Brer Elephant Dies After Hare Outsmarts Pack of Enemies
A mischief tale shows Brer Hare and Brer Terrapin outwitting Brer Elephant, Owl, and a rattlesnake. The elephant schemes to trap the hare but is undone by clever ruses and the hare’s quick wit. In the end the elephant dies and the other would‑be killers meet their fate.
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Brigy Hare
Dyer Elephant
le Quighs
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Yen
Iaro
Congress
Santiago
Pitteburg Dispatels
Bryan to Lead Nebraska Regiment in National Call
The Patriot reports that despite critics and rivalries, William J. Bryan has signified willingness to serve and lead a Nebraska regiment in the national emergency. The Washington Post notes Bryan may obtain a regiment, praising his modesty and patriotism while contrasting him with rival politicians who pursued office. Bryan is described as young patriotic and capable, deserving greater public regard for his efforts.
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J. Bygyn
McKinley
Lis
Nebraska
Bryan
Pleypan
Crilios
Washington Post
William J. Bryan
Wei Ryrat i
Beygu
Bourke Cochran
Billy Bynyma
Aplylprtivas Bbypoeg
Prespik
Aouitey
Ile
Measuring ingredients with old time kitchen weights
The excerpt outlines old kitchen measures for sugar flour and butter, approving weighing eggs by weight for custards and desserts. It uses phrases like ounce and cup equivalents, mentions powdered sugar and granulated sugar, butter, water, and wine glass references, reflecting historic cookbook language and measurement practices.
Unclear OCR item on railway and passengers
Fragmented text references Southern Railway and a passenger agent, with garbled names and patrols. Difficult to extract a coherent event, date, or location from the readable segments.
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Erie
Jonn LeAseAn
Trowlaz
Agnus Southern Railway
Hobson and the Merrimac crisis moves nationwide
The piece quotes editorials praising Lt. Hobson and the Merrimac rescue mission at Santiago. It cites reactions from Alabama papers, Southern editors, and national outlets lauding Hobson as a daring hero, predicting promotion and commendation from Congress and the Navy.
Remarkable Recovery After Using King’s New Discovery
Mrs. Michael Curtain of Plainfield Illinois states she caught a cold that settled into her lungs. After one bottle of King’s New Discovery she felt relief and by using two bottles was restored to health, now doing housework and well. Free trial bottles offered at druggists with large sizes priced at fifty cents and one dollar.
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Michael Curtain
Plainfield
Tll
King
Electric Bitters Save Philadelphia Man From Grave
John Oliver of Philadelphia writes that after three doctors gave him up he recovered from severe illness with yellow skin and back pain thanks to Electric Bitters. He used the medicine for three weeks and credits it with saving his life and robbing the grave of another victim. Sold at 50 cents per bottle.
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Hudson
Ony
Hobson
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Draggiata
Patterson lawyer's office produced two U S figures
A Tennessee ferry tale precedes a townsman recalling his Paterson origin. He linked Garret Hobart and John W Griggs as former Tuttle office pupils who rose to high U S offices. He muses he has had more fun in life than the Tuttle boys, who now wear gray hair and long beards.
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Tennessee
Washington Star
Paterson
N. J
Socrates Tuttle
My. Tuttle
Patterson
Vic Asn
United States
Garret Hobart
Tuttle
John W. Griggs
Patterson Law Office
L'Eoucksee
Bucklen s Arnica Salve At Lyle s Grocery
Arnica salve advertised for sores ulcers boils burns chapped skin and eruptions. Guarantees perfect relief or money back with no pay required. Price 25 cents per box sold at Lyle s Grocery Store.
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Lyle's
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