Poem Excerpt Reflections on Faith and Suffering
An obituary style poem attributed to Willam Earl Perry laments pain and loss, contrasting it with divine guidance and hope. It speaks of enduring hardship, shelter for the homeless, and the belief that sorrow can lead to spiritual insight through a higher pattern drawn by God.
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Bear Attack at Maine Camp Becomes Narrow Escape
A rough lumber camp in the Maine woods shelters two men and a bear intrudes at night. Bob Murphy blocks the door while Jim Connor reloads a rifle and Asa and Jun fetch caps. The bear crashes through windows, is chased with blasts and a pole, then found dead beyond the curtain with unclear cause, sparking disbelief and relief among the camp crew.
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Jody
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Night Run On Mountain Train Ends In Rescue
Treva Walton a youth and Conductor Hoke Shaver battle a doomed old caboose as No. 27 storms through a blizzard toward Canyon Junction. Aboard, Treva learns duty from the veteran while the pair fight loose timbers and an embering wreck. They both escape via a rear wall opening as No. 37 reaches Canyon Junction.
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Predicting Coal Prices Sparks Public Worry
A garbled editorial laments rising coal costs and the chill of winter. It mocks sensational forecasts and questions who benefits from price hikes while urging practical steps to stave off eviction and maintain heat.
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Wiah HK. KK
Citybound Rufus Finds Family Aid After Hard Times
Rufus, short of funds, travels from his cousin Joe who offers a meal and work talk. Joe recounts past city struggles and suggests hustle for a steady job, while Rufus eyes a better path at a timber yard with possible advancement and a return to more respectable life.
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Rufus
Folka
Ronan
Hume
Bette
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Tremont
Birpat
Jon
Soe
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Harlow
Urough
Dominion horticulture report notes many ornamental shrubs bloom timings
The Dominion Horticulturist reports Canada sees growing interest in beautifying home grounds. It lists twelve ornamental shrubs with blooming sequences from May to October, detailing heights and flower colors. Notable plants include Aphelia varieties, Viburnum Opulus, Nolet Gta, and Hydrangea paniculata, among others, with varieties highlighted for night variation and double forms.
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Mireaun
Canada
Theo
Philadelphia
Mydrangea
Dominion da Burtngat
Aurtouitucs
Ottawa
Do Not Fear Mistakes, But Fear Falling Short of Your Best
The text urges dismissal of fear about mistakes and emphasizes doing one's best. It counsels accepting errors as inevitable and focusing on judgment, effort, and cheerful acceptance of consequences. It warns against self-criticism and encourages perseverance aligned with personal best.
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Courun
Damaged OCR Poem Teases a Funny Car Ad Scene
The fragment presents a garbled automotive verse praising a vehicle or park plug humorously. It mentions a motor, frame, and mileage with absurd lines about pockets and inners, ending with thankfulness for a steadfast, noisily imagined ride. The readable phrases hint at a playful car parody rather than a clear ad.
A Night Burglary Narrative With Melted Candle
A garbled report describes a nighttime burglary scene where a thief, fleeing with a melted candle, escapes. The text mentions a burglar confronted by a person named Hy and a struggle involving removing a cigarette or candlestick while the assailant is pursued and questioned.
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Jones
Hoyland
Messy OCR Note on Foreman and Clerk Exchange
Fragmentary report shows a head clerk addressing the foreman of the works. Questions arise about a vocitenty and a July report. Conversation includes garbled phrases and unclear incident nature, with the foreman and others debating how long a certain issue remained unresolved.
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Walt
Ucolipmtap
Incoherent OCR Fragment From Old Text Cites Disjoint Lines
An unstable passage shows garbled phrases about pleading and a list of names and actions. The OCR text mixes scattered names, places, and actions with no clear event, creating a disjointed historical snippet without a coherent narrative or outcome.
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