Reading Eye Movements and Wigs Across Ages
The excerpt notes that eye movement pauses reflect reading difficulty and subject matter. It discusses how rapid perception causes moments of blindness, aiding misdirection in sleight of hand and defense in boxing. It then shifts to hair fashion history, tracing wigs from Elizabeth I to periwigs and the term wig, with notes on Egyptian shaving and Roman attire.
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Staymond Dodge
Harper's
England
Quen Elizabeth
Louis XLV
New York Tribune
One legged cyclist and other odd London acts featured
A London Appodrome lineup includes a one legged cyclist and acts such as Bt Leger the armless ping pong champion who will perform three matches at once. Calmady the Jegless jockey and Looney the Impersonator also appear with various novelty feats amid talk of changing fashions and tech ideas.
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London
Bt Leger
Calmady
Jegless
Equestrina Ack
Basuto
Looney
Ilot
Dita
Wendhig
Ulvig
Wil -Bing
London Punch
The Surgeon's Knife Suspect Weakened by Chronic Pain
Mrs Pixman recounts six years of ovarian and womb inflammation causing persistent agony. The account highlights suffering endured before seeking medical intervention. The piece frames a personal medical struggle within historic women’s health reporting.
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Dean Mrs. Pixman
Anna. