsine
Joseph Mennell
Footlight Queens and Notable Actress Feet
New York Journal writer Alice Dunning Lingard notes the feet and hands of many actresses. She praises Kate Lingard and others, compares foot size, shape, and dress, mentions Minnie Palmer, Sara Jewett, Coghlan, Thehau, Catherine Lewis, Lillian Russell, Agnes Booth, Laura Don, Marie Prescott, Maud Granger, Margaret Mather, Jennie Mugnes, Helen Barry, Nelle Jackson, and Ehan Stuart Wearing, highlighting how footwear and limb form relate to stage presence and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal
Alice Dunning Lingard
Minnie Palmer
Scotland
Abe
Sara Jewett
Amita
Mins Coghlan
Mies Thehau
Catherine Lewis
New York
Lillian Rusell
Agnes Booth
Wallack
Ada Dyas
Laura Don
Marie Prescott
Maud Granger
Margaret
Mather
Wks & Phar Hut Seaeon
Jennie Mugnes
Woapan
Helin Barry
Agnes Habertenn
Yonkers Gazette highlights quirky misprints and oddities
A collage of humorous OCR fragments from city papers reports quirky slips and strange wordings such as walkin bats and a hat that walked away with a week’s salary. The snippets reference Yonkers Gazette, Boston Bulletin, Hu...
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Yonkers Gazette
Marathon
Winnet
Boston Bulletin
Chicago
Burlington
Draiden
Genthersay
Rochester
Percy
Berry
Bern Dring
A Fresh Romance Ends In Family Reunion After Long Trials
A former Arkansas photographer, Mr. Evans, survived a waters rescue and a year bed in hospital after a near drowning and paralysis. Believed dead by his wife, he later returns home to find his wife and children coping with loss, only to be joyfully reunited when his wife recognizes him from a street sighting and embraces him at the door, restoring hope to the family after trials.
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Regan
Ales
Berlin
Anid
Parnna
Livia
Reptiidte
Hemor
Tauent
Anjuerinus
Auilly
Prewyl
Brant
Theamas Evans
Lauteille
Key
Arkansas
Evans
Ty Ivan
Aro
Mim Evans
Asabe
Thunday
Poon
Bia Wike
Long Separated Half Siblings Reunite At Beach Reunion
In Atlantic City a Germantown Hotel proprietor and other locals attest a romance tale. Orton siblings Richard and Clara, long separated after childhood, reunite on the beach after years apart. Richard learns Clara is his sister as they discover shared names and histories. They plan to return to Philadelphia together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Citv
WN. J
Germantown
Richard
Clara
Orton
Chester County
Auwath Cy
Clara Orton
Chester County House
Mira
May
Richard Hine
Warner
Meiledelphia
Wonderful Cure Report From Honey Grove Reader
A resident of Honey Grove, Vente county, Teaus, reports years of severe kidney disease and general ill health. After trying various waters and treatments without relief, he found marked improvement using Mudh's Remedy, sleeping better and regaining strength. he urges others with similar ailments to consider the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thumas
Vente County
Teaus
Dave
Apel
Tee
Aduey
Hubis
Hunt's Remedy Praise From Philadelphia Letter
A reader credits Hunt's Remedy with relief from a kidney and urinary issue after trying other remedies. He describes drastic personal improvement and offers to share his endorsement with others, addressed to Robert D. Amacher at 16 Leonard Street, Philadelphia, dated March 14, 1888.
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Hunt
Rouert D. Amaher
Lannard Street
Philadelphia
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