New York World Seeks Faster Paper and Wider Coverage
The Thrice-a-week World aims to be the quickest paper with full reporting from around the world. It promises political coverage to suit all readers and continues its feature of serial novels by leading authors, priced at 1.00 per year, with an offer for combined subscriptions.
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Ana Cood
Tte Coluwak
Florida
Malf Ae
M. Golson
Westion
Drangbon
U. S
Deraughon
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlanta
Old Time Athletic Feats Highlight Ford Sheridan Rivalry
A New York Times account recalls Malcolm Ford's feats and his rival Martin Sheridan in a Nashville cafe tale. Sheridan boasts athletic prowess by leaping a high obstacle while Ford’s legacy as a premier all around competitor looms large.
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Jim Thorpe
Tadian
Jone
Roe
Malcolm W. Ford
Martin Sheridan
Martin
Bond
Sheridan
Nasesu Street
Malcolm Ford
Buckie's Arnica Balm Promotes Healing for Skin Ailments
Daguerre style ad copy hawks Buckies Arnica Balm for various skin conditions including sores, pimples, burns, and rashes. It claims to beautify the face and cure ailments with a focus on cosmetic healing, listing price around 360.08 9 E Moneveky.
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Buckiew
Head of the house debate sparks playful agreement
Smith and Jones discuss who should lead a household with a joking pact. Jones claims he is the breadwinner and head, while Smith recalls a pre marriage deal giving him major decision power. So far no major issues have arisen.
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Smith
Jones
Jonea
Night Watchmen Guard White House Perimeter
The White House security demands a corps of Washington guards, with about eighty men serving as night watchmen to protect the president and his household during sleeping hours. The operation centers at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, a unique residence protected by city police year after year.
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White House
Washington No. 1600
Pennsylvania Avenue
America
Fragmented letter about illness and remedies from Lewinburg
Fragmentary text describes medical complaints including indigestion stomach trouble and kidney issues. The writer mentions punishment and singing by a father figure and references electric bilers glands and digestive problems. The overall sense is a personal lament and appeal for relief from chronic illness.
Tibet stamp issued amid exile symbol sparks debate
A newly issued postage stamp reportedly designed in India features a white lion of Tibet on a central portrait frame. Inscriptions mix native and English text with Tibet imagery, prompting questions about the stamp’s authenticity and historical context amid the Dalai Lama’s return from exile.
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India
Dalai Lemate
Calor
Tibet
London
Funerary Drummer Reflects on Village Doctor's Passing
In a small village a funeral was held for the town's sole doctor. The drummer explains the emotional scene as even the undertaker shed tears. A bemused Q&A follows, noting the doctor was not a relative. The dialogue teases a medicinal adur reflections.
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Tara
Qunner
Woman seeks equal control of home rights dispute
A fragment shows a person asking why the word is invoked in a dispute about permitting a wife to manage the house. The reader sees curiosity about language in a domestic rights question.
Affluence and a Dog Doctor’s Fee Stir Debate
A provocative caption questions wealth as a specialist charges $10,000 a year to treat a poodle, highlighting tensions around luxury medical care and social status. The snippet hints at satire on doctors and affluent clients within a metropolitan setting.
Cramped Finances Prompt Carless Talk
A dialogue reveals financial strain as Pil and Kein discuss keeping a car. Pil balks at asking for gas money, noting he would hate to beg for fuel from door to door.
PITY TIS True Greene Brown Chicken Farm Dream
Fragmentary OCR text describes an unusual dialogue about farming and affection. It mentions a desire for a chicken farm and references to unrelated terms, with garbled phrases and erratic punctuation throughout. The readable parts hint at a misformatted historical note or literary fragment.
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