Man's Natural Tongue and Savannah Baseball Debate
A Paris society debated what language a child would speak if never taught. Two infants raised in isolation produced crowing and bleating as language. Also, Savannah baseball leaders plan a pivotal Atlanta meeting amid rumors of Savannah joining or leaving the league, with turnout estimates and past attendance noted. Rose Credie, 18 years old in Philadelphia, regains sight after 20 years and begins cutting a new set of teeth.
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Paris
Alps
Davy
Johnny
Rose Credie
Philadelpia
Fragmented Verse Fragments Hint at Poetic Imagery
The readable lines present a garbled poem with echoed lines about a captured bird, the lark’s song, fish in nets, and a wavering love. It suggests a lyric fragment focusing on nature and affection, but content is incomplete and lacks clear narrative. The piece reads as stray verse bits without identifiable events or entities.
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Berry Benson
Fertile Lands in Patagonia Displace Notions of Sterility
New York Sun reports Argentine expeditions in southern Patagonia reveal a vast fertile quadrilateral between the Andes and lava belts. Generals Villegas and Volko describe rich soil, lakes, rivers, pasturage, timber, water, minerals, and strong potential for colonization and enterprise once rail links to Buenos Aires cross the papas.
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New York Sun
Andes
Patagonia
Straits of Magellan
Atlantic
Villegas
Republic
Papas
Buenos Ayres
Volkoa
Fable of the Oracle and Crow Army on Sado Island
The piece recounts a temple idol that fooled worshippers until the crowds realized the priests spoke for a hollow idol. It also describes Japanese island Sado as home to vast crow colonies marching in organized bands, resembling a military unit, feeding on carrion and the sick.
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Russhan Krilui
Ansels
Detroit Free Press
Sado
Howevr
Spiders May Transform Industry Say Scientists
Scientists in a San Francisco Chronicle piece suggest spider webs could revolutionize industry. A Ceylon spider reportedly spins a web strong enough to entangle a walking stick, inspiring the possibility of cultivating spider communities for superior fibers and potential cotton-like production.
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Byrder Webs
San Francico Chevnicle
Eye to Kindle and a Death Test in Electricity
A fragment discusses kindling the eye to shared value and a brief note on Dr Max Busch’s claim that contracting a muscle by electricity raises surface thermometer temperature only in living subjects, implying death if it does not rise.
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Max Busch
What Ailed the Baby and a Framing of Prunes
A reader asks about the baby’s ailment and is told the infant is teething. The text also includes a garbled line about a prune orchard and a misread phrase, suggesting era curious fragments rather than a cohesive article.
Wartime Patent Medicine Ad Promises Cure All
An OCR fragment touts various patent remedies including Rough on Catarrh and Wella Health Renewer, claiming cures for catarrh, diphtheria throat issues, foul breath, bladder catarrh, and urinary complaints. It also mentions Rough on Rats and pest control products for roaches beetles ants and more, in a period ad style.
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Worat
Chittren
Elow
Jung
Kinner
Buchu Price
Bargain Store to Close Out Stock at Low Prices
Capital visit yields new partnership offer for the Bargain Store proprietor. The plan delays changes until stock is sold, then adds new lines. The store promotes deep discounts on all remaining goods, including a recent consignments of fine clothing, and urges customers to come, compare, and trade as it intends to stay in business and close out as much stock as possible.
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Savannah
Sennah News
Grady
Southern Base Ball League
Atlanta
Bere
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Tony Wold Fr Sree
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Hagan
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Ferry & CO
Foutz
David £. Fouts
Baltimore
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W. Sheffield & CO
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Sumter County
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Grancia
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Georgia
G. W. Glover
N.H White, Suerff
Granata
SemTeEn
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Aquila W
Nancy J
Charles L
Jensee
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J. N Cobb
Cr Tpsy
A. C. Speer
Sumren
A. Wheler
J. N. Cotsb
Grongia
Jowna Evtertin
James B. Easterlin
G. W. Easterlin
Morita E. Hamil
John Hamil
John KR. Hamil
Sid Canoty
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Grorota
Stauren
Z. F. Markett
Autry Rylander
Court of Ordinary
A.C. Speer
Turnen
Sumter Superior
Ned Turner
Allen Fort
Geonor
Wells
Jersey
S.M. Conein the
Bank of Americus
Cotton Avenue
Fretwell & Smith
Forsyth Street
Prince Bros
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Savin
Louisians
State Lottery
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Chavitah
PUP
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Bary
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New York Exchange
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New Orleans
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Paynale
Alan
Edwe J. Mitler
C. Horace Meal
Americus, GA
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Marti
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Ryunder d& Arrington
Americ Sumter
Europe
Tarbes Moore
Andersonville
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