Akron Beats Patchwork Akron in Rough Baseball Exhibition
The game between Garry6wen and Akron ended in a muddled exhibition as Akron’s patched-up roster struggled amid loose play. Home team fans saw a costly series of errors leading to a late surge by Akron and a crowd-pleasing finish despite misplays. A rough 9th inning capped a chaotic showing with high school club scoring and a big gate.
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Dsd
Iad
Ictory
Akédirs
Putfield
Esdapad ' Ib
Akron
Oth
Aden
Sabre
Chatsworth Trustees Plan New Chatsworth Church Building
The Chatsworth TM B church trustees met Monday and adopted plans for a new church. The auditorium will measure 24 by 36 feet with a 16 by 20 feet classroom and a pulpit alcove. Carpenter bids are deferred until September 1 at Geo Wells' store in Chatsworth. Lost dog reward offered by Ason finder should return to owner UV Anderson.
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Chatswortht
Geo. Wells
Chatsworth
Ason
Uv. W. ‘Anderson
Reduced Railroad Rates For State Fairs And Excursions
The C M and St P railroad announces rate cuts for district fairs including Rock Valley and state fairs in Des Moines and Yankton with sale dates from August 21 to September 6. One and special excursion fares to Spirit Lake, Okoboji, Arnold's Park Iowa with 30 day return. Akron to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth ranges and return limits October 31. Mead advertisement ends.
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Rock Valley
Idis
Sioux Falls
Bold
Anguat
Yue Town
South Dakota
Ydnkton
St.Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Akron
Arnold's Park
Spa
C.-M. Dé
Notice to Stockmen on Stock Exhibit at the Fair
Those intending to exhibit at the coming fair on August 22 to 30 should notify Hon. B Packard Marshalltown Ta Superintendent of the Cattle Department. Officials expect a large cattle display and urge exhibitors to reserve space promptly.
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B. Packard
Marshalltown
Mead's Kidney Cure Advertised at City Drug Store
An old advertisement promotes Mead's Yoni Kidney cure claiming reliable results for kidney trouble. The copy references Mead's City Drug Store as the retailer and vendor.
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A. Pointer
Mead
A New York Reporter’s Fashionable Ruse at a Reception
A reporter named Nitin arrived in full dress at a reception, fetched from a second hand store, to interview guests and describe costumes. He impressed the editor and convinced the guest to let him write the story, becoming one of the paper’s standout pieces.
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Elty
Fay Herd
Ime
Scane
Solomon
Devingent
Nitin
Lonav
New York
Copper King Story of Clark and the Verde Mine
The article recounts W A Clark buying the vast Verde copper mine, once found by Verde Valley ranchers and later controlled by five women for 200000. Clark, with his foreman, developed the site launching a 100 ton smelter and earning profits of about 12 million annually. The tale follows initial misfortune, drink, and failed ventures before success.
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Fenster Cine
W. A Clark
Montana
Clark
Verde Valley
William Murray
Trittle
Arizona
Murray
Vahiary
Tey Baye
Verde
York
Glark
Fragmented Tobacco Crop Report and Trade Notes
Fragmented OCR text discusses tobacco acreage in the United States, yields per acre, and comparisons by state, along with notes on a dairy industry comparison. It covers trade with Mexico, machinery exports, and economic context, plus brief oblique anecdotes about presidents wives and a casual dialogue on language.
Oldest collection and world wonders list explosive mythic facts
A garbled antiquities survey lists the Book of Psalms as oldest poetry collection, the Brittle Museum as finest antiquities, the Kremlin bell as the largest, and Moscow as its location. It cites the Chinese language’s vast speakers, Watt can’s origin, and the Great Wall’s dimensions. Mammoth Cave’s length and Gibraltar’s impregnable fortress status appear amid exaggerated figures and travel lore.
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Pore Hard
Kremlin
Moscow
St. Loui
Chicago
Mitelstrons
Norway
Wise and Otherwise: Frayed advice on virtue and folly
A column of maxims and aphorisms on character. It mocks vanity and ambition while noting prudence, patience, and restraint. Each quip offers a caution about pride, miserliness, and social pretensions with brief, pointed observations.
Quotes on virtue and perseverance from 19th century minds
A compact compilation of aphorisms and quotes about courage, endurance, character, forgiveness, and purpose. Notable voices include Emerson Hooker J Hr Evans Richter and Hiot, urging steadfast virtue, deliberate effort, and moral resilience.
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Emerson
Hooker
John Todd
Richter
George
Treatment of Consumption Improves War on Disease
State sanitariums for consumption treatment are advancing in several states. Massachusetts operates one, New York appropriated 150,000 for a similar project, Pennsylvania 100,000, New Jersey 50,000, and Vermont considers a plan. Massachusetts cites a one third rise in cure rates over three years.
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Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Vermont
May His Gratitude Becomes Public After Fort Scott Release
Jerry Chateau, freed from Fort Scott penitentiary, spoke for the first time in four years. He previously netted about $70,000 from robberies and, during confinement, converted to Christianity and vowed to utter no wounding until release. His first act of gratitude was to thank officers. Henry Morton, president of the f 18 System tech institute, led a poem titled The Hand That The Daughter, while Mr Carnegie donated $105,000 to Stevens Institute.
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Jerry Chateau
Fort. Scott
Kan
Chateau
Ptt
Henry Morton
F 18
At. Technology
Carnegie
Stevens Institute
Morton
Embarrassing Navy Dinner Incident Revealed Abroad
Admiral Henry I Howison, retired U S Navy, recalled a New Orleans port visit when a British ship anchored offshore inviting American officers to dine. Howison explained American captains pay for entertainments, prompting a third invitation refusal. The British captain offered apologies, noting unfamiliar naval customs. A separate note discusses a tobacco trust impact and a Minnesota mine workforce by nationality.
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Henry I. Hoéwison
United States Navy
New Orleans
Wowloon Ang
Howigan
Cruider
Wongside
Howison
Yartkee
HowWlhon
Open Air Suffering in New York Tenements During Heat Wave
Excerpts describe extreme distress among east side residents as heat drives families to sleep in streets and on fire escapes. Crowded yards become improvised sleeping spaces while children wake to the crunch of timbers and the cries of exhausted mothers amid beggars and debris.
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New York
Ironical Reflections on Virtue and Luck in Life
A fragmentary ponderance with sunken satire on debt, marriage, volunteers, self control, social status, whisky, beauty, work, and friendship. It weaves ironic aphorisms about virtue, danger, and the folly of vanity in casual observations.
Armies of the New World and Military Strengths
The article lists relative military sizes in the Americas and beyond. It notes widespread European training among soldiers, Brazil and Mexico with large forces, the United States with peacetime limits but potential mobilization up to ten million, Argentina with twelve thousand, Canada with two thousand British troops plus a thousand Canadians and a total around forty five thousand.
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White & Percenibas
Soldiard
Addler
America
Mexico
New World
Brazil
United 'States
I¢ Js
Argentine
Canada
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