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Newspaper
Clearfield Herald
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
1
Senator Robert twee of Okinboma, of Cheroke by blood, faces a court conflict as a young buyer challenges an older lawyer. The turbulent scene features a determined Owen and a stubborn defense, with the court apparently failing to shield the young man. The farmer and attorney, warned by ongoing tension, grow cautious as events unfold in the precinct.
Fragmentary OCR reads about Charles W Morse related to Hud Ben Navigation company and an election. Mention appears to involve a president role and a convicts or illness reference. Text is garbled with stray words and incomplete phrases making precise facts difficult to extract.
A fragment from a Boston newspaper item depicts a baby being tested by placing a coin and cloth before it while a man exclaims in alarm. The scene shifts to brief humor about a congressman and a theater supper anecdote, ending with a quirky remark about a new belt. The piece conveys a collage of oddities and public figures with a dated, dialogic tone.
Report from St Kilda describes a mob that seized a man after a shooting incident, dragged the body to a bonfire, and burned it while bystanders watched. The accused, J. Frank Bowers, died of his wounds. citizens debated strangers bringing disease as fear spread among residents. London Chronicle notes salients about distemper on the island and reactions to outsiders.
Richard Grint White in Words and Their Oxex explains how transpire and perspire share roots, with transpire historically tied to leaking knowledge and perspire to breathing through the skin. He notes French parallels J ai transpire and parallels to pass through insensibly while distinguishing figurative use from literal water passage.
A quirky exchange notes an English farmer recalling a hot summer when birds water troughs boiled. A ditto from American sources claims in New Jersey they fed hens crushed ice to prevent eggs from rocking. The short item captures a playful contrast in farming weather coping tricks.
Confused OCR text mentions Bud2 Anderson as a rising ring figure in California sports. References to various boxers and trainers appear tangled, with phrases about lightweight contenders, a notable figure Wille Ritchie, and jumbled imagery of boxing style and reach. The fragment hints at a boxing culture buildup but lacks clear events or dates.
A noisy trade talk features Walsh, Tange and Scott as Chicago White Sox move Johnson to St Joseph after a failed Chicago return. The piece notes Johnson’s pitching style, control and the crowd’s reaction as speculation grows about a possible big league chance.
Hannes Kolehmainen, famed distance runner, earns two world marks and top Olympic praise. Brother Willie and attendant live in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, plan daily training routines and diet. The article notes his disciplined mornings, two hours of pre breakfast exercise, and career peak amid a devoted team.
The article recalls Nap Rucker hailed as top pitcher in the Nudomit league and his disputed 1906 contract with the Brooklyn Dodgers. It notes a $508 or $500 release figure, Pat Donovan, and President Ebbets attending a league meeting where Rucker’s binding terms were discussed. The national commission later annulled the contract after Mack had not posted money to bind the deal.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe uncanny noises from organ pipes as a figure named Patt and others hear a human voice in reaction. The passage mentions superstition and claimed discoveries by unnamed parties, with references to suspects or observers and ongoing discussion about the event.
A local stage event unfolds at Nelvind Theater as a cast presents a curious tea time show. Performers, including lead actor Wemaiea, engage attendees with light music and improv moments. The evening promises a warm community gathering with refreshments.
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