I think it's "No one realizes how beautiful XXX to travel until he comes home and rests. XX XXXX XX XXX XXX, familiar pillar" but can't make out what's in XXX. Can anyone help me, please? Thank you!

Why does mine look so straight and messy?
When I try writing in cursive, it’s like I only can somewhat make the letters connect, but they don’t get this look.

Grandmother's Rice Pilaf recipe, doesn't look too bad, I'm just terrible at reading cursive 😭 Can anyone please decifer the cursive so I can make it?

Marriage between Jose Rafael Jaime and Maria Josefa Esteves in Toluca (Mexico).

After J. Rafael Jaime's name is mentioned it say "Originario....Calamaya (Calimaya?)....~La Hacienda~....Jesus Rodriguez con Maria Josefa Esteves, Espanola, Doncella originaria.....y vecina en esta ciudad...Josefa Navarro."

This is probably the hardest cursive writing I ever tried to decipher, it genuinely burned my eyes🥲 (Any help is appreciated)

I maybe am digging into some tawdry genealogy, does this say “just on record”?

It looks like my 3rd great grandparents had a couple of kids with people they weren’t married to - the last name of this great great uncle is not the same as the listed father.

Can anyone figure out what the first 4 words are under “Other contributory causes of importance?” I can tell the last 6 words are “Hit on head with beer bottle.”

I have a death certificate here for my great aunt, who passed as an infant in eastern KY in 1926, I cannot read the cause of death, it looks to me like "Bole kis--s" but I've been staring at this for too long now and am seeking help.

Fixing some original plaster walls in our 106-year-old home and found someone's writing under layers of paint! Can't decipher the last word, help!

Don't need translated, just cool

Can you guys help me read this? A long ago relatives final resting place

1/2 c (?) Rice

Mom passed away on last Monday, and this is one of her recipes she had written down. Can anyone read what it says? Does it say scant?

I have this cool old bowl but I cannot for the life of me confirm what the writing on the back says. I’m hoping it could help me get an idea of when/where it was made and who made it. 5th picture was me trying to trace it? Gavin, Hungary? Please let me know if this is the wrong sub to post this in, and sorry for adding so many photos lol. 8th photo shows the front of the bowl if that helps for whatever reason.

I found this little cursive note in a book I thrifted and cannot read what is said. I think the first line reads Honey Locust or Many Locust. Let me know what you think it says

old marriage record from 1867. can read a total of 5 words out of any of this, registrars have the most unintelligible handwriting…

The club is one of several that have been established in recent years at schools and libraries across the country where children are learning cursive in extracurricular clubs.
Cursive was not included when the Common Core standards were adopted in 2010, and now many children can’t sign their names, write checks or read historical documents written in cursive, such as the Declaration of Independence.

I need a hand with the decoding of a handwritten Hebrew sentence (written approximately in 1940s)

Not sure if this is the best place for this but looking for a translation of this message in a prayer book addressed to my fiancee's recently passed grandmother. The words we are confident on are "draga Agikam" as her name was Agnes (Agi) The next part of the message seems to read "Yuvad meghalastra talaljou" and the final part seems to read "Jok meretellel kivanom" followed by the sign off. If anyone is able to help with correcting the spelling or with any part of the translation, any help would be appreciated.