The Eye of an Artist and a Narrow Escape
The artist N Chevalier who traveled with the late Duke of Edinburgh correctly identified land beyond a fog bank as dawn broke on a Dunedin to Lyttelton voyage. A faulty compass caused the ship to veer off course until magnets brought on board altered its heading. The tale highlights how trained perception can surpass raw instrument readings.
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N. Chevalier
Duke of Edinburgh
Dunedin
Lyttelton
New Zealand
The Chicken Yard Advice on Lice, Limes, and Breeding
Practical poultry guidance covers using lime to purify nests, low nests for easy access, oats to reduce fat, and mating as a skilled craft. It recommends Minorcas, Leghorns, and Black Spanish as top egg layers, flags active, medium males as more valuable, and offers a cuing remedy for canker with potash and turpentine.
Regret Over Suicides and the Wish for Acknowledgment
A Philadelphia Ledger writer laments that those who take their own lives through self harm often cannot return to offer warnings or reassurance. The piece argues that hearing firsthand about relief or relief’s failure might deter others from such acts, echoing Hamlet on bearing known ills versus unknown futures.
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Hamlet
Philadelphia Loquirer
Peach in the Sky and a Lichen Deception
A Fortnightly Review excerpt recounts a Japanese peach legend where a starving couple shares a fruit revealing a god, with guidance to plant its seed for happiness. It also notes a South African plant mimicking white rock lichen via tiny white sheaths on leaf tips, camouflaging itself until stepped on.
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Japan
Heaven
Lie
South Africa
Waving Money Across Accounts Laughs in Chicago Post
A woman boasts to Henry that she saved $200 over three months by keeping accounts, but confesses she has not actually the money. She explains the records show she has waved the funds anyway, eliciting his surprised response.
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Chicago Post
Elegant parlor observation cafe dining cars route Memphis to Atlanta
Elegant parlor observation cafe dining cars operate between Memphis and Atlanta via K M B R R and Southern Railway No. 36, with 8:15 p m departure from Memphis and 10:18 p m arrival in Atlanta, return at 6 a m and 8:05 p m. Through service adds to existing Pullman sleeping cars between Atlanta and Memphis, with meals on lacarte plan and a smoking room at moderate cost. 5-31-tf
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Memphis
Teon
Atlanta
Tenn
Erratic OCR note on cure for throat and sinuses
Fragmentary line discusses a throat cure with unknown product names and misread terms. The readable bits reference a chocolate or lozenge style remedy and a mis-typed brand. No clear event, date, or individual names are identifiable.
Nonresident defendant warned in Anniston court case
In Equity at City Court of Anniston Mary Lou Phinizy as complainant sues GC Schonherr non resident of Alabama. Publication required in Anniston Evening Star once weekly for four weeks. Defendant must plead answer or demur by October 7 1901 or a decree pro confesso will be entered. Dated September 6 1901 Clerk A H Suerrer.
Publication Notice in Anniston Evening Star 1901
State of Alabama Calhoun County City Court of Anniston In Equity October Term 1901 Mary Lou Phinizy as complainant vs S G Larmer defendant non resident unknown place of residence. Public notice to plead answer or demur by October 7 1901 failure to do so me decree pro confesso will be entered. Done at Anniston September 6 1901 A H Suerren Clerk.
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Anniston Evening Star
Anniston
Ala
S G. Larmer
G. Larmer
Alabama
A. H. Suerrern
Mary Lou Phinizy
H. Fredrickson
A. H. Sherrenno
Calhoun County
Annie King
A. H. Suevrenro
Anniston Court Seeks Answer From Nonresident Defendant
In Equity case in Calhoun County Alabama City Court of Anniston, H Fredrickson a nonresident must answer or demur to the complainant’s bill by October 7 1901 or a Decree Pro Confesso will be entered. Clerk A H Sherrenno records the Sept 6 1901 filing.
Publication Notice in Anniston Court Case 1901
In the City Court of Anniston in Equity October Term 1901 Mary Lou Phinizy as Trustee sues Annie King a nonresident with unknown residence. Defendants must plead answer or demur to the bill by October 7 1901 or a Decree Pro Confesso will be entered. Clerk A H Suernro.
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Eekly Republic
the Republic
the Anniston
Weekly Republic
The
Republic
the Office of the Republic
Eleventh Street
New Court House
Proprietors
U.S
Riffith
P. A. Obis
Temn
Weiantes
Geo. H. Led
Gem Pasa. Ag
Little Rock, Ark
the Gaines Marble Co
Cartersville
D. R. Gaines
Fourteenth Street
Annision Ala
Krermort
City Court of Anniston
G. Schonherr
C. G. Schonherr
O. G. Schonherr
A. H. Suerrerp
State OF
S. G. Larmer
Say
Moore and Eleventh Sts
L. & N. Depot
Morrel
Morrisville, Ala
Bell Telephone Connection
Lways
Pernal
Castoria
Reet
New Yor City
UNION
Southern Railway
Depaia
Rome
Louisville
Nashville Railroad
Alabama Mineral Division
Forthes
Oxford
Howard W. Sexton
Annison
Empire
West Tenth St
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