Halling Man Found Near Rochester Sheds Paleolithic Light
A Halling village discovery near the Medway reveals a well preserved skeleton in brick earth dated to Paleolithic times. Experts compare Malling and Tilbury remains, noting a five foot plus, heavy browed river-bed type with brain capacity up to 1450 cubic centimeters and links to Neanderthal groups.
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Rochester
England
Galley
Tilbury
Stonehenge
Bnast
Charken
Sweecy
Medway
Susmen
Woree
Lowne
Hochester
Malling
Halling
Ponsas
Genio
Britteh Museum
Ede
Edwarde
Ekeleton
Cook
Royal Anthropological Institute
A .B. Kennard
Walley
Keith
Royal College of Surgeons
Serching
Ascii
Kelth
Derbyshire
Walton
Nage
Moet
Himan
Profesor Keith
Kington
Gibraltar
Shitdown
Wreck Ends In Five Deaths As Train Collision Rattles Line
Reporters recount a railway disaster leaving five dead including two brakemen as investigators prepare to pursue full value claims. The wreck, tied to a vaudeville excursion, drew attention to the costly loss and legal actions anticipated by owners.
Trialing a Phrase About a Surgical Operation
The fragment discusses expectations of needing surgery after noticing new surgical instruments were purchased. It contrasts spoken uncertainty with implied seriousness in the medical context. The dialogue hints at a forthcoming operation without detailing specifics.
Punishment Fit the Crime Suspect Given Two Years
A man has been jailed for two years and fined a thousand dollars for whipping an orphan. The case draws calls for action against those who neglect children and provide improper nutrition.
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Leee
Wind speed measurement and pricing in 1875 report notes
The annual report notes wind velocities were hard to measure with limited instruments and estimates based on effects. It cites a windproof anemometer need and references high prices for Beattie Washington goods. Prices for furs and supplies rise, with farmers showing increased costs and concerns over natural supply depletion.
Revised Version Bort to Bed and Early Rise
A compact note outlines a phrase about changing routine with emphasis on going to bed early and rising early as the core idea. It reads like a concise editorial or caption noting lifestyle timing.
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Bort
Gifts Poured to President Wilson in Varied Manner
The article describes a flood of gifts to President Wilson from diverse donors including laborers and millionaires. Gifts arrive by mail parcel post and personal delivery, with some wrapped in mystery. A mud turtle and many pamphlets are noted among objects, while White House staff screen and acknowledge each item.
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Wington
Wilson
White House
United States
Secret Service
Perior
Washington
Howe
Maryland
Reforming Navy Speech For Clearer Commands
A shipboard language reform advocates replacing jargon such as starboard and port with simpler terms to ease new sailors. The piece suggests softer battlefield phrases and calls for translating slang like wash bucket squeegee handy-billy into plain English for better understanding aboard ships.
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Jones
Anstrarchiat
Josephus Daniels
Wlushbucket
Squeegee
Handy-Billy
Johnny Lege
Reckless Ride Aboard Avenue Car Ends With Near Miss
A crowded Avenue streetcar carries passengers through a tense trip as riders ignore danger, a motorman steadies the vehicle, and a young woman in white and a figure in a floppy Panama face a fatal risk that could have made the papers.
Family of 13 Triumphs Over Civil Service Law
The story recounts Richard T. Underwood of Pelmay Vanlo who, after years of hardship, bypassed exams to win a civil service appointment as a bookbinder with a daily wage. A 1907 examination is noted, and Hitchcock urged his promotion citing value and family needs, despite a lack of vacancy and competing factors.
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Civil Service
Femwineton
Richard T. Underwood
Pelmay Vanlo
Underwood
Hitchcock
Coca Cola Refreshes Opinions On Beverage Popularity
A chemist argues Coca-Cola gains popularity from mental stamina and flavor, noting its similarity to coffee and tea sans acid. He cites Hollingworth and Wood experiments showing caffeine beverages reduce fatigue, unlike other stimulants that cause a later depression and increased craving.
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Hollingworth
Columbia University
HM. C. Wood, Jr
Philadelphia
Ady
Fatal Elevator Shaft Tragedy in Philadelphia
A man named Fulmer, employed at an airbattoir in Philadelphia, died after falling into an elevator shaft. The descending lift crushed him as he lay powerless, his cries drowned by machinery noise. His body was described as flattened nearly to a slip of paper.
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Fulmer
Philadelphia
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Promises Relief for Women
Swarthmore and Baltimore women report long struggles with female troubles and hemorrhages. They credit Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound with improving health after years of pain and hardship. The ad cites personal testimonials and notes the publisher’s claim of effectiveness for similar cases.
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Pienchaes
Lydia E. Pinkham
Swarthmore, Penn
Lydia Pinkham
Emily Bummersgull
Swarthmore
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Carter
Daisy Fly Killer
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