Fragmentary notices from Hawarden and vicinity 1912 1918
Obscure clippings recount several local events and deaths including Carolyn Robey teaching in Akron, a Lake-Pirk marriage, a widow united to HJ McManus, Dara Guatat Larson’s death in High Springs, a fatal shotgun accident near Hawarden, and Merrill Corn Festival notes. Also mentions Bassett W. Codd building a marble estate near Westfield, Akron social ties, and Today’s Magazine highlights.
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C. Jeniche
Pital
Zi Madson
Hawarden Veterinary
Thig
Callope
Ene
HJ. McManus
Community Program at the Church Invites Town Visitors
Roy Crockor, minister, announces a regular church program featuring singing by the girls choir and a cooking of “Bling, pat Up a.” A Sunday service is planned with evening worship at 8. All strangers in town are welcome to join and feel at home.
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Roy 'Crockor
Nicknames of Canadian Cities Delve Into Provincial Labels
A text fragment discusses city nicknames in Canada including Winnipeg prairie, Toronto province, Kingston limestone city, Quebec ancient capital, and Montreal metropolitan. It suggests general Avian references and hints at a map indicant, mentioning Manitoba and senadians as context.
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Gangdlap
Tonl
Canada
Genie
Toupaein
Winnipeg
Prairie
Alty
Toronto - Ln
Quaan’ Alty
Kingaton
Quebec
Montreal
Dlecoyi
Ivan
Manitoba
Methodiat Episcopal Church Akron Work For Another Year
The report notes appreciation for kind deeds shown by the Akron area congregation as they plan continued parish work. Minister Blycher announces services and guests with editorial notes on calendar topics and a birthday tribute to Squire A. A. Aline.
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Methodiat
Akron
Christ
Gervices Sund
Robert
Sue
Stuar
Bird Singing in Church Interlude Inspires Silent Prayer
In a vivid reminiscence the writer recalls a solo feathered melody inside a church during service. The observer notes the unusual audience with birds perched near the organ as congregants softly sing along, ending with a quiet benediction and the robin flying away.
Washington Correspondents and a Secretary of State
A blurred OCR passage describes Washington reporters and Secretary Bryan subjected to tough questions. It mentions Secretary Wyvell and an elderly correspondent with white hair. Public auction bills from the Register Tribune office are noted as upcoming.
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Waniington
Bryan
Newa
Ustal
Manton J
Wyveill
Aalton
Wyvell
Washington
the Register
Tribune Oftica
Emperor Norton relic shown in Golden Gate Park museum
A fragmentary script describes a supposed artifact from Emperor Norton. It recalls a donation last week to the Golden Gate Park Memorial Museum and a bizarre note promising ten dollars in 1820 with five percent interest. The document, printed on large watermarked paper, bears a mock royal seal and a March 1879 sign-off.
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Deriec
Alghta
Norton
California
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Meir
Asad
Park ‘Museum
Sigall
Hinparor
Hnuik
Athe
Imperial
Norton I Promisséa
Dollery
Putumayo Indiana Case Reveals Brutal Peru Trials
A fragment notes Indiano of Putumayo facing Peru related trials. The text hints at brutal abuse and justice processes, with limited readable details. Further context from the source would clarify involved parties, locations, and outcomes.
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Putumayo
Indiana
Peru
Descriptions of a Indigenous Tribe by Captain Whiffen
Captain T W Whiffen portrays a remote tribe as a hardy people who kill deformed infants, drown sickly children, and eat prisoners. He notes infant exposure, ritual tobacco drink, and a drumming ceremony as primary social functions with limited evolutionary status.
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T. W. Whiffen
Whiffen
Whitten
Martin
Friands
Curious Nile Temple Built by a Secret Society
Observer recalls a small, Egyptian temple like building on the fortifications above Gonna. The structure, erected ten to twelve years ago by a secret society calling themselves worshipers of Ini, hosted weekly meetings on Thursdays and Sundays. After funds ran dry the building became a wineshop, then failed as a business under new management.
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Lei
Trang
Nile
Thia
S. Strange Society
Aups
Ini
Wellad
Montgarte
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