Alaska Congressman Thomas Gale Known On Pacific Slope
The text identifies Thomas Gale of Alaska as a U S congressman well known on the Pacific coast with Washington addresses given. It mentions Portia Drug Co Columbus Ohio recommending Peruna for coughs and colds and includes endorsements attributed to James Cale and Slemp, Virginia congressman, praising the remedy as beneficial for catarrh.
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Pacific
Washington
Washington, D. C
Fon
Thos. Cale
Congress
Alaska
UK St
N. W
Porta Drug Co
Columbus
Ohio
Jomas Cale
Slemp
Virginia
Verdigris Address At Heat Club Meeting
The toastmaster introduces Horace Verdigris as a renowned writer and public speaker to the Heat Club, noting his household-name status in the city. A coughing fit interrupts the moment as a startled Johnson tries to recall Verdigris’s full name amid the audience.
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Tovstmaster
Johnson
Howard Verne de Viers
Horace Verdigris
Walk a Crack and the Challenge of Straight Walking
A brief note from Bangay Missouri discusses an aged saying about sin and walking straight with eyes closed. It notes that most men cannot walk straight and none can with eyes wide open. The text proposes a simple test with two posts on a lawn to see who can walk between them without error, using a humorous coinage Astraehoosity to describe the concept.
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Adam
Yale Bly —Bangay
Moyra
Lea
Angus
Terry
Bride
Aileen
Fenton
Earl of Beckenwith
Delda
Trinity
Sir Vanyeil
Venton
Ailuen
Enton
Moira
Tride
Soya
Ride
Brid
Bertram
Anuw
Fragmentary note on Desindddas Pow and Tells
A garbled fragment references Desindddas Pow writing the Tells and Te jingles with a claim of insight. The text mentions crowds, energy, and cheering but lacks coherent context or clear event details.
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Desindddas
Smiling Villain and Church Drama In Moyra's Parish
Moyra navigates gifts, love interests, and a letter from Bertram Chat ters while Bride clings to a romantic hope. Aileen clashes with Moyra over Bride's potential attachment as Rector and Robertson eye each other from pews in a festive parish setting.
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Moyra
Bride
Moyra Anid
Heraett
Mfcong
Tsom
Bertram
Hira
Bertram Chatterla
Evon
Sarah
Morra Dearest
Chartetris
Christos
Angus Robertson
Aileen
Te Fentons
Robertson
Denar Saint
Christamas
Aileen and Heywood Venton Clash in Oblique Courtship
In a tense scene from Chapter VIII, Aileen Beresford rebukes Heywood Venton for intrusive attentions and rumors of a reckoning with a tripos. He apologizes, recalls rescuing her from drowning, and pleads for understanding as their fraught exchange edges toward reconciliation amid lingering feelings.
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Aileen
Souster
Yarsly
Aleen
Heywood Venton
Names in Post Offices Reflect Presidential Pride Across Regions
A fragment discusses how post offices and towns bear names honoring presidents and notable figures. It notes Washington as a favored namesake, with many counties and towns named for leaders, soldiers, statesmen, editors, authors, and heroes, illustrating broad naming practices across states and eras.
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Moosevelt
Washington
Haelont
Ainiwat
Kuusna
Greeley County
Lins
Poorest Actor Eates Baw Draws Mixed Theater Talk
The Philadelphia Press quotes critics calling Hopelenn and a first theatrical manager as a ham who cannot be cured, describing Hopele nn as a frail figure amid harsh terms and public debate. Huropa is noted to have 22,000 newspapers in circulation.
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Hopelenn
Philadelphia Press
Pasteur Treatment and the Cure of Hydrophobia
A Williamspor t Pa article outlines the Pasteur treatment for rabies, detailing how early anti toxin development before full virus strength reduces death rates from rabies from near certain to about one third of one percent. It explains dose regulation, virus attenuation by light heat and moisture, and the step by step inoculation method using staged brain cord preparations to build immunity and prevent fatal hydrophobia.
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Vii
Pasteur
Tasteur
Williamisport
The Dane Who Saved a Wounded Swede Knighted
In a tale from a distant war between the Syerra and the Denes a Danish soldier, wounded himself, refused to abandon a dying Swede. He offered water and comfort, but the Swede shot him in betrayal. The king later honored the selfless soldier with knighthood for his mercy and courage.
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Syerra
Denes
Cam
Deiik
Tie
Film
Yao Esele
Seng
Finnons
Deep Student Aims and Medical Nerve Centers Discussed
The text portrays a student named Viatter-Your boy Then as a deep learner and notes Popley’s constant low performance across 18 days. It mentions a doctor claiming to have hit a “nerve center” and references nerve centers throughout the body.
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Viatter
Popley
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Thos. Gale
U.S. Congress
Man-a-lin
Thos, Cale
Carters
SEL
Meruse Suestitutes
Y Violet M
Ale
Ail
Inga
Mrs. Kattovis
Aven
Mise Thames
Hebron
Miss Thames
Hobson
Newnhan
Girton
Dot
Prof. Lewisson
White
Huropa
Yielas
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