Elkhorn H A Elmquist Sets Up Dental Practice
Kimballton and Elkhorn area notes report Dr Elmquist permanently located in Elkhorn to offer full dental services. Community items include visits, travels, storms, local business updates, and plans for a new Elkhorn College with officers Jersild Petersens, Hansen, Pedersen, and James leading.
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H. A. Elmquist
Elkhorn
Olaf Hansen
Atlantic
Elkhorn Lumber Company
Veter Bertlesen
Kimballton
Nebraska
Hans Larser
Dedham
Sundey
Nick Jorgensen
Walter James
Peter Sfansen
Minnesota
Nels Hanser
P. A. Rasmussen
Audubon
Anthony Bertlesen
Whimballton
Maine
Peter
Morgansen
New Jersey
Rey
Jersild
Central
Trustees
Sharon Township
Sharon Center
T-16
Jorcen Mancrsus
Jens Schouhoe
Sharon
Ross
Gro
Hennixeses
Iowa
N. Anthony Jensen
Big Brotherhood
Niels Petersen
Extra
Joe James
Elkhorn College
Nev
Rasmus Hansen
S.C. Pedersen
John Peterson
Willis Rottenborg
Hans Peterson
State University of Minnesota
Divinity College of
Ougaburg, Minn
Rock Island System Low Rate Bulletin
Rock Island System announces reduced summer fares to California Colorado Detroit and Boston with June July and August validity. Details on through car service ticketing and fare information available from nearest Rock Island ticket agent or by writing Joan G. Fakmer DP A Cedar Rapids local.
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California
Colorado
Detroit
Boston
Joan G. Fakmer
Cedar Rapids
Traveler’s Haggling over a Hotel Bill in Portugal
A traveler negotiating a hotel bill in Portugal finds the host unwilling to name a total. After a long pause the guest enumerates charges on fingers, the server adds slowly from memory, and the traveler's purse settles the sum. The exchange ends with both sides content.
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Portugal
Sda
Singer
Ancient Needlework Reveals Historic Textile Craft
The article discusses heirloom needlework found among ancient textiles. It notes wool and linen fabrics with raised stitches and embroidery, tied to Nile and Egyptian weaving traditions. Moses or Ezekiel are referenced regarding embroidered linen, with remarks on durability and textile care from the London Spectator.
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Mir
The
Nile
Egypt
Ezekiel
London Spectator
Potion Recipe From Universal Magazine of Knowledge 1753
An archaic remedy from John Hinton’s Universal Magazine of Knowledge describes using elder tree shoots boiled in ale, with steps to strain bottle and warm dose for morning and night use. It claims benefits for both animals and humans, and to bathe the affected area with the warmed liquor.
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Universal Magazine of Knowledge
John Hinton
King’s Arms
Nia Street
Tandon
Whits of a Horne and the Arab Horse Spirit
A fragmentary old-sounding note describes traits of horses and riders with references to Arab lines and a horse’s temper. It mentions a rider’s fashion items like a red ribbon and a white green handkerchief, and odd phrases about bridle use and nerves.
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Paraguay
Fragmentary Animal Fire Story From Unclear Cyprus Setting
A damaged OCR fragment reports an animal fire and mentions Cyprus and copper industry. It references a farm, towns, and odd phrases about creatures and birds. Details are garbled, with no clear names, dates, or outcomes to anchor a full event.
Fractured OCR Reflects Turbulent Newspaper Snippet
Fragmentary text features garbled phrases about a main megattyrgents Lorotis ty Lae Ware and a court scene with names like AANthIy Joey, plus a quip about late printing of Maree race results. The piece hints at a newspaper humor column criticizing delayed reporting and typos.
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Mnain
Joey Y
Fragmentary note on moving parts to other places
The reader mentions questions about people sharing or separating parts of themselves and references going to the Adiromlacks for a tag. The text is garbled and includes nonsensical names and phrases, offering unclear context or concrete facts.
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Mae-Nou
Wille
Mindigessilla
Adiromlacks
Charity With Keo Shem and a Cold Water Question
Kipaa News reports on a bizarre social piece discussing charity, society and the burdens of ambitious women. It mentions Keo Shem and Prunp ta dia ail yer kin along with a cryptic note about captors and a schoolmaster figure in Holline.
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Kipaa News
Good roads as public benefaction for Virginia county
Virginia senator Daniel argues roads boost economy and public welfare. A good road benefits all, from courts to schools, farms to travelers, acting as a lasting public servant that attracts settlers, raises property values, and saves time and wear on vehicles.
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Virginia
United States
Daniel
Maui
Prince Edwans County
Farmville
Woodern Wong
Imouine
Old Wampden-Sidney College
Plantattes
Statistica
Agin
Lewes
Hetwivn
Ana
Miley
Aid Promise Improves as Nationspledge Aid Nears
Fragmentary text shows nations pledging aid amid a cautious tone. It notes near term action, with several actors moving to support relief, while some affiliates offer rewards or incentives to gain backing for the effort. The wording suggests evolving consensus on assistance.
Awakening to the Value of Good Roads Movement
The article notes a nationwide push for better roads and interurban railways, with strong emphasis in the southern United States. It highlights foreign influence on road quality, trolley networks expanding nearly nationwide, and the desire for hard surfaced roads enabling year round transport and commerce.
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Machusetts
New Jersey
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Potomine
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Virginia Roads
Road Repairing Tips From a Farmers Institute Address
Charles Williams of Connersville Ind outlined road upkeep in a farmers institute talk. He urged timely fixes to ruts, spring grading, fall gravelling, and proper drainage to prevent winter road collapse, stressing continuous attention and local conditions shaping road longevity.
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Charles Willams
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Tie Tried Again and Education Push for Road Aid
The article blends quotes about a proposal for national road aid with Iowa and Des Moines debates. It argues federal highway funds should be distributed more equitably, benefiting rural areas and farmers, while urging state and local cooperation for road improvements. It notes a Des Moines convention endorsing a seven point plan for road improvement and expresses support for national aid to balance funding.
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Iowa
Congress
Sonal
Rural Free Delivery Notes and Carriers' Posts
The rural free delivery service aims to bring postal facilities to remote communities where residents travel long distances for letters and newspapers. At Lafayette, Tadk, mail carriers’ routes use cast iron uniform carriers high on posts to align with wagons. The text notes government spending plans between $8,009,000 and $9,000,000 for the next fiscal year.
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Secnre
Lafayette
Tadk
Otis
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