Turpentine and a Brick Adventure Tale in a Stable
A peculiar tale recounts Mary Doner of New York City using a brick and turpentine to treat a horse named Rex. An overzealous stableman heated the brick and poured turpentine, causing a dangerous vapor and a chaotic escape attempt with Mary trapped in the stall.
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Mary Doner
Park Ave
New York City
Gibbons
Old Lady Adventure
Haah Howe
Mary
Maplewood
Rex
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Rex Yogan
Hox
Oracy
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Fragmented Notes on Trout Diet and Early Blood Transfusion
Readable fragments discuss trout feeding patterns and an extensive collection of insects from a river system. The text also mentions the first blood transfusion in 1902 and a historical reference to Pope Urban VIII, with scattered, unclear details across multiple places.
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Medigal
Tunucent VIII
Honest Man's Rights Struggle Becomes Quiet Debate
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at a man asserting rights and honesty amid confusion. The terse text mentions truth, equality, and a plea for fair treatment, referencing a society or legal frame that upholds integrity and free will.
Pension Plans Sweep U S Voters Amid Old Age Proposals
A 1938 wave of pension ideas spreads across the United States as voters in at least 16 states decide on old age pensions funded by taxes and devices from slot machines to dog races. Prominent figures like Downey and Townsend influence the debate, with varied plans including weekly or monthly payments and a two cent tax, while concerns about state finances and practical administration shape each proposal.
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Townsendiam
Wiseiain
Gerald Bolleau
California
Wiliam Gibbs McAdoo
Sheridan Downey
Downeyiam
Alberta
Ohio
Henry
Nam
Ees
Nebraska
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Washington
Georgia
Tennessee
Texas
Colorado
Willa
Boral
Maine
Congress
Pene ‘Sion
Colo- Hees Tvaan
Jesson
Cornhusking Now Simon Pure Like Any Other Sport
The national cornhusking contest at Sioux Falls attracts enthusiasts amid rules against paid participation. Event details note amateur status, with leaders from farming communities and fans expected to pack the stands, as huskers prepare for 40 minute rounds and a novelty of palm bolted shuckers.
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National
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