Potatoes Deals and Local Notices Across the City
A garbled local page shows multiple classifieds and notices: potato promotions at Crapner’s and Crapferts with 25 to 26 cents a bushel, rooms for rent at Bracken Bros, and a range of ads for hires, theater events featuring the Old Virginia Minstrels at the Library Theater, and a few city updates including a Fine of five dollars for profane language and upcoming meetings of the Business Men's Exchange.
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Nee Wright
Teen's
St. Jamen
Crapferts
Cohen's
Crapner's
Bracken Bros
1St Ave
Itil
Tatcos
G. N. Roberta
Wright's
Gohen’s
Senton
Old Virginia Minstrels
Library Theater
West Smith Street
Park
Robert Patterson Real Hytate Agency
Mra
E. Ward
Washington Street
Ajax
Harmon
Ihequire
Robert Patterson Reat
Arthur H. Trent
Union City
J. Paul ‘Treat
Cambridge Springs
Virginia
Opera House
J. Bowie
W. Ed. Marah
G. N. Roberts
Opera Howe
Erin
Entre Nous
St Jumen
C. M. Gilson
Belipso
Standard Oil Company
Franklin
Earthquake Forecasts and Theories Cast in Doubt
The Washington Post quotes skepticism about predicting weather and geologic events. It notes that foretelling storms days ahead is unproven, while earthquake and volcanic forecasts remain largely unknowable. The piece highlights lack of reliable principles amid abundant theories. Baroness Scherr Thons has a daughter Derlin born April 6. The countess, formerly Maryel White, is the daughter of a former American ambassador to France. She was married in 1909 to the Count, with a civil ceremony on April 28 and a Roman Catholic ceremony on April 29, which the ambassador declined to attend due to the Blatop of Brea.
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Washington Post
Scherr-Thons
Derlin
Kitts Wife For Burglar in Perth Kansas April
A farmer, June Vandervoort, shot and killed a woman who he believed to be a burglar carrying a 6 month old child. The child was unharmed. The report notes the incident occurred early yesterday and that the wife was walking through the door with the child.
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Kitts
Perth
Kan
June Vandervoort
Bullion and the slang tale from graft to color conflict
A collection of notes on slang origins from bullion to bull on and graft to the gift of gab. The piece cites Melbourne during scares by Russians, British captains soloing past, and a Benjamin Constant anecdote about Queen Victoria and the Garter ribbon. It blends linguistic lore with scattered historical vignettes.
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Indianapolis News
Melbourne
Ita
Pasaulge
London
Benjamin Constant
Tong of
Bine
Constant
Windsor & Attle
Order of the Garter
Umbrella Return Confidence and Corset Appeal
A fragment suggests a name on an umbrella is likely to be returned to its owner and warns that removing a name would ruin the umbrella. The piece notes no extra charge for monogramming and claims a GOSSARD corset offers superior fit and strong appeal for women seeking to look their best.
Notice to consult eyesight specialist D Padoll
Consultation announced at the St Jamon Hotel for Friday by appointment with D Padoll, listed as the eyesight specialist.
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Eyesight Speciallst
D. Padoll
St. Jamon Hotel
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