Kings Carriage of England Royal State Coach Built for George II
The Philadelphia Press describes England's state carriage built in 176% at $36 000 for George II marriage. Sir William Chambers designed a four ton vehicle used for high state occasions. It features leather suspension, lavish gilded carvings, and a crimson satin interior. Six milk white horses with false tails pull the coach while attendants manage the scene for royal processions.
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England
George II
Hagteve
Sir William Chambers
Concord
America
Cipriani
Royal Stud
Ve Eothman
Wito
Rce Dge
Eall
Piladelphia Press
The Cocoanut Water of Tehititis Island
The article describes young coconuts and fresh coconut water. It explains the harvesting method using a sharp stick to crack the shell and extract a sweet aerated drink. It notes natives avoid old nuts and prize milk from half grown fruits as nourishment during hot travel.
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Oeocoaumt
Boeautvice Trrhastan da Doer
South Seas
Tehititis
Anourentis
Crick
Tropics
Maine Solo Mon Judge Tales From The Pine Tree State
A Maine judge notorious as the Maine Solo mon handles a petty poultry dispute. Two women claim a pullet, the magistrate questions ownership, and declares the bird belongs to his cook at the house, sending it away with a janitor.
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Pine Tree
Maine
Solomon
A Great Change in a Duel Challenge
Dialogue scene shows First Gentleman recounting a duel challenge from a year ago and revealing recent marriage. He admits changed feelings and willingness to fight if urged, while Second Gentleman responds with stern recollection and a sharp retort. Human Life.
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Muirried
Isaigbhtily
Fox Hunt Boosts Foxes Health Says Amatuer Club
The Baltimore American notes a fox claims rapid health gains from exercise as it participates in an amateur country club fox hunt. The dialogue features a wolf asking about exercise and the fox replying affirmatively about Beam improving.
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Wolf of the Fox
Baltimore
It is called strong drink because it can throw any man who tackles it
The remark from the Dallas News calls a forceful beverage a true challenge, noting it can overwhelm any man who confronts it. The column frames the drink as a powerful, perhaps dangerous, opponent in sports or life.
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Dallas News
Cigarettes and Tea in a Russian Bank Scene
An Odessa cable notes Russia as the original home of the cigarette while a London Standard correspondent describes a Moscow or Odessa bank where clerks smoke freely and tea is served by a waitress with glasses on a tray. The scene portrays a sociable atmosphere contrasting business seriousness with casual smoking.
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Rusela
Odessa
London Standard
Russia
Ure
al- Wil
Colerks
Tiadd Lyail
First American Patent: Jenks Monopolies and Early Engine Inventions
The article recalls Joseph Jenks of Boston who secured the first American patent in 1648, a fourteen year monopoly on water powered engines. It notes his origin from Hammersmith, England, his work on the Pine Tree coin dies, building the first fire engine, and his descendants including a son who moved to Rhode Island to build mills.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Joseph Jenkes
Jenks
Hammersmith
England
Lyon
Rhode Island
Myth origins from early myths explained by Tylor
The text discusses how human curiosity drives myth creation. It attributes the birth of mythology to early humans explaining natural phenomena through stories. Anthropologist Tylor is cited on mythmaking as humans seek reasons for observable events.
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Miuan
Tylor
The Literary Sweatshop of Puck Magazine
A fragmentary description notes that novels are written by machine aided processes with plots stitched, dialogue written by hand, and the work finished and sawn into chapters in a finishing room revealed by a Fair Visitor. The piece portrays a factory-like scene for literary production.
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Puck
Feigned Affection Barbs In Courtly Exchange
An exchange features sharp wit as a character labels another as hideous and spiteful, while a reply deflects with a paradox about beauty and heart. The quotation highlights social tension and irony between two figures identified as Fiezende Blatter.
Truthful people hurt feelings to tell the truth
A brief editorial note from the New Orleans Times-Democrat comments on people who only speak the truth when it may wound others' feelings, implying social or personal motives behind blunt honesty.
