Fragmented Early 1900s Snippets From A Sundry Page
A mix of curiosities and facts covers white crows on Texedo Island, crowded New York commuting, Neah Bay rain records, church fairs in Florida, a missing Miss Morfer, city population rankings, Ireland’s insanity rise, drownings in Wisconsin, ruby values, ancient perfumes, and Bengal hay, with assorted notes on attire and early 20th century science.
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Texedo Island
New York City
United States
Neah Bay
Wash
New York
Fl Tove
Cal
Mebina Morfer
Sharon
Chic Eago
Philadelpha
Brooklin
Washington
Ireland
Middieal
Wester Ayres
Wis
Drowrdiys
Indefinite age case pits defendant against district attorney
Fragmentary OCR reads like a court dispute over oppression and slander with references to Weber and Lar and a stray note on a push to reveal long hidden calculations. The text also hints at a shift from theory to a tangible “retoxery” and lists military and legal appointments.
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Morse
Weber Bate
Repajer Army
Judge Advocate General's Department of the Army
About Our Own Land and Wildlife Tales Across Regions
The piece notes a Wind reading compare ancient virtue to modern times and reports Traverse City hunters killing 46 deer and many small game, plus a Maine trapper earning 571 in a year from trapping. It also observes straw hat use being higher in the north than the south, with comments on bounties and gun sights.
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Traverse City
Mich
Maine
Brighton
A Fragmentary History of Early Trade and Blinds
A mixed set of historical notes cites a coffee plant journey from Africa to Persia in 975, early Venetian blinds, pepper usage among Athenians, and 16th century English tabletop pepper containers. It mentions Swiss leagues and a 13th century confederation as part of regional independence efforts.
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Africa
Persia
Venice
England
Ciod’s Mouse
Grisons
Popular Science Oddities and Misstatements
A fragmented Popular Science column presents a series of curious claims about vegetables birds and hair color. It oddly asserts Lie truffic as a superior vegetable and lists tiny humming birds found in Mexico and Central America. It also notes red hair arising from sulfur content and mentions teaching speech with mirror practice.
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Mexico Am Cental America
Newton
Kia
Mysterious Fram Messenger Tale Stuns Arctic Watchers
A pigeon carried by the Fram from two and a half years captivity reportedly reached Elated Mrs. Nunsen in Christiana with a message from her husband the Arctic explorer. The feat, if true, defies belief and would mark one of history’s most extraordinary courier stories amid icebound vastness.
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Depern
Fram
Varanger Fiord
Europe
Tugorski Strait
Black Sea
Tere
Lena Delta
New Siberian Islands
Pale
Hole
Greenland
Leas
Jean
Arctic
Aly
Herald
Stepple
Tuatar
Tribune
Design progress and mixed health notes in early Tennessee project
The article mentions designs for six of fifteen main buildings in the Tennessee center project, with contracts and a completion target. It notes lakes and terraces finished and Adwit station work completed. It also includes unrelated health ad copy about kidney risks and a political quip from the Portland Oregonian about election results in Kentucky and Foxes.
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Tre
Furthcomng
Tennessee Centernine
Capgsithion
Pat Wader
Uurkling
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cough Cure Fame
Two testimonials report Mrs Phebe Thomas of Junction City and Mr Phoe Eggers of San Francisco recovering from severe colds approaching consumption after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The notes claim free trials and standard bottle sizes, citing widespread effectiveness. The piece also briefly mentions Leopold von Ranke and a German historical anniversary in Denmark.
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Phebe Thomas
Junction
City
Dr. King
Phoe. Eggers
Florida
San Francisco
Dr. Sing
Voltte Ak W. of
McKaee
Geng State
Remarkable Fragments From a Turbulent Page
Fragmented notes describe medical cures and odd events, mentioning a “Favorite Prescription” for nursing mothers, a disemboweled prisoner case in Cairo, a Monticello man praising Simmons Regulator, and a Chicago officer idea. It also notes Hood’s Sarsaparilla popularity and everyday dangers like a bridge across Niagara.
Patterns for Baby Clothes Envelopes Gift Idea in Demorest
A Demorest Magazine snippet describes a handmade gift of envelopes to store baby clothing patterns. It outlines making twelve large white envelopes, stitching them together with a ribbon tie, adding a pencil and bow, and decorating with gilt or silver lettering and possible verse quotes. It also notes care tips for garments and a simple baked liver and bacon recipe.
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Guinness
Yong Rayilier
Usal
Onta
Paby
J. D. Cowles
Demorest
Sifted Verses on City Life and Moral Paths
A collage of poem fragments and quotes from diverse authors. The lines reflect urban longing, social striving, and moral caution. Voices critique bustling city pleasures while urging conscience and steadiness amid crowds and spectacle.
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Cunioss
Aachen
Venemy
Bengal
Popular Science
Frusn
Hall Caine
Esau
Jacob
Edi
Sameel
David
Urizh
New Jersey
Utah
Cortolee
Ostetter
Perel
St. Pethmek
Moike
Kentucky
Portland Oregunian
Leopold von R Wpke
Dena
Tern
Schiller
Ranke
Fana Beratred
Oman
Jett
Yangwen
Contaniesa
Cairo
Chas
Tracz Boruc
Chicago
Hood
Allentown
Pas
Thomas Mintzer
Corlears Hook
Plere
Siegara
Ian
Surcoxie, Mo
Shakespeare
Qeder
Reaven
Cian
Psartegs
Mack Cran
Tim
Wesay
Marthy
Chambery Journal
Charles Macnamara
Totreapasa
E. W. Dutcher
Carter Rte Pills
Athens
Ohio
Castoria
Wien
Gery
Lydia I. Stinkhan
Aldernas & Biddly
Sugcespor
C. W. Blakeley
Bask Terechtke No
Aif-If
Simmons Liver
Yy Simmons LS
King of Liver Homes
J. H. Zellin & Co
Phila
ARES
Verne
Toledo
Columbus
Norru
East
Souty
Weer
Cen
Arolumbus
Marion “ Tostoria
Detroit
Cunbes
Columbus Alon
TH. Ta Sd
Ota
Sir
Frtigeets
O.C. C
Tong
New Eng
Boston
Foret-Cless Fickels
Feare Goose
Niagara FA
Wilde
Citror
D. B.martin
Carentan
Merc
Sappeeite Patet Obes
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