College basketball notes from winter home game recap
A fragmentary report recalls a home basketball game and season plans, highlighting captain Reed Barre and Moore. It lists several opponents and travel dates in December through March, mentioning Vermont, Massachusetts, and New York venues and a schedule that includes multiple open dates.
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Independent win at Northfield high school game
The Independents defeated Northfield 49 to 20 as the home team led 21 to 6 at halftime. Key players included Parker and Rogers from the visiting squad, with referee calls noted by the official lineup and a credited performance from Maynard.
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Northfield
Dee
Baturde
Cremir
Minster
Pharie Eehiol
Parker
Ise
Rogers Ieee
Rawger
Fed
Satese
Laila Magers
Winch
Patesty
Arte
Maynard
Sinna
Oy Rolmute Bialyes
Williams Kidney Pills offer cure for kidneys and nerves
Ad for Williams Kidney Pills from Hymollfc Williaine Mig Co of Cleveland Ohio. Distributed by Kendrick & Co claims cures for kidney weakness and nerve strain with reference to back and loins ailments.
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Williaine Mig. Co
Claveland
Ohio
OM. Kendrick & Co
Collision at Newport Delays Air Line Train
A damaged Newport to Aberthaid line collision Saturday evening injured several and delayed trains for about five hours. Officials blamed a heater failure and unclear orders for the incident as services resumed after the interruption.
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Air Line
Wales
Ling Trouble Cured at Daly Home Visit
A patient was treated for Ling trouble and cough at 118 Wood Ave Rowt ing. Doctor John Mevienne Signet provided care during the home visit to address health concerns and offered follow up instructions.
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Mevienne
Signet
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Wood Ave
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President Urges Full Citizenship For Porto Rico
The message to Congress from the President praises local governance in Puerto Rico, outlining progress in education and industry under the current regime. He emphasizes the island’s fertility and the need for continued American support, referencing the Porto Rican Regiment and the fruit trade as key economic evidence of advancement.
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Teople Ielunde
Porto Rico
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Porto
Wilen
Aho Wala
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Trop
Dalam
Dalant
Ivan Thik
Mort Yurow
Bpanlal
Bhamalo
Tolwenn
Hieu
Tuan
Limbs of Beef Highlighted in Odd Mismatched Copy
A clipped newspaper fragment mentions a limb described as a raw piece of beef with unclear context. The oddly phrased note suggests editorial or transcription error on an otherwise ordinary page item.
Theodore Roosevelt Ends Roaming Hair Care Rant
The fragment discusses Cuticura for hair and scalp cleaning, touting its cleansing and soothing effects. It shifts to critique political governance, condemning electoral structures and praising orderly liberty, citing Roosevelt and a report from Horta Hica.
Jealousy Sparks Shooting at Doctor Ray Home
Dr Charles W Ray was seriously wounded when Frank W Turner shot him after an incident with Nina Ellison, a family maid, in Malden Mass. Turner, 19, waived examination and $5000 bail was fixed. The case heard before Justice AN Lenard as AG Sargent and State's Attorney Buck led the prosecution.
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Dee
Pram
Lenard
Frank W. Turner
Charles W. Ray
Sargent of
Lardhew
Turner
Ei Buck
Prapk W.turner
Mor Ray
Central indicted over cruelty to cattle shipments
Two indictments returned by Suffolk County District Attorney John B. Moran allege cruelty in cattle shipments tied to the New York Central and related lines. The case cites cows and calves moved in box cars from Palmer, Mase, with several unable to stand and some dying before arrival.
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Raston
Suffolk
John B. Moran
Yorke -Wotral & Hoison
New
York Central
Central Vermont Railroad
Palmer
Mase
New York Central
Firemen Rescue 120 Children From West Cottage Inferno
A blaze at Wadsworth Cottage of the Meth odjet Desconeas Orphanage and Kip worth Children’s Home at Lake Brutt endangered 45 inmates and 140 children. Firemen guiding frightened youngsters through smoke and ruins, aided by superintendent Maney Judson and staff, prevented total loss though the building suffered severe damage. Early reports attribute the fire to a defective stove, with estimated loss about 9 000 dollars.
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Wadsworth
Desconeas
Kipworth
Lake Bruttarly
Ae Institution
Maney Judson
Mins Macy Springer
Mien Simer
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement claims a one day cure for colds using laxative bromide quinine tablets. The ad promises a refund if the remedy fails and bears a signature from W. Ghove in each box, priced at 950.
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W. Ghove
Ice Famine Baffles Newport Trouble Amid Thaw
A fragmentary report from Newport on December 11 describes a shortage of ice and difficulties for locals to obtain the frozen supply needed for winter. The text mentions Lake Memphremagog and late preparations before Thanksgiving, with references to weather effects and a cold snap impacting ice harvests.
Doctors Mistakes and The Buried Truth in Medicine
An OCR fragment reflects outdated medical blunders and stereotypes about women's illnesses and fatigue. It discusses mistaken causes, the role of doctors and families, and references stimulants and tonics, with mentions of nerves, exhaustion, and debility among women workers.
Railways grow worldwide with vast track networks
The article notes a South American country building rail lines reaching about 3,000 miles of track. It cites Washington state lawmakers approving a fare structure for adults and children. Massachusetts enforces penalties for illegal street railway transfers. It also highlights railway uniforms in Lencon and changes in London and North Western forms.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Lencon
London and Northwestern Railway Company
Fribbles of Fashion Tassels Trim Japanese Flair
Fringe returns to fashion as tassels appear on evening coats jackets and house gowns. A stylish white walking suit for a young girl features an elegant plaid in black and white.
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Fabion Taasole
Fashion notes on coats skirts and hats by Judic Chollet
The passage describes jacket lengths double breasted with a mannish collar, long skirts trimmed in blue tones, and accessories in embroidery and millinery. It notes preferred dress lengths, a short shirt with coats, and fashionable fabrics like plaid and box plated skirts. Judic Chollet attributes the season’s popular styles and colors.
Refund pledge on Greene's Warranted Tar remedy bottle
A damaged card from signatories offers refunds for Greene's Warranted Tar cough remedy if it fails to cure. It also promises to exchange or refund bottles and prove satisfaction with the product.
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Greene
Renewed Jewish Massacre Foiled by Interference in Gaza
In Gaza on December 11, Black Hundred forces attempted a brutal attack on Jewish residents in the Old Bazaar. The mob was dispersed after a call to arms by local guards, with brutal violence halted and casualties reported.
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Gaza
Black Hundred
Bazane
Sakok
Women in Public Life and Notable Achievements Form New Roles
Dames and daughters highlight moves in public life and society. Erma Shaw, daughter of a treasury secretary, stands alone among cabinet circles this year. Nora Stanton Blutch to oversee New York City civil engineering work on the Catskill water system. Mary Anderson de Navarro issues a memoir while supporting Kentucky. Phoebe W. Cousins acts on temperance and army canteen campaigns. Mania Melba secures U.S. copyright for her name to curb overuse.
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Treasury
Willlama Zingier
Arctic Explorers
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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Civil Engineers
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Angier
J.M. Wheeler
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British Isles
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Ting
Commercial Club of
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Commercial Club
Kentucky
Phoebe W. Cousins
St. Louis
Congress
Washington
Melba
United States
Dealmra
Caterpillar eggs laid as warm bed for young
The female of a caterpillar species tears fur from her abdomen to form a soft nest for eggs and protect them from cold. After laying the eggs she dies, and the young are never seen.
Women voters in Chicago and New Zealand figures
A column notes that only 500 Chicago women voted in a local election while urging broader female suffrage. It cites New Zealand 1905 data showing 213,870 women on the roll but 175,040 voting, and highlights the rise of women teaching physical culture. A London Mail correspondent questions anti suffrage assumptions.
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