O Farrell Sees Butte As Most Prosperous Place
P A O Farrell, visiting Butte for a few days, says he has traveled coast to coast and Canada and finds Butte the finest on the continent. He notes many towns prosper while Butte stands above them all and cites strong democratic gains tied to President Wilson.
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Pal A Baswell
Cielze
Butte
Brat
Ar. O'Farrell Yesteroy
Canady
O'Farrell
British Columbia
Preaidenk Wilson
Hunting party eyes elk and ducks near Yellowstone Park
The party, led by Mlenstworth and J B Goddard, plans a hunting trip near Yellowstone Park. They aim to reach the park today, seek the first elk at opening, and also expect to bag a few ducks with Judie Poindexter and Ed Lakeview joining.
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BR. Mlenstworth
J. EB. Goddard
Yellowstone Park
Judie Poindexter
Ed Hoe
Lakeview
Park
Hey
Arctic coast vertebrates spread from Beaufort to Coronation
Geological Magazine notes the gradual spread and near extermination risk of muskox and caribou along with muskrat beaver and other mammals from Great Bear Lake westward. It traces muskox colonization across Arctic channels, from Bear Lake to Coronation Sound, with Eskimo recollections and changing hunting practices shaping survival.
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Geological Magazine
Arctic
North America
Nca
Hoy Hay
Bear Lake
Rae
Coronatian
Dolphin
Tnton
Iskimos
Debunking the Criminal Type Theory in Goring Study
The report critiques Lombroso’s criminology, arguing there is no single physical criminal type. It notes Dr Goring’s investigations challenge established theories and show criminal behavior stems from opportunities and social context rather than inherent traits. The piece references the palm’s 2,500 pores per square inch as a curious aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lone
Charles Goring
Garlng
Fanciiute
Food adulteration described by Lewis Holly and standards
The article discusses food adulteration concerns from a Lewis Holly piece, outlining flavoring extracts and maple syrup standards, and noting how drug use in preservatives is restricted. It contrasts true adulteration with legitimate processing and cites the evolving Food and Drugs Act standards, including concerns over flavorings and quality tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuelby
Lewis Holly
Anascu
Advertising temptations and reading the daily paper
Marshall Field urged readers to invest time in reading advertisements in the daily paper. The message promotes ads as valuable guidance and opportunities, stressing that those who ignore them lose chances to learn and act on timely information. The text champions advertising as a trusted source of up-to-date details.
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Standard
Deo Xmons
Allard Worker promotes health tonic and family use
The notice touts a cooling healthy look and sap in the system with Allard Worker tonics and tableta. It markets Helllater's Rocky Monteln Tan and asserts superior value for the whole family at Fuller Drug Anatonda and New bro Drug Co. Bitte.
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Helllater
Fraudulent Food Dyes and Adulteration Warned in Public Notice
The article outlines two fraudulent food practices, including misrepresenting ingredients and disguising toxins. It details methods like diluting to water down products, adding dangerous additives, and dyeing for appeal. The piece cites adulteration examples from consumer goods to soda and candy.
Moving pictures promote public safety exhibit in parks
Chicago safety bureau exhibits teach children how to avoid accidents using moving pictures. The first public screening at Lincoln Park features reels on streetcar safety, crossing warnings, and workplace hazards. Several thousand attend as officials explain the program's educational purpose and safety emphasis.
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Ubetele Rawnes
Foty
She
Uiage
Pirst
Asa
Spree
Nafety
Chienza
Chidheuo
Chicage Railways
Toolly Favors In Town Mystery Phrase
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dooly dacuba and Maya in town, elderlands, and a remark about night plans. Referenced names include Rutty and eqs sigo, with Canada, Weis & son of Henry Jacobs, and the Erisnayor of Buete appearing in unclear context.
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Dooly Dacuba
Canada
Weis & Son
Henry Jacobs
Te Erisnayor
Whispering Ink at a Rustic Reception
In a farmer’s hall the inky tale is read aloud as a masked party ends with a startled wife crying over a vanished dawn. Maria explains the tale concludes with a heroine recovering from pain and the price paid to cure her.
