South Canaan News Briefs Include Sermon and Visits
South Canaan reports Rev. Walker delivering an interesting sermon Sunday evening. H. W. Mansfield and daughter visited friends in Guys, Anna. Clint Hill of Canasavilly noted as a recent figure of Will and Delaner Hill. Mrs Minnie Maxwell and children visited near Athens, guests of Lewis Mansfield, with a church fete including Danville orchestra and Miss Strahl of Marietta. proceeds $30. Mrs Geraldine Batts attended a soul gathering at her father Mr Samuel Poston’s home Friday.
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South Canaan
H. W. Mansfield
P Friend
Guys' Anna
Walker
Clint Hill
Canasavilly
Gure
Will
Delaner
Danville
Miss Strahl
Marietta
Geraldine Batts
Samuel Poston
Marshfield Social Notes Include Visits and Wool Trade
Lookout reports J H Jones and family of Marshfield spent Sunday with D O Knowling. Wan Thomas visits Dyesville. Rev Padwell of Menarthur preached at Air Line. A E Black of Marshfield visited H Baughman. Homer Bell traveled to Athens on business. W E Baughman shipped 2000 pounds of wool to Philadelphia last week. Frank Murphy and sister Ethel of Alhway conducted local business. We Clark and F L Le Clark hauled wool at Logan for several days.
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J. H. Jones
Marshfiel
D. O. Knowling
Wan
Thomas
Dyesville
Rev. Padwell
MenArthur
Air Line
Hey
A. E. Black
Marshfield
H. Baughoan
Homer Bell
Athens
Ww. E. Baughman
Philidetphia
Frank Murphy
Ethel
Alhway
We Clark
FL le Clark
Logan
Death Claims Mrs. Sarah P. Cameron on Race Street
Mrs. Sarah P. Cameron died Saturday from strangulated hernia at her Race Street home. Funeral services were held Sunday at four oclock with Rev. T. L. Lowe officiating. Burial followed in the old cemetery. She was 64, born in Virginia, and leaves three sons and three daughters. Her husband died ten years earlier the same day she was buried.
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Sarah P. Cameron
Race Street
T. L. Lowe
The
Christian Church
Old Cemetery
Cameron
Henry Cameron
Columbus
Dr. Baldwin
Irwin A& White
Martha Ferennion
Virginia
Athens
Th Methodist Church
Charles E
Henry C
William AL. Alb
Mars Vandyke
Albany
Frances Vandyke
Ella Kinkade
Sit
Mint
Local WCTU Meeting Notice Adverts Regular Assembly
The weekly W C T U or Woman’s Christian Temperance Union announces a regular meeting. It will be held on Tuesday at 1 o’clock in the afternoon at the residence in Newham. Helen Cale is listed as a participant and attendee.
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Mgrs
Newham
Congress
Helen Cale
Cantata Highly Attended by Summer Students
The cantata David the Shepherd Pot drew a large audience in the college auditorium Saturday evening under Professor James Prior McVay. A chorus of about thirty from summer students performed, with solos by Floyd E. Crooks J Milton Zang CG KE Irwin and Miss Minnie Duckler at organ and Mrs H A Brandenburg at piano. Margaret UHom provided violin accompaniment.
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David
Shepherd Pot
College
James Prior McVay
T. L. Lawe
Floyd E. Crooks
J. Milton Zang
CG. KE. Irwin
Minnie Duckler
H. A. Brandeburg
Huntington
West Val
Margaret Uhom
Position in Sleep and Habitual Comfort
The article discusses how sleep positions are involuntary yet crucial to comfort, noting the habitual arrangements our bodies assume each night. It warns that attempting to consciously rearrange limbs can trigger resistance from the night’s routine and urges gentle behavior in close relationships.
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S Qembion
Helmes
Ink Stain Removal Tip From Old Notice
A short dated tip advises writers to treat ink stains quickly with chlorinated soda to prevent permanent marks. It warns that failing to act before washing can leave brown stains and suggests rubbing in soda without rinsing. Immediate application is emphasized for best results.
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New York Times
Towns of Mathers and Leonberg Celebrate Mothers
The town of Mathers and Leonberg in Württemberg honor the mothers of the poet and the astronomer. Tablets at the Oll Castle recall the Magna Carta of Württemberg liberties signed by Ulrich.
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Mathers
Leonberg
Wurttemberg
Schiler
Kepler
Oll Castle
Wurttembers
Ulich
Local Gazette Reports Complex Legal Case In Iowa Town
A tangled court matter unfolds as a man from the region faces charges and tied inquiries. Officials describe the proceedings as significant to the community's legal landscape and economic interests.
Too Late! Constant’s Tale of Fortune and Death
An 18th century tale portrays Benjamin Constant and an artist in a piercing scene. Fortune and Glory arrive at the studio with a money box and laurels as the artist lies dying. A professor reacts with shock at the artist’s youth and naïve hope, calling him a humbug and requesting he depart immediately.
