Tiger Shooting In Central India Across Jungh Forests
An article describes the Central Provinces tiger hunting system under forest department regulation. It details beat policy, chikari guides, machans, elephant use, and strict limits on tiger and herd animal harvests, plus the dangers, methods, and discipline of beaters and marksmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepal
Almple
India
Indian Forest Department
Forsat
D. C
Chikari
Uben
Real Kings of Happiness
Gaye Hert Walker recalls childhood joys by a creek with boys exploring games and mischief. The piece shifts to census figures for British North Morva, noting vast land and diverse populations including European residents, Chinese, Malays, West Indians, and Pilipinas in 1411.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaye Hert Walker
Wolmming
Britten Herth
British North
Morveo
Mystery Bird Promises Pest Control Myth and Fact
An extended satirical feature discusses the Myiarchus Crinitus, a hypothetical “fly catcher,” joking about its biology and impact on insect populations. It claims the department promotes the creature as a beneficial predator while weaving humorous details about stomach contents and peculiar nesting quirks.
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Astington
Vy Ge
Tama Jim
Wilson
Ban on Kissing at Glen Echo Park Sparks Blue Law Debate
Park manager complains Montgomery county blue laws hurt attendance and batting averages. Sheriff Howard raids the resort. four violators ticket sellers and ride operators are cited as the Corean society observes the scene and gossip about past lax manners at Glen Echo.
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Mr. Schloss
Sherif Howard
Montgomery County
Eherli
Orrie Smith
Viola Collins
Teket Sellers
Clasel Husband
Leroy Hill
Sherlock Holmes
Glen Echo
Corean Society
Rockefeller
Sahara Desert
Glen Keho
Capital Spooners Targeted on Potomac by New Edict
A Washington notice reports two riverboats the St John and the Charles MacAllister issued strict orders to stop embraces and public hugging on approaches to the Capitol. Officers will use a searchlight to identify violators and enforce reform sweeping the riverfront and Capitol area.
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John
Charles MacAllister
Potomac River
Washington
Marshall Hall
Capitol
St. John
Bt John
Charles MacAlaster
Gue
Cers
Government Pays for Bugs to Help Conserve Crops
A government article notes a man who wants bedbugs and offers money per bug to study or control pests. The piece discusses bug conservation methods and the role of water bugs in experiments, mentioning efforts by a department to consider extermination and habitat concerns amidst unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postumics Department
Waes Deel Mute Confused Notes From Official Post
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear lines about official stance and held positions. Names and places are garbled, making precise entities difficult to extract while indicating a discussion or commentary on political positions. The readable text hints at a debate or statement but lacks coherent specifics.
Angry fish bites angler on New Jersey lake
Henry of Hancock Street Brooklyn fished at Ewarts Wood Lake where a three pound pickerel bit his toe. He freed himself with a landing net handle and sent the fish head to the Pasteur Institute in New York as a precaution for hydrophobia concerns.
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Uger
Washington
Henry
Hancock Street
Brooklyn
Pasteur Institute
New York
Ewartswood Lake
Newton
N. J
New York Press
Henry Wan
Menry
Pastour Institute
Child Wins Lottery Ticket Hidden Wealth Revealed
An eight year old orphan in St Petersburg receives a 100000 lottery prize paid through Nobles bank. The child, housed at Poko orphanage, now faces adoption interest from relatives after the win becomes public. Authorities place her with a distant father’s connection and a caring priest.
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Nobles Bank
State Bank
St Petersburg
Poko
Pomweesson
Owel
German Farmer’s “Generous Offer” Aimed at Female Workers
A Hanover paper reports a North German farmer offering free board and lodging on a country estate to fifteen to twenty women and girls over twelve who need recuperation, in exchange for eight to ten hours daily pea picking, with possible cash pay for labor.
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Hanover
Golfer Reports Grand Army Score In Frat Game
A golfer described a Grand Army score after a frat season game, going out in 1 and returning in 66. The Chicago Evening Post notes the unusual score as a standout remark from the player downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Electric Fans In India Embrace Cheaper Air Circulation
A brief note contrasts hand fans costing six cents daily with rising use of electric fans in India as a cheaper reliable option for home air flow. A playful exchange asks if an escaping maniac struck down his pursuer with a cake of soap and then made a clean getaway.
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India
Arkansas
White
Ark
Investments and notices tease readers with old time ads
The snippet mixes a pamphlet pitch for investors and bank trust offerings with unrelated lines about social visits and a teething syrup. It mentions The Harries Trot and Savings Bank and Mrs Winslow's Boothing Syrup, plus Cuba Market for Canada Stone. The text blends promotional aims with scattered quips and travel or social fragments.
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Harries Trot
Norrie ‘Trust
Eager
Jim
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Rooklyn
Pasteur
Eugene Field
Pilgrim's Progress
Robinson Crunce
Andersen
Mack Heauty
Swise Family Robinson
Lord Fauntleroy
Tom Brown
Pam
Ted
Cuba
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Anada
Psd
yUhinm
Derrinte
Ali Nehet Gieay Urte
Salabeer
Theodore Roosevelt
Denver
Chas. H. Fletcher
Troy
Zhi Ety Ae
York
J. W. Dinedale
Alexander EB. Mintie
Cleveland
Ohio
Agnes V. Swetland
Omaha
Nebra
J. A. McClallan
Buffalo
N.Y
Eaye
J. W. Allen
St. Louia
C. HL Glidden
B. Paul
Mion
HL DT. Benner
Philadelphia
J. A. Bearman
Kansas City
J. J. Mackey
Droskiya
Exyn
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