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Louis Many
Aid
Maria
Heney
Marlat
Irelands Tide Turns Amid Census Hopes and Emigration Facts
The article surveys Irish demographics as a shift toward growth after long decline. It cites Francis Teikennys remarks and 1911 census figures showing population totals, births, deaths, infant mortality, and migration losses. It notes rising inhabited houses and farmland changes under new Irish ownership and policy acts shaping a hopeful future.
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Francis I. Teikkenns
Orlelmeley
Alreday
Ireland
Dyorehan
TOI
Kikenny
He Faland
Vis. Banos
Sworld
Treland
Feland
Fragmented OCR Of A Lesson In History
A garbled classroom scene recalls Dr John M Finnnes and a discussion on women in the world history lesson. The text depicts a chaotic exchange with misread names and fragmented phrases, ending with a pupil answering in a garbled fashion about titles for women of the earth.
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John M. Finnnes
van Lelline
Johnny
Mraal
Tdi
Erthesi
Mini Chiefs
Prowliy Anewerra Johnay
Bsvliange
North Carolinian builds portable leather belt perforator
A North Carolina inventor unveils a compact machine designed to perforate small leather belts with precision. The device aims to streamline belt production, offering portability and accurate spacing for each hole.
School Board selects Kemna 5 as modern Washington School
The school board named Kemna 5 to design a new Washington School. The plan calls for a three story brick structure with 14 classrooms, three principal offices, a teachers’ room, and an air wardrobe area. It features modern appliances, vacuum cleaners, and electric lighting with potential evening use. Estimated cost around 85 thousand dollars, with adjustments possible to save 5 thousand by reducing rooms from 44 to 41.
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Rha
Vernian Remmi
New Washington
Rexsn
Te AlLuwy
Tle
Beni Wd
Giynor
Tern
Broadway
Ab- Wout Street
Vmple
Cven
Wais
Broadway Pictures Show Thaw Escape Drama
The article reviews a new Broadway film about Harry Thaw, tracing his escape from Matteawan and the police pursuit. It notes the production aims for restrained realism, avoiding sensationalism, with key scenes including the escape and shipboard moments. It also references a Conan Doyle adaptation starring Sherlock Holmes.
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Avery Monuth
Harry Thaw
Matteawin Asylum
Thaw
Tilberty
Beverly Nesbit
New York
Evelyon Neebil
Gotham
Stanford White
Thavy
Herve
Ili
Matteawan
Conan Doyle
Bailey Arrest Reported In Diamond Theft Case
Deputy Sheriff Mike leads investigation as Hailey Bailey is accused of stealing a diamond. The suspect traveled from Butte to Helena days ago. Police report chaotic scene with a weapon misfire and hurried departure. Further details remain unclear as the case unfolds.
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Mike Gay
Helnha
Jessy
Mra
Nalin
Hailey
Helena
Butte
Beehance
St. Meyit
Rhovye Dristoll
Tadley
Seer vo Quinterenn hearing report muddled record
An ear in the Sammil Valley details a contested case involving Judie Lynch's department and George Cane. The proceedings, held by He against Je Cane, moved to an unspecified venue and hint at ongoing disputes with unclear outcomes and background in a quiet locale.
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Judie Lynch
Je Cane
George
Westin
Elilay
Sammil Valley
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk Yesterday
The county clerk issued licenses for Elllie and F Carlson and Marie Tarraw. Barrow is listed as eighteen and the bridegroom as twenty one. the bride’s mother accompanied the party and gave consent. Judge Mederlin performed the ceremony.
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Bo Ilaenses
Maui
Ellie
F. Carlson
Marie Tarraw
Misa Barrow
Wvense
Mederlin
Uhern Ausbanani
One Dose Stops Stomach Ills in Doctor’s Remedy Report
A new stomach relief treatment praised by users and doctors alike for rapid effect. The remedy, costing over ten thousand dollars in some regions, is claimed to ease liver and stomach discomfort within hours after administration. Local clinics report improved digestion and rapid recovery in patients with varied ailments.
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Doorta Mor
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