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Arnuaing
Conatnat
Benjamin Constant
Fortune
Tory
Orte
Must Au Oh Man
Constant
Inti
Sam
Opening of Parliament and the Windsor goldfish episode
During Pitt's era the Lords and Commons debated a royal speech due to a Windsor Castle goldfish reference. Pitt delivered the throne speech only after the king insisted the goldfish be mentioned, a condition tied to royal approval before the speech could be read publicly.
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Pitt
Lords
Commons
Windsor Castle
Tite
George
The Joke Is That It Swedes
A belated wayfarer at an English public house recounts a rough encounter with a foreigner who mocks a Norwegian and a Swede. The punch line lands on the joke being that the man is Swedish, as the teller bursts into laughter at the misdirection. The tale preserves its era voice and ribald humor.
Pepper's Coloring Qualities Influence Canary Plumage
The article reports that Canary plumage shifts from yellow to red when fed exyenny pere per primary change. Cayenne pepper contains a tinctorial substance and an irritative oil whose coloring is lost by alcohol extraction but restored by olive oil. White hens show similar coloring effects and can indicate temperature changes by plumage color, with yolks turning bright red.
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Canaries
Salad Planta and Vegetal Stews in Classic Cookery
Fragmented OCR yields a pastry of garbled phrases about salads and vegetables. It mentions water content and comfort linked to meals, with dialogue about care and cooking ideas and a few unclear proper nouns.
Caves and Craters Highlight St Helens Region
St Helens and St Helena offer extensive caves in a volcanically formed landscape. The terrain hosts extinct craters with peculiar names like Lot's Wife San and Horse the Asses' Ears and Hold Fast Tom.
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St. Helens
St. Helena
Lot
Asses
Need More Help for Dyspepsia and Body Aches
Over-taxed organs call for Dr. King s New Life Pill. They are gentle and guaranteed to cure, sold at McKee s drug store. Also notes Switzerland hotels ready for tourists with 258 beds.
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Dr. King
McKee
I Feee
Switzerland
Electric Bitters touted as universal remedy across era
A promotional piece extolls Electric Bitters as a universal cure inhibiting stomach issues liver trouble nerves and blood purification praising its tonic powers. It mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla as a stronger tonic, references a Swansea Wales incident and notes Seattle exports to Japan of 35 million annually, then ends abruptly.
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LHS
McKee
Dr King’s New Discovery Featured as Cure for Consumption
An elderly Dorchester woman credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a complete cure from lung trouble and persistent cough after all doctors and remedies failed. The ad promotes the remedy with a guarantee, price, and free trial bottles. Also mentions constipation remedies, Little Early Risers, and a San Francisco opium shipment from China.
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Lois Crags
Dorchester
Mass
W. HB. McKee
Rood Arnica Salve Endorsed By Local Vendors
A fragmented ad claims Rood as a healing salve for piles burns boils and skin eruptions. It promotes McKee's drug store as the outlet and touts years of miraculous cures, in a period voice with generic comparisons and bold claims.
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Bncklen
McKee
Fragmented OCR note on historical figures and myths
The readable text hints at names like Perry Dace and a note on prehistoric amber manufacture. It mentions unusual people and a mount and cigarhobbers, but many words are garbled. The fragment presents uncertain references and no clear event or date.
Unclear Medical and Economic Update Reads Like Fragment
Fragmented text mentions remedies and health phrases with references to winter, cough cures, and clinics. It alludes to losses from emigration and research context, but specifics are unclear and names or dates are not readable.
Like Daisies Before the Sevine Cholera Infant Deaths
An ad style notice discusses summer cholera outbreaks and rapid illness, noting mothers give Perry Davis Pain Killer to treat diarrhoea and vomiting in infants. It highlights 25 and 60 cent prices for the remedy.
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Perry Davis
The Story of the Ticket in a Pawnshop Tale
A bitter cold day unfolds a tale of a small boy trading a ticket for a dollar at a pawnbroker to redeem his sister’s coat. The boy grieves as he pawns clothes to raise funds, explaining the coat is needed for his sister who now works to support herself.
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Pbied
Puita
Nh Quarter
Geney
Geln
Baby queen and whiskey coins in old Scottish halfpennies
The article explains the term bawbee and the baby face on Seotland’s halfpenny coins dated 1615 for Mary Queen of Scots. It notes preservation of tiny engravings, explains the origin of the nickname hawkee, and contrasts the Seothaida halfpenny once with a baby’s face known as the pawber. It also recalls anecdotes about Pearson’s Inn, and a rail president Roberts, with a toast about a heaven pass, plus snippets on Britannia lyrics and Andree’s polar tale remark.
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Mary
Pearson
Died of Neglect and Ancient Tales Interwoven
An obscure, fragmented historical musing blends a royal demise with ancient Carthaginian devotion. The text juxtaposes a disputed king of Francd, a comitoiter council, and cemetery rites, then recalls Carthaginian women weaving cords from their hair to aid besieged streets, followed by fortune teller chatter about marriage and divorce.
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Louis Svii
Francd
Dhompisi
St. Maargrestt
Tialf Hottesty Inquiry Sparks Closure by Readers
The Atchison Globe rejects an answer and accuses evasive tactics while a quoted Euripides line accompanies the public dispute. The fragmentary text hints at editorial frustration and a call for honesty in discourse.
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