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Tench
Times- Democrat
Digestive Fluids and Remedies Promoting Health
An old notice extols natural digestive juices and warns against poor stomach care. It promotes Kebel for Dyspepsia and Tn disestion, claiming it is reliable and pleasant. It also touts DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills as prompt and thorough, strengthening kidneys and aiding bladder inflammation. Billings sells these remedies.
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DeWitts
Rhodeler
I. Billings
Note on Gold Toe Purchases Remains Unclear
Fragmentary text mentions Mathie, Pav, and Diteheer with references to notes, receipts, and freebies. The readable parts suggest an unresolved note about gold toe items and associated documents, but no clear actions, dates, prices, or entities to confirm.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Wins Moore at Herat Heete
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and a court or vote related scene. Names and places are unclear. readable fragments reference a product and a public or legal event with limited context.
Kodol Digestive Aid Promoted In Local Notice
An advertisement extols Kodol as the best known remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims Kodol digests all foods and relieves stomach troubles, noting it is pleasant to take and sold locally by R. F. Billings. It also mentions appetite concerns and general cautions about summer stomach ailments.
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Keel
R. FL Billings
Delinquent Notice for Corona Home Telephone Stock
Corona Home Telephone and Telegraph Company in Corona Riverside County California announces delinquent stock as of May 1908 Assessments. Shares and amounts unpaid for stock including T M Costello E W Freeman J T Hamner H Moore and J Pentelow will be sold at public auction July 7 at the company office on East Sixth Street Corona California following directors order. Proceeds cover delinquent assessments and sale costs.
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Corona Home Telephone and Telegraph Company
Corona
Riverside County
California
T. M. Costello
T.M. Costello
J.T. Hamner
T. Hamner
I. H. Moore
H. Moore
Moore
W.d. Pentelow
Jd. Pentelow
J. Pentelow _ os
J. Pentelow
Bocchants
Gotmpcuiy
East Sixth Street
Riverside Coutts
Uhre Hourel Fd Ovehoek A. Ual
State School Poll Tax Due for Payment
State School poll tax is now due and payable to the undersigned or may be paid to Atty. Wm. G. Randall at the corner of Sixth and Main Streets. DD. M. Browning, Deputy County Assessor.
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Wm. G. Randall
Sixth and Main Streets
DD. M. Browning
Dep. Co
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L. Derbyshire
Rochester
New York
Brown
Studi Brown
Lardman’s Die
Corner Mate
Iightis Streets
Riverside Calif
H. KK. Stahl
EAW
Salwade
Cal
G. R. Freeman
Luis
Corona, California
Harry F. Scoville
Ctizens Dank 2
DR. Todd
Corona, Cal
Beth
S. S. Willard
Citizens Bank
R. R. Root
Physicras
William G. Randall
Copyrichts &c
Munn & Co
Scientific American
All News
F St
Washington
D. C
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Maes
A. Kings’ Carriage
YOUNG
Mathie
Peathoorest
Bucklen
Arnica Salve
Herat
Cok Cra
Bese
Aoe
Billie
Palette
Leare
Beoin
Betteen
Dana
Eo RL Plumes
A. Huxsaw
hSecretarys
Mast Sixth Street
Cororta
Leighton Building
Riverside
Riverside, Cal
al Alsitpts
Woo Portscoox
Vives Bres
D. Wewrrr LL
Seinsrox
Ninth Street
San Bernardino Business College and Civil Service Institute
Washi
Cs Luoite Lhats
San Bernardine Business
Etas
Joop Etna
Wideawake School
Wideawake
HEALD
Business College
Nadie
Israld
Colnid de
Andytarity Lareast Commercial Selgol
Heads Colleges
Heald’s
Higherade
Heald S
Harley Davidson Motor-Cycles
Cine
Lee Richardson Automobile Co
Rollands, Cal
AL Peete
Plutographic Studio
Rubidoux
Heath
Seratek Pada
Dewitt
Aweenw
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