Tornado destroys towns in five states kills many
A massive tornado struck Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky, and Tennessee, killing about 823 people and injuring 2,890. Towns like Murphysboro, West Frankfort, De Soto, and Griffin were devastated, with homes, schools, and churches destroyed. Relief crews, guards, and Red Cross aid rushed to scenes as residents rebuild amidst widespread homelessness.
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Order Comes First Though Mind and Body Suffer
A quotation from Southey emphasizes that order is essential to mental health, physical well being, city peace, state security, and the strength of institutions, likening order to the beams that support a house and the bones of a body.
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Not Bidding Any Part of the City for 50 Cents
Fragmentary OCR dialogue shows a speaker named Bilas claiming he bought the city hail last year and was refused. The other speaker, taxa river, argues you cannot ating. The text is garbled but suggests a local dispute over city property or funding with contentious quotes.
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Odd and Interesting Melting Point Of Thorum Oxide
The melting point of thorum oxide used in gas mantles is over 6000 degrees Fahrenheit, about twice platinum. Voln Saylor rode a hearse from Yate Mays ville Kentucky in on an off time with PS pounds of tobacco and other items. He borrowed the hearse from the undertaker since his wagon was unavailable.
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Power in Good Clothes and the Tailor’s Art
A fragmentary notice discusses how attire reflects character and status in a tailor’s craft. It hints that clothing, personality, and fit influence perception and social standing, praising keenness of dress and the tailor’s skill in shaping identity.
Murphysboro Ui School Building Presidential Expenses
The White House furnishings servants autos and other appurtenances are furnished to the President free of charge. Appropriations are made by Congress for these matters, but the President pays for all food consumed in the White House and would cover any personal services not provided by the appropriation from private funds.
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