Voyages and Springs Across Lands and Seas in Historic Travel
The piece surveys global travel motifs from Europe to Asia, describing spa towns in Germany and Austria, the famed Japanese climbing culture at Fuji, Mecca pilgrimages in the desert, and summer resorts from Versailles to Bath. It notes imperial patrons, historic sites, and the allure of healthful waters and scenic journeys.
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Baden
Austria
Smhg
Switzerland
Principality of Baden
Germany
Badenweiler
Aneast
Griesbach
Frierschich
Baden Baden
Spain
San Sebastian
Peter the Great
Sweden
Spa
George Engima
Riviera
Bath
Peking
Filim
Versailles
Hera
Fuji
Cap‘tiyen
Summer Palace
Grans
Yost
Ita
China
Japan
Ching
Sapphire Lake
Fujiyama
Mount Fuji
Mecca
Atlantic
Burranca
Pacific
Algeria
Tlemcen
Tha
Killa Baek
Mediterranean
Athens
Phaleron
Athen
Wora
Egyptlang
Nile
Ramleh
Alexandria Anh
Tha Heigl
Lebanon
North Pale
Mmn
India
Shale
Lido
Coast Town Opens Novel Mountain Amphitheater in San Bernardino
In the San Bernardino mountains at 7000 feet above sea level a capacious outdoor amphitheater opens with a novel musical program. The natural venue hosts multiple stages formed by rock platforms, with moonlit lighting and diverse ensembles performing from hidden alcoves to a ravine, creating a magical, panoramic concert setting.
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San Bernardino
Cal
San Bernardino ‘Mountains
Blind Men in London Air Raids Warn of Phases of War
Fragmentary report notes early war defense in London relying on trained blind men. Commander Rawlinson directs detachments from various institutions to headquarters to use heightened hearing to locate Zeppelins approaching London.
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London
Londo
Rawlieson
Royal” Navy
Thity
Zeppeling
Londau
Discovery of ancient Algonkian skeletons in New York site
Report details 14 skeletal remains near a burial site in New York with expected ages spanning early and later Algonkian periods. Artifacts include flint points, carved limestone objects, and a perforated winged bone pendant. Evidence suggests food sharing and unusual burial practices. finds shipped to New York City for analysis.
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New
Union Springs
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Needful Excuse Faces Jury Verdict in Odd Courtroom Scene
A disjointed plea in a provincial court yields a tense exchange as jurors and judge press for a coherent reason behind a sales dispute. The chaotic dialogue hints at confusion over the case and the defendant’s intent.
Sam Old Thing Doolittle Way of Town Featured
A garbled quotation praises a man described as the kindest hearted and fastest in town. The fragment includes a wife referenced as Dearie and a note about passing away, with a line about marriage and a Hoboth Sunday Herald mention.
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Sam Old Thing Doolittle
Had Enough of Those Landlords and Ants
A quirky notice describes tenants objecting to renovations and papering rooms. The sarcastic dialogue features a tenant ant resisting the landlord’s plan, warning of muder in a playful, muddled exchange.
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Nai
Piscatorial Arithmetics from a Deliberate Schoolhouse Tale
A fragment recalls boys returning home and joking about arithmetic on their trip. The line hints at playful multiplication of fish and numbers, capturing a rustic, humorous tone from a bygone era.
Saving a Life by a Three Year Old in Indiana
Melba Miller aged three of Lette Indiana found a baby Dirtl and took it to the house. She asked her mother if she could keep it. After carrying it around a while she asked aloud if it would get better. She stepped outside and returned with the bird missing.
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Melba Miller
Lette
Ind
Melba
Sig
Emily
Fragmentary Crime Phrase Reveals Harsh Wordage
A damaged OCR fragment describes a tense incident with a rider and horse. The passage mentions a whip, a command to proceed, and a chaotic scene as a medico character urges the horse forward amid slurred dialogue.
Are You This Man Aimed At Farmers For Real Service
Brief ad seeks the man who can provide real service to farmers. The message references a potential candidate named Reiss, vice-president of an organization, and notes age over twenty. It hints at issues with selling and demanding to hear from the person who can help farm men today.
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Reiss
Forty-second St
New York
Replanting Tree Campaign After War Efforts
Fragmentary report notes a commission planting trees to replace what war depleted. It mentions thousands of acres and ongoing work over the following years, with references to grace and names like Falter.
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Forseatty Commission
Unsuitable OCR leads to back ache relief claims
Clipped text shows a 19th or early 20th century ad style claim for women's back pain relief using herbal remedies. The passage references Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, remedies for constipation and fever, and alleged medical advice to a husband. The fragment lacks coherent narrative or verifiable events.
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St.Paul
Minn
Alice
Pinkham
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