Charles Duval Decker and a Naming Schoolyard Fight
The article recalls Karl Decker who once went by Charles Duval Decker after a schoolyard clash with a stronger classmate Shugrue. The fight ended with Decker's renaming as Karl, a change his adult remarks link to that incident. It also touches on long history of paper quality debates and European archives.
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Charles Duval
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Charles Dival ‘Decker
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Philadelphia Press
Society of Arts In
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Europe
Peter II
Spain
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Italy
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Variety Brings Surprise in Men's Furnishings Stock
The store touts a wide assortment of neckwear and colored shirts with rich color and patterns. It emphasizes abundant variety as its strong point and notes the offerings are especially varied in pur neckwear and colored shirts.
Electrical lure catches large bass in river incident
Two boatmen in the Susquehanna near Gay Street saw a large black bass clinging to a submerged wire. A slight electric shock occurred when one man pulled the fish aboard after the wire connected to a telephone. The wire had been crossed and created a live attractant. The spectacle drew locals to witness multiple fish being caught using makeshift lures tied to the line.
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Gay’ S Island
Susquehanna
New York Press
Sentinel adrift in a flood of garbled text and ads
A messy OCR sample from The Sentinel includes scattered mentions of circulation, promotions for Indianapolis items, various railroads and travel, medicines, and subscription pitches. The readable bits reference newspaper reach and a flood of unrelated advertisements and notices.
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Candidates announce bids for city marshal and county clerk
Vincent Thompson announces candidacy for City Marshal pending Republican primary convention. David Phillips as County Clerk and James Burk also announce bids for county clerk pending Republican nominating convention.
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Vincent Thompson
David Phillpss
James Burk
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AMF druggists advertise Sjetunil failure to cure
An AMF druggist note implies Sjetunil fails to cure. price 25c per tablet. beltline label shows L. B. Q. on each tablet.
Christmas Cheer Circles Back With Yuletide Hunt
Fragmentary note hints at festive search or event around Yuletide season. read as a local brief with unclear specifics on participants or location.
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