Widow Mrs James W White Dies After Sudden Paralysis
Obituary notes Mrs James W White of Miller Bros. factory town, born Hickory Minnesota July 29, 1840, died after brief paralysis while surrounded by family. She was a devout mother and Christian, survived by husband J W White and children in town and Map. Williams, funeral planned with burial in city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. White
Thermad
Como
Mrs. White
Hickory
Min
Une Hapa Gluon
Vie
Mortality Among Infants and Mounting Health Claims
fragmented text discusses infant mortality rates and potential causes, mentioning figures like 160 babies per 1000 and vague references to UK data and improved care. It notes feeding, milk ration, and medical care as key factors, with sensational ads for stomach health remedies interspersed and no clear dates or sources.
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Aaron
What Are the Facts In the Clucinual Star
A May 19 1878 style scene unfolds as Mr Mooney and another figure debate political intrigue. The exchange centers on a push to expose truth, with threats to confront the office and seek accountability, in a tense public square setting. The dialogue reveals power struggles and the press role in uncovering details.
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Tw Inks
Tim
Mr. Mooney
Mooney
Local notices mix in an event filled with names and places
A garbled update lists people and locations such as Hamilton Hine, Wilton, Welborn, Mixson Charlotte, Eten Barriers, Globe New Goods, and Hawkee Co. References to school, visits, and industry appear alongside dates and events like retirements, adoptions, and sales. The passage reads like a chaotic OCR of local notices and ads with many misspellings.
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Aehine
Evry Pripaie
Hamilton-Hrown Hine
Tobe
Linyd
Motlange
Wilton
Welborn
Mixson
Charlotte
Eten
Wasi Loday
Atlow
Reve
No Caste In Snores The London Chronicle Report
A garbled historical note discusses snoring and class, mentioning the house of lordly figures and the workhouse. It references the Duke of Norfolk and a riotous scene about purist concerns. The piece contrasts noble behavior with poor inmates and notes a nocturnal division among inmates and warders.
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London Chronicle
Lonte
Duke of Norfolk
Gree Burrog
Lauchter
Medieval cobbler craft echoed in ancient wine proverb
Fragmentary OCR text traces ancient shoemaker trade and wine proverb origins in Europe. Mentions Hyreilaneum Pommpell and capidh entries with references to Roman times and early trades. Concludes with the proverb good wine needy 60 haw as a lingering reminder of craft and culture.
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Gurogn
Hiya Borledeliie
Nice
Este
Wiehwiss
Europe
Dalaty
Roy
Sehoey
Wheeler
Plan of the Day Diary Fragment from Colonial Meeting
Fragmentary diary entry records daily activities and religious observances. The text references a diary from Thomas Arlvee and a colonial meeting, mentioning meals, prayers, and family routines. names and place details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Ahi
Thomas Arlvee
Luister
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Unik Lyre Sons Uthawe
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Moone
Conde
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Model Laundry
Houlon
Howard
Lewie
Hewan Ales
Globe Ney Goodseo
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Towa
Rorayen
Tata
Laren
Leubliers de Tay
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Hawkee Co
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Thane
John Kelly
Queen Quality
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