Victor Murdock Named Father of Denatured Alcohol
Victor Murdock of Kansas is cited as the father of denatured alcohol, credited with discovering a method to weigh tails and protect distilling interests. His work earns him recognition as a newspaper fixture with a long residence in Wichita, Kansas, amid ongoing efforts and controversy surrounding denatured alcohol.
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Victor Murdock
Helag
Ius
Murdock
Consragsuraa
Llis
la Wienhita
Kan
Kressmen
Is It A Sin To Drop 5 Cts In The Slot
City officials investigate penny arcade games in Coshocton after reports of nickel slot machines operating in public. Chief and officer patrol Main Street candy shop owners to move machines and halt operation while Mayor may order all similar devices closed if ordinances are violated. The vending contraption dispenses gum drops and may cheat customers out of small amounts.
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Coshoctun
Counier
Pinais
Rianel
Fretazae
Iit
Smith
Local notices from MMO Grove and nearby areas
Reposted fragment notes celebrate new son arrival for Aimed in MMO Grove Florida. Nearby Oak Grove Missouri reports Raleh and Stingel active in Columbus area. Obie and Taber associated with lectures or events in the text.
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Mmo Grove
Tanib
Raleh
Oak Grove
MTC
Stingel
Columbus
Taber
Lund family Saturday night death noted in local notices
A fragmented obituary reference describes the Lund family and others at a Saturday night gathering. It mentions a death in the area and notes about Mr. Ewes and Mr. Titus in connection with the event, with sparse details due to the damaged text.
Glenn Quits Office With Clean Record In Tiverton List
The article reports James Glenn leaving office with a clean record while a public list cites indictments and charges against various individuals, including William and Henry, for offenses from child support to alleged murder. The piece notes Glenn’s status as the cleanest docket in the county, with reference to a broader list of cases and investigations.
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Glenn
Verimiti
Evward Sh
Chas
Borch O
Jota
Wheerler
Bork
Athan Jing
Dickerson
Howard Shaw O
Wakefield Moore
Levi McParland
James Glenn
Shocton County
Tonsiline Sore Throat Remedy Advised
A Canton Ohio advertisement promotes Tonsiline as a quick relief for sore throat. It claims first dose relieves pain and subsequent doses finish the cure, urging readers to try the product if faced with sore throat. The copy asserts safety and soothing properties and lists prices 20 and 30 cents for Tonsiline.
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Tonsilioe Co
Canton
Ohio
Fragmented OCR River and Farm Notes From Regional Log
Fragmented readable lines mention Bachman farm Lewis family, a river canal near Coshoehon, and repairs to buildings. The text references a test of safety, a parade of names, and community events like sermons and meetings. No coherent narrative or clear event emerges.
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Withant Bachman
Don Exel
Fowith Satiel
Bachuitan
Dade Ward
Utica Fire Threatens Town destruction and panic
A chaotic report describes a large fire threat endangering Utica and nearby districts. Fire crews battle flames as residents evacuate, with officials warning of spreading damage and urging precautionary measures.
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Utica
Bistiaens
Ana
Winter Poem Fragment From Dror Pupels Verses
Fragmented lines describe a cold season with stray images of home school and a wary woman. The piece hints at music, mood, and a shared feeling of calm amid bleak imagery, ending with a reflective note on discovery and loss.
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Han Garblcen
Oyera Credita Hien
Watt
Cryptic OCR Fragment on Burglary Case and Court Hearing
Fragmentary OCR text describes a burglary case and court proceedings. It references a suspect, a tip leading to arrest, a testimony hearing, and an unclear focus on the legal process and penalties. Names and precise facts are obscured by garbled transcription.
Park View Bought by Trinway Man Blaine Cox Takes Over
Park View billiard parlors and bowling alleys were purchased Monday morning by Blaine Cox of Trinway. Pret Smith and Edward Arnold return to positions there, with Cox taking charge of assets. RL Preston, former proprietor, pivots to real estate and loan business after two years.
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Blaine Cox
Trin Wae
Smith
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Titus Aeaw
Tiverton Man
Pheertet
Shin
Gt Lee
Tiverton
Henry
Miller
Tomita
Milani
Vale Coxey
Ciliens Tiehsen Bois
Eines
Ind
Povger Hepste
Tbds
Uroernine
Elie Tod
Meg Heer
Die Po
Hailers
Tau
Lot Copete
Williem
Tost
Ted WaSiepr
Peer
Arid Stoikes
Conesville Case
Haskins
Convention
It Vashi
Aline Workers
Feey Teate
Lahsan Peti
Lee
Pat Hamat
Beady
CANAL
Lewisville
Sardhry
Wolheim
Benita
Ted
Finddad
Waites
Sand Boys
Waruty
le Wee
Hopatety
Oecar
Peturea Viet
Festa
Tren Viekers
Bea Dickerson
Omtiprenice
Park View
Trinway Man
Washington Star
Treasury
Bull Frog Cabinet Mining Co
Nevada
H. RO Coort
Tonopah
Nev
Chas. del Bondio
Rigovite
A .D. Ayres
Escly Treas
Reno
New
Frank M. Raiff
Tuscarawas
Coshocton
Holmes
Wayne Counties
Enare
Montgomery Shenshone
Row
Mayflower
Vance
Pesrhe Ty Iy Aly
POCO
the Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
Bethe Ie Tuk
Mevaria
Frank
Raiffl
Howe
Weber
Seton Tod
Ty Doviing
Farmers National
Eaery Native
Cael
Lahore
Rens, Nevada
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