The Skylark Morning Song of Hope and Faith
The Skylark in the morning sings a hopeful song of faith and heavenly turning of hearts. It moves listeners to purer thoughts and trust in Heaven as day proceeds through noon and evening. The bird’s refrain guides listeners toward peace and a radiant, heavenward outlook. Chamber's Journal
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The Bee that Was Never Bived in a Winter Ballroom
Hermione Saunders, a strikingly beautiful but morally seeking woman, converses with a worldly man about love, freedom, and partnership. A blind, introspective writer named Humphrey Fletcher observes, while a party unfolds around them, culminating in Hermione being quietly drawn to a man whose eyes reveal no blindness, as a symbolic bee seeks its hive away from prying eyes.
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Mule footed hogs in the Missouri Arkansas woods tale
Asher Childers recalls a Civil War expedition in 1864 near Fort Gibson and Fort Smith in which mule footed hogs were spotted along the Neosho River. After a river crossing, a hunter’s shot killed a large black hog his companion named a mule footed hog, confirming a wild hog colony in the area and a long sought creature from frontier lore.
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Osterhaus and His Smell In Civil War Anecdote
The Chicago Inter Ocean recalls General Osterhaus as master of war yet poor with English. A staff request to concentrate fire on Brush Mountain triggers his blunt reply to “make dem fellers hell smell.” The piece notes past clashes with Sigel and ongoing tensions over language and leadership.
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Quotations and notices from early 1900s newspapers
A collage of promotional lines and aphorisms, including travel ads for the Famous Northwest Line and a Gen' Pass agent notice. It also mentions Henry A. Salzer sailing to Europe with seed interests, a joke about baldness, a Bavarian tipping law, a Kansas City Star quip, Paxus cure advertising, and a Rochefoucauld quote. The fragment ends with a medical ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets at 26c.
Odds and Ends From Early American Ledger Items
Banking in Pittsburg traces to 1804 while a new wheelbarrow bearing bears landed in Ohio. An ironclad vessel of 10 000 tons carries hull weight of 3 400 tons and machinery at 1 400 tons. Rosewood earns its name by exhaling rose fragrance when cut. Townsmen propose 80 gallons per head daily for water in all uses. Oklahoma’s commission reports 600 000 inhabitants with one representative per 22 000 and one senator per 45 000.
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Oklahoma
Almanac Miracle for Kidney Cure Report
Matthews Arkansas August 25 Mrs Lee G Sanders credits Dodd's Almanac for life saving kidney relief. She suffered chronic kidney trouble before using Dodd's Kidney Pills after her husband bought a box following stories in the 1902 almanac. She reports rapid improvement and endorses the remedy as broadly curative.
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Baptism of Thomas Jefferson Jackson at Fort Hamilton
Detroit Free Press notes that Thomas Jefferson Jackson, major in the United States Army, was baptized on Sunday April 29 1949 at old St John’s Church Fort Hamilton New York. Sponsors were Cols. Taylor and Dimmick both of the Army. the baptismal font used remains preserved.
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Robert Lee
Thomas Jeffersson
Stonewall
Popsker Leugin Portrait Offer Sparks Auction Charm
A fragment shows Popsker Leugin asking to paint a full length portrait and Mr Gaphiendde replying that he will proceed as long as customers continue to buy. Local cadence suggests a humorous, casual exchange in a Columbus context.
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Mothers Gain Comfort In Childbirth With Pinkham Remedy
Mrs J H Haskins of Chicago testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased labor and postnatal weakness. She used Pills and Sanative Wash for four months before birth and credits ongoing spring and fall use with maintaining health. A note offers free counsel from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Mrs. Pinewan
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. H. Haskins
Lydia E.pinkam
Lydia E.pinkham
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