Maine fishing season depicted as national pastime
A vivid sketch extols fishing as a universal American hobby with Maine as a premier destination. It highlights Rangeley, Kennebec, Penobscot, and St John waters, famed guides, and the influx of enthusiasts from diverse professions pursuing the sport each spring. It notes ample stock, traditional camps, and the open season near May 1, signaling widespread anticipation and travel arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
St. John
Moorebrud
Fish Commission
Tennyson
Wall Street
Boston
Portand
Bogor
Mousehead
Rangeley
Cartier
New York
Valinare
Miracles of Jesus Teach with Blind Eyes Opened
A sermon outlines three gospel scenes of Jesus healing blindness in Bethsaida and Jericho. First a man is led to Jesus and his sight grows through two touchings, then two women and Jairus’s daughter showcase faith following Jesus, and finally Bartimaeus calls Jesus as Messiah and receives sight. The preacher urges personal faith that believes Jesus is able and Compassion guides healing when one asks with persistence.
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Stockisa
Abs
L. C. Rotenbach
Jeeve
Matthew
Jesus
Jairus
David
Jerusalam
Jerusalem
Zebedee
Jericho
Galilee
Bartimaeus
Jesus of Nazareth
Jeauy
Bisa
Josie
Jeana
Mount of Transfiguration
Israel
Messiah
Christ
The King Revealed to a Widow in Scotland
A weary traveler seeks shelter at a Scottish widow's cottage and, after careful questioning, reveals a royal badge and is recognized as exiled King Robert the Bruce. She aids him with food and arms as he renews his fight for the throne, while a few trusted souls witness his humility and royalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Treachetour
Bruce
Visions and Ideals and Moral Maxims in Verse
Fragmented excerpt presents a medley of moral exhortations and poetic reflections. Attributed to Dolph Freeman and Henry Van Dyke, it touches charity, truth, and divine guidance, with scattered phrases about visions, heritage, and the dove of peace. The text appears as a partial, garbled quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Freeman
Nevil
Charity
Miscellany of People Places and Odd Facts From Various Cities
Notes on a wide range of topics including urban populations and salaries, a Choctaw cadet from Oklahoma at West Point, and Hezekiah Wilkins who died in Detroit aged eighty seven after making iron in the west. Also details on German street drainage, a joke about zones by a child, the Sperenberg well depth, and Daniel Defoe’s name origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah Wilkins
New York
Detroit
Moving Pictures of Clinics Show Neurological Disorders
Professor Camilla Negro of the University of Turin has used the cinematograph for clinical demonstrations, illustrating nervous crises with live case by case movement. His films capture organic hysterical hemiplegia, epileptic seizures, and chorea as the subject experiences them, to be shown soon in London.
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Camilla Negro
University of
Turin
Italy
Paris
New York
Negro
London
Avenue of Presidents Aims For D C Street Rename
The New York Sun notes proposals to replace Sixteenth Street in Washington DC with Avenue of Presidents. It cites objections to length and imagines Chinese style street names such as Street of Golden Love and Street of One Thousand Bliss, illustrating the contrast between plain and poetic naming.
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Sixteenth Street
Washington, D. C
China
New York
Fragmented text reflects damaged notice on shop workers
Fragmentary OCR text mentions shop girls, education work, and a past event. Names and specifics are unclear, but references to workers and a change imply a disrupted report of a labor related matter. The garbled lines hinder precise disclosure of involved persons or organizations.
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Swat
Edcation & Folng
Undefined fragment headline not usable
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear person, place, event, or outcome to summarize into a coherent newspaper card.
Cautious Riders Urged to Protect Against Spring Colds
Public health notice warns against exposed skin in transit as Spring warms. Heat-induced perspiration followed by cool street car rides can cause sudden chills and rheumatic ailments. Advice urges wrapping, avoiding delay, and starting Peruna at first symptom to prevent longer illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ummer
Darien
Peruna praised by readers for cold remedies in letters
Letters from M J Deutech and Mrs C B Long cite Peruna as effective for colds coughs and breathing troubles. Testimonies claim long relief from persistent coughs and croup with continued use. Jane’s health reportedly improved after taking Peruna, with callers noting personal benefit and readiness to recommend.
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United States
Gulf of Mexico
California
Atlantic
Cleveland
New Ireland
New Hampshire
Vermont
New Brongwich
Quebec
Nova Sotia
New England
Piscatorial
Ranzeley Region
Canarian
Theat
Sturine
Dougie
Tle Ay Boras
Teger
Allanthe Service
Greater New York
Greater London
BL Agnaw
William Newberry
Quincy, Mich
Lamar Jackeoin
West Point
Oklahoma
Britain
Kehl
Johnny
Sperenberg
Germany
Berla
Defoe
Robinson Crusoe
Daniel Foe
Cripplegate
James Foe
de Foe
Daniel Defoe
Prof
Suiern
Stanley Omer
Leanne
Qi Fawn
Alee Atin
Pernna
M.J. Deutech
Secratary Building Material Trades Council
Washington
Oe Ap
Chicago
C. B. Long
Atwood
Jane
Jore
W. Ll. Douglas
Odeae
Gaiety Theatre
Kin
H.R. Kline
Phila
Pa Gol
Garfield Tea
Garfield Tea Co
Brooklyn
Woolford
Brown
United Kingdom
Palin
Hest
Abe
W. Hyde
Brentwood
Eanex
England
Egypt
West
Leona
Bera
Hale
Borehound
Pike
Gue
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