Different Kinds and Morning Health Ads Fragment
Fragmented OCR text covers a mix of ad copy and brief dialogue. It references safe course, a Catholic Standard quote, Senator Sorg, and a Washington Star remark. It discusses breakfast, digestion, and foods like whole wheat, milk and eggs, plus an ad for BOCOSEE and a book titled Back Mature. It also includes a piano practice quip about neighbors and family.
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First Street
Pier
Strange tale from old country fair morning vigil
Fragmentary narrative describes a chaotic scene as James Dunstan Desbourcee awakens, delivers odd speech, and clashes with a red faced man. The passage hints at aCustoms, morning watch, and a village audience reacting withuproar as characters and animals awaken, then chaos ends with James sleeping again.
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James Desstan
Casty
Chase
James Dunstan
James
Evacuation Night in Philadelphia 1778 Seen by Johnny Phillips
In 1778 Philadelphia, Johnny Phillips and his sister Prudence observe British troops led by a grenadier marching past their home. Johnny later meets Corporal Benson and Toby Walters as the British flee the city, exiting overnight. The next day Washington’s forces enter, and a year later a letter with hair hearts arrives from the grenadiers’ children, symbolizing bonds across sides.
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Philadelphia
Johnny
Pragence Philips
Ren
Capt. Phillips
Gen. Washington
Valley Forge
Prudence
Howe
Phillips
Toby
Walters
Men
Benson
Grenadier Fas
Corporal Benson
England
King George's
Master Toby
Gen. Howe
Col. Monckton
Corporal Bensom
Philadelph
Washington
Monmouth
Johnny Phillips
Ye Royal Grenadiers
Minneapolia
Missouri Growth Sparks Debate On Population Rise
Walter Williams writes in his East Window column that Missouri's population may have reached about 4,000,000, up from under 300,000 nine years earlier, driven by higher birth rates and school enrollments across 12,000 districts. He notes rising city censuses and a push for two national parks at Wilson's Creek.
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Walter Williams
East Window
Missouri
United States
Joplin
Springfield
Carthage
Hannibal
Moberly
Scalia
Macon
Richmond
The
Columbia Herald
Pat Knob
Wileson’s Creek
Republic
Greene County
Cal. JE. Decker
Col. Decker
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Robert Hesse
Missouri River
Jefferson City
Hesse
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