Por Broke Away and the Battle at Carrizal
Fragmentary eyewitness account describes Capt. Jew T. Boyd leading a mounted column toward Carrizal as Mexican forces surge out. Adair and Morey are noted, with a volley scattering riders and horses. the fight ends with retreat and efforts to remount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigtborhold
Carrizal
Jew T. Boyd
Prey
Henry R. Adair
Boyd
Permis
Gomez
Weil
Morey
Denmark and Norway face war era shifts and labor, tax moves
The report details Denmark importing 3000 Polish farm laborers from Austrian Poland for summer work, a Danish government plan to purchase a military aeroplane funded by private collections, and prison overcapacity in Copenhagen. It notes Norway resisting clock changes, protests by milkers, and parliamentary debate. It also covers sunken and political tensions, Sweden's tax policy, and pro German sentiment in Swedish politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Denmark
Poland
Aussian
Sponge and tea soak test backs the sponge
A fragmented dialogue from an Indy house setting reports a cook instructing on sponge care. The cook explains that a sponge dries hard and should be soaked in tea to soften it, while the house member questions the method.
Side stepping and a cautious reply in archaic dialogue
A fragment shows a dialogue with archaic phrasing about stepping aside and gender expectations. A speaker known as Mr. Me confronts a concern about Henrietta, hinting at tension and a request to avoid trouble, suggesting a cautious confrontation in an old speech pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mething
Henrietta
German Government to Acquire State Electricity Monopoly
The Saxony government plans to take over generation and distribution of electricity, establishing a state system while allowing local bodies and private firms to operate alongside it. It buys a steam generating station at Irschfelde and creates a new State Electricity Works department to manage the scheme, with technical advisers and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxony
Gerwey
Irschfelde
River Neisse
Berlin
Ministry of Finance
European War A Year Ago This Week June 28 1946
A fragmentary recap notes battles near Soudez and bombardments in the Adriatic and Baltic regions. It mentions air strikes on munitions depots near Roulera, naval sinkings including the British steamer Armenian, and various troop movements across Poland Albania and Galicia.
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Soudez
Cerea
Imine
Gulf of Bothnia
Adriadic
Roulera
BO ‘Goldlora
Alene
Flanders
Toutons
Halicz
Galicia
Bug
Moritenegrita
Giovanni Medua
Albania
Riva
Ledro
Aank
Sou‘ez
Teutons
Lamberg
Tomaszow
Poland
Soutart
Austria- Hungary
Hard Findings. William Hard on New Ideas in Yonkers
The report cites William Hard addressing an address in Yonkers GA criticizing new scientific management ideas as often useless. A frightened thief story echoes as police arrive and a treasurer orders someone to hide in a simplified card index case. confusion and chaos surface around the scene.
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William Hard
M. GA
Yonkers
Fined for Contempt in a Family Quip
A Detroit Free Press brief records a humorous exchange where a father faces a consequence for a boastful remark during a marriage proposal. The mother chastises him, predicting he will pay a price in a pew gown.
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Mother
Detroit Free Press
Fragmentary Note Sparks Garden of Eden Reference
A garbled passage mentions a place described as the Garden of Eden and references a fight nearby. The text hints at origins of trouble and mentions people or groups tied to a location, but clarity is limited.
Browning’s Peculiar Eyes and Single-Eye Reading Feat
A fragment describes Browning with one long focus eye and one short eye. He read and wrote with the single eye, squinting the other, claiming no eye pain except boyhood attempts at vegetarian imitation of Shelley. The note appears from Boston transcripts.
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Browning
Shelley
Boston
Fragmentary dialogue on affection and decor at theater table
Fragments reveal a speaker noting a suitor's serious affection yet no kiss after three theater visits. Question arises about the dining table at the Aviation elith's dinner, described as decorated with all plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviation Elith
If You Need a Medicine Best Best For Kidney Disease
An old advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a leading remedy for kidney and bladder ailments. It offers a certificate of purity with every bottle and a sample size by mail, asking readers to send ten cents and mention the paper. Bottles come in 10 cent and one dollar sizes and are sold at drug stores.
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Tee
Stockholm
Sweden
Russia
Aland Islands
England
Hyo
Lindstrom
Y IL
Norwa
North Sea
Rovertic
Jdent
Greece
Kilmér'a
Parcel Peat
Kilmer, & Co
Birtyshamton
Gale
Ady
Chas. H. Kletcher
Seeblg
Castorla
Bock Bottis
Spoln' Medical .Co
Fragmentary historical item hints at dialogue on duty and work
Partial OCR text shows garbled dialogue about going to it and a cook, mentioning a job to prevent trouble. References to livery and pallbearers appear, but most content is unclear and fragmentary.
American Silon Holland enallage tower boosts farm forage
The Johannahoeve farm at Oosterheek hosts an American silon Holland tower built by the Institute for Agricultural Improvements. Two more towers will supply enough ensilage maize to feed stock next winter. The method is praised for high yield with less fermentation loss, enabling up to 44 cows on 87 acres and possibly more with winter additions.
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Holland
Johannahoeve
Oosterheek
Institute For Agricultural Improvements
Johnannhoeve
Pro-Jeet
Cuticura Skin Care Promised In Free Sample Mail Offer
An old advertisement touts Cuticura soap and ointment for skin troubles including itching pimples dandruff and scalp irritation. It offers a free sample by mail with a book and provides Boston address. The rest of the text shifts to wartime German waterways and a Choate quote about Wilson noting Germany’s attitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Husband claims wife chased him in night shirt to conduct escape
Louisville Courier Journal reports a husband says his wife pursued him from their home while he wore a night shirt, claiming she yanked him with fence picks when he left toward an electric something. Publicity surrounding the costume complicates belief, though sympathy may incline to the husband if his account holds true.
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Are Light
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Bluffman and Banks Barter Over Fifty Dollar Change
A clipped humorous exchange shows Bluffman asking for change for a fifty dollar bill from Banks. Banks agrees and the scene hints at a light confrontation over a debt in a Boston Evening edition snippet.
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Boston
Cray
Fragmented diction from a tangled OCR note
The readable parts mention cleaning with soda and sprinkling on a surface, plus stray phrases about ovens, widows, and temper. The text is scrambled and lacks coherent events, names, dates, or clear context to summarize into a factual news item.
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Iteria
North
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Martin
W.odland
Ery, Duluitl
Copenhagen
Ecett
L. P. Christensen
Suldrup
Norway
A. Christiania
Milkmer
Odelsthing
Ite Ag
Christiania
Tanson
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Ove
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Cayton
Moibasa
Africa
Levang
Skaato
Are
Olaf
Aulétiy
Haugesund
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Ucting
Lmited
Ax. Divi
the Atherland
Htemer
Germany
Union of
Léohildrén
Benim Ter
Belgium
von Bissi
Overnor
Verner
Koy
Hamburg
Modne
Appam
United States
Gerard
Dalivary
Ledding Tranks
Juha
Bal
Arras
Micharskanda
Italléina
Zell
Monte’ Groce
Pases Rusaians
Caucasus
Bit
Friedrichatiaten
Bagatelle
Zantichost
Gnila Lipa
Thath
Carnic Alpa
Monfalcone
Sagrado
Plava
Krithia
Aisne
Teuton
Zamest
Vistula
Zeebruggé
Bruges
Crown Prince
Argonne
le Four-de-Paris
Tolmino
Allis
Gallipoli
Baltic
Rusalan
Banbay
Horse of ‘Lords
Garden of Eden
Ste. Smith
Ike
Misunier
Cho
Mausie
United ‘States
Wilson
Joseph H. Choate
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