Dr Prettyman's Soup Flavoring Tale
A hospital visit turns dangerous as a cook goes mad over soup. Dr Prettyman uses ether and a choral vial to subdue the danger while the cook, driven by delusion, threatens the doctor with a cleaver. The hospital staff intervene. the cook ends up in a jacket after the commotion. The soup turns out oddly flavored from improvised additives.
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C. L. Poineer
Amartoan
de. Prettyman
Dr. Prettyman
Hin
Cook
Prettyman
Byi
Lin
Theo
Tata Naido
Reed
Prettgmoen
NEW WAR ON WHITE SLAVES ENDS IN CALIFORNIA CONGRESSMEN VOW ACTION
A fragmented article recalls California politicians Bidwell and Conness amid 19th century travel to Washington. It outlines early views on public charity for vagrants and details a sweeping report on white slave trafficking, urging stricter immigration and prostitution laws and international cooperation to curb alien women procurers.
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Washington
United States
M Peport Lava
Immigration Commission
Comeni
Abe
New York
San Francisco
Beattle
Porthant
Salt Lake City
Butte
United
Shieh
Sears Tionen
Faridtary Cor
Alan
Ithan
D. A. R. Defalcations Reported at Washington Headquarters
Defalcations totaling thousands of dollars were discovered at the Daughters of the American Revolution headquarters in the capital. A clerk employed at the organization’s regional office is reported to have misappropriated funds over a period of about three years before being confronted. The case is under investigation by authorities.
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Washington
Dec
Daughters of the American Revolution
Periot
Louse
New Mexico Names Its Governor and Officials
Fragments indicate New Mexico appoints William J Autyard and William J Pope to key posts. Governor Whehington appears linked to the appointments, with references to tribal or regional leadership and the province’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Public Library on Wheeler Road Spars with Free Book Wagon
A Maryland county faces calls for a free book distribution wagon serving Washington County farmers. The piece argues government by pretence corrupts policy, cites Edward Bellamy’s works as inspiration, and urges an honest, straightforward administration without hidden agendas in public and business life.
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Wheeler Ti
Washington County
Maryland
Puzzled Customs Find Kimono Worth Eight Dollars Duty
A Louisville Times note describes a silk kimono arriving from Japan examined at Somerset Kentucky by surveyors and customs officials. Judges concluded the garment was a queenly court gown but found no danger and assessed a duty of eight dollars and thirty cents.
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Louisville
Surveyor of Systems
Thomas
Somerset
Japan
Ivy Snow
Taylor
Zaneitar
Clay Millet
Therchandise
Gustan
Init
Lee Nme
Sam Barber
Bath County
Ceme
Louiaville Times
Agony of Eczema Beyond Words
Fragmentary OCR notes describe severe itching and skin misery. The text references pain, burning, and distress but lacks coherent details or dates. Readers are left with a vivid sense of discomfort yet few concrete facts or sources.
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Eczema
New Demand on Finland Proposals Near Court Interdiction
Major General Porotkin represents Finnish affairs in a case to interdict French school books. He submitted a plan tied to the aftermath of the Russian Japanese war, with an estimated cost of 61,500,000,000 and Finland’s share around 24,800,000. The proposal has sparked Finland’s circles, noting Finland contributed only a military detachment.
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Porotkin
Paria
St. Petersburg
Geneal Porotkin
Pinland
Finland
Moving Picture Of Ito's Death At Trial Exhibit
Victoria B C December 11 A moving picture of Prince Ito's death is to be used at the upcoming Korean assassin trial. Arrangements report a Russian photographer prepared film of Ito meeting Minister Kokovestov and a dramatic awakening scene on Ito's chair. Officials seized the footage for use in court.
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Victoria
B. C
Prince Ito
Harbte Fe
Koren Assasin
Tto
Kokovestol
Italian Cabinet Named After Tough Talks With Martini and Aprile
Tarom Sidny Sonnino the expremier failed to secure support from Deputy Martini and ex-Minister of Justice Prnnocesiaro Aye Tila. He announced a new cabinet lineup with Corint Guilei Conia as premier and minister of the interior.
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Sonnino
Martini
Aprile
Kine
Sidney Sonnino
Midesenion
Ciovanni Giolitti
Interine
Conia
Tweed
Justice
Signer Statin
Finance
Signor Arlotta
Signor
Saian
Hiding Game At Albert Hall Disrupts Suffrage Rally
London report says a staged hide and seek during a December suffrage event at Albert Hall disrupted planned speeches by Asquith and other cabinet members. A woman hidden in the organ caused chaos with others hiding in private rooms and behind curtains as organizers sought to resume the rally.
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London
Oerithe Etes Trag
Albert Bald
Prine
Asquith
Periotpel
Hsingeseniae
Bart Sameliw
Perana endorsements claim cures from multiple readers
A set of sobering testimonials from Mr Jacob L Davis Mr C N Peterson and Mr D Prosser praising Perana for curing long standing health issues including bad health twelve bottles of Perana cure, stomach catarrh and typhoid fever aftermath, with claims of restored health and appetite.
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Jacob L. Davis
Galena
Stone County
C. N. Peterson
South Main Bt
Council Bindi
Iowa
Portias
Mr. D
Prosser
Bravo
Allegan
Perana
Comparisons of Climate Across Hemispheres and Plant Adaptation
The article notes that similar climates across hemispheres yield analogous native vegetation. California and the Mediterranean share conditions supporting many European plants, while the Great Basin and Columbia basins resemble California in dry summers and wet winters. Arizona is less favorable except for alfalfa, and Western Washington and Oregon mirror British climate. The Atlantic states align with Japan and China, especially ornate mental plants, with several species becoming native. The Indian highlands influence Texas high plains, and the Great Plains east of the Rockies aligns climatically with Asia, notable for alfalfa.
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California
Great Basin
Columbia Basins
Arizona
Washington
Oregon
Middle
South Atlantic
Japan
China
India
South
Asia
Argentina
Texas
Indis Highlands
Texau Panhandle
United State
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Do Animals Use Instinct to Heal Themselves
A Philadelphia North American excerpt notes animals treat sickness by instinct, selecting natural remedies, bathing, and avoiding harm. It mentions the mongoose with cobra venom, ants applying saliva to wounds, and chimpanzees stopping bleeding by hand or with leaves.
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Cate
Latrelle
Caine
Philadelphia
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Baits
Gietrich
John Cooness
Conness
Cromsid
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Bidewell
San Juan del Sur
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New Mexico
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Pope
Charles Etwand Russell
Rmg
Pretace
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Delat Wei
Hale
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DE. J. H. Schenck & Son
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Ito
Admiral Bettoto
Ie Seerpee
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Signor Dapeng
Parte
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Peruna
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