Portrait of Lieut Lowell H Smith Leads Pacific Flight
An up to date portrait shows Lieut Lowell H Smith acting commander of American airmen in the round the world flight. He took the place of Maj Broderick Martin, who was lost for ten days when his plane wrecked in Alaska. Smith led from Alaska to Japan with congratulatory cables from Secretary Weeks and Gen Patrick praising the historic Pacific crossing and United States air service leadership.
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Bete
Lowell H. ‘Smith
Smith
Broderick
Martin
Alaska
Japan
Pacific
Weeks
Patrick
Magsyge Aid
Oceans
Army
Globe
Army Air Service
Lincoln Relics and a Nation’s Awe at Death
A collector offers Lincoln relics for fifty thousand dollars but seeks to keep the artifacts in national ownership. The piece recalls Stanton’s remark that Lincoln belongs to the ages and notes the historic room where Lincoln died, with vivid images of the room, wallpaper, and guests in the presidential box.
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Heibi Winds
Congress
Roydl
Washington
Lincoln
Bdrayd
Hick Singer
Stanton
Taft
Robert Incoln
Charles
Booth
Rathbont
Senator Greene Shot in Washington. Bill Proposed for Medical Recompense
A bill of 37500 was introduced in the Senate to compensate Senator Frank L. Greene of Vermont for medical expenses after he was shot on a Washington street. The incident occurred while he protected his wife, with police reports noting multiple gunshots nearby. Greene, a Republican, served since the Sixty-Third Congress and later in the Sixty-Eighth, with a long Vermont political record before his Senate tenure.
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Frank L. Greene
Vermont
Washington
Senate
Lodge
Massachusetts
Greenes
Prohibition
Gome
Bénator Greene
Carroll
Senator Greene
St. Albans
Meont Railway
Més
Autty
Unclear OCR fragment notes on death and local officials
Fragmentary text references a death and regional officials, with scattered names and places. Content is civil or legal in tone but unreadable in most parts, containing garbled phrases about individuals, locations, and duties without complete facts.
Iowa State Ticket Shows Broad Nominee List
Details from Iowa state ticket indicate candidates across parties for governor lieutenant governor attorney general treasurer and secretary of state. Brookhart and Steck loom large in Senate race while Republicans tout numerous precinct results and planning for a state convention in Des Moines.
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Smith W. Brookhart
Washington
Bay
Muscatine
B. M. Richardson
W.O. Ramsey
R. We
Cassaday Democrat
J 0. Murtagh
Waterloo
L. W. House
Humboldt State
B. T. Likes
Des Moinés N
Dan Steak
Ottumwe
Edward McDonald
C¢ Rapids
B. B. Burchett
Bloomfield
Maud Lauderdale
Ft. Dodge
Brookhart
Sweat
Denison
Keyes
Republican
Rammill
Burbank
Anderson
Haynes
Hus
Banks
Murtagh
Anaicker
Lemley
McClune
Getty
Nye
Tuck
Wilson
Ainsworth
Johnson
Wolfe
Mattyes
Dawell
Indians Still Live in Ancient Homes
A historical census notes the large eastern Indian populations in 1810 and later shifts. It highlights the Chippewa, Ojibway, Oneida, Brothertown, Stockbridge, and Mohican groups, their migration from New York or New England, and the loss of distinct customs among Oneida Brothertown and Stockbridge communities in Wisconsin while Wisconsin tribes maintain some practices through hunting and fishing.
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Mississippi
Ojibway
Oneida
Menomin
Winnebagy
Potawstom
Brothertowny
Stockbridges
North
Osrolsia
Michigan
Ottawa
New York
Florida
Indiana
Everglades
Wisconsin
New England
Montauk
Hudsoniver
Albay
Brothertown
Adventite’ Magazine
Living Face Masks From Living Faces
A Vienna sculptor opens a studio making plaster masks from living women and men. Masks, created in about an hour for roughly 25, use grease on skin and cotton wool ears to fit, with wigs or facial adornments completing the look. The business, though morbid in effect, seeks better pay than marble carving and thrives on female clients.
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Falrto
Vi‘enna
Hag
Ellenta
May Talk With Mars Magnesta Earth Inhabits
The fragment mentions May and Mars with references to scientists and responsibility. It notes August attempts and a height of 000 feet. The text is garbled, but centers on a Mars discussion and possible exploration or life concepts.
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Mars
Indianapolis News Snapshot on a Difficult High School Lesson
A fragmentary passage describes a high school teacher facing a restless pupil named Biel in Indianapolis. The teacher struggles to keep the student focused on studies while seeking information about a classmate or subject. The text hints at social or economic topics and cooking as part of the dialogue.
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Rome
Biel
Ukiga
Tesuie
Indianapolis
Fragmented note on mites and removal at some site
Fragments reference Rata Foster and Stacey names, a discussion of mites described as blood-sucking and an allied condition. The text is garbled but hints at a vaccination or treatment action targeted at a location with unclear context and entities. No clear figures or dates emerge.
Embroidered Fragments Spark Unclear Academic Draft
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a debate over a Stanford related name or event. Names and context are severely garbled, yielding no clear persons, organizations, places, or dates to identify a definite news item.
Grape growing prospects urged for Illinois farmers
Dr A S Colby of the College of Agriculture says Illinois should develop grape opportunities to meet rising demand in state markets and nearby cities. He notes Michigan ships 1200 carloads yearly to Milwaukee while Illinois grapegrowing has declined in bearing vines but value has risen, with home prices 6 to 15 cents a pound and yields of 3 to 6 tons per acre.
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Illinois
A. 8
Colby
Horticultural Départment
College of Agriculture
Iinoss
Ilidole Haa
Ontario
Antil
Phabkseiv
Ike Brighton
Wilder
Fragmentary note on insect control by spray timing
A fractured text discusses using spray to control insects. It mentions leaves, stage timing, and young growth, implying spray applications to manage pest populations. The passage is garbled but centers on using chemicals to limit insect damage on vegetation.
Horticultural Hints for Planting and Root Protection
Practical guidance urges careful root protection before planting. Remove trees, clear trench, then cover roots with wet burlap to preserve moisture. Emphasizes proper planting order and thorough care as essential to farm life success.
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Wessenger
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Ohio
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Kansas
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Pate
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State News
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Clem Kimball
Britts’ Attorhdy
Ben J
Gibson
Kimnball
Price
Donegan
McGinnis
Tully
Iowa
Alge
Adtate
Conservation Board
Shelby
Allont
Reates Quy Ee Dante ‘Lenow, Buttr ‘ Orn Hat
Stanford
Finy Veaisha
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Beelinggin Trench
Poe
Dell
Hearlem Oil
Bly Deel
Wlotus
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