Deportee anarchist tale from Paris to Dover
A Spanish anarchist living in exile in Paris is deported by French authorities to Dover. At the English port he is asked for money, admits he has none, and is detained while officials consult London immigration. The anecdote contrasts treatment of political refugees with ordinary immigrants.
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Stewart Nea
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Paris
Dover
London
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Une Labor
Argentina
Dudge
Ota
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Political labels blur in party views and a historic hotel tale
The piece contrasts perceived partisan drift with a quoted Minnesota Senator on Republican and Democrat differences. It recalls the New England era hotel once central to Civil War history, its famed crystal room and visits by Lincoln commanders, Taft, Grant, Sherman, and others, and notes sensational front page anti vaccination coverage provoking health officials.
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Ebbett
Lincoln
Broadcat
Vega
I¢Junce
tcKinley
Weather and health notes from Sioux City smallpox cases
The clipping outlines long range weather forecasts tied to central valleys and plains, with notes on how storm timing relates to meridian crossings. It also reports two smallpox cases in Sioux City, a teacher and a young man, with health authorities ordering broad vaccination and quarantine guidance.
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Sioux City
Editorial notes on property repair and public bodies
Editorial notes express confusion about why a man or public body devoted to safeguarding personal property would be deemed most efficient at repairs, criticizing overzealous control and suggesting that such insistence can hinder proper maintenance and accountability.
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Atlantic City
Stanes
Townsfolk lament tax burdens and peddlers in verse
A clipped, archaic poem laments peddlers and tax collection in the town. Brick & Brown are praised for aiding teachers and funding the rector, while residents question who pays and who benefits. The fragment ends with a copyright note and fanfare of civic critique.
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Brick & Brown
Gut & Brown
Fragments and quips from a quirky reader column
A garbled set of jokes and sentences about a groceryman catching an ant reading a sugar order book. It mocks读 misread names like Monkey Run changing to Pleasant Valley and mentions a California judge walking 4000 miles. Occasional quips note census work, Bulgaria’s kite, and a Hampton Virginia poem about wanting a wife.
PippLing Rhymes and Walt Mason Echoes in Verse
Fragmentary OCR depicts a satirical verse scene where modern Cinderella seeks alimony and a peddler navigates urban streets. It contrasts commerce with public spaces, churches, schools, and village bands, noting a daughter resembling her mother due to shared painting.
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SY Hage
SH Howe
Brick & Breyn
Perent Trade Palace
Onion Set Also Keeps House but Society Does Not
A brief quip notes that the radio set and the onion set stay at home, while the society set does not. The line reflects humorous social observation from 1925 syndicated by NEA Service and credited to Ines.
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NEA
Ines
Friendship's Qualities and the Beat Nurse Parable
Fragmentary quotation on friendship citing the beat physician and nurse, praising tenderness and patience likened to a mother. The garbled text hints at a moral or reflective essay, with terms resembling old spellings and phrases. No clear names, date, or location are present.
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Nurae
Wygacgitun
Foster's Weekly Weather Bulletin May 11 1925 forecast
Washington reports a mild storm wave crossing the continent around May 13 with little precipitation and no extreme weather. A mild coal wave follows, leaving above normal temperatures. April brought above normal moisture to the northern Southwest while most of North America saw below average rainfall. May 10 to 31 expected to be warm and fairly dry, contradicting cold summer forecasts.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
North America
North Amer
Longich
Hite South Pile
Ta Ps
New Origana
St. Louis
Port Arthur
United States
Winnipeg
Buried Alive Charge Probed in Denver Real Estate Death
Denver authorities investigate whether C. H. Blank a real estate operator who died February 9 was poisoned or buried alive after his body was exhumed today. Police say the disinterment occurred this morning as part of the inquiry into the cause of his death.
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Denver
Colo
C.H. Blank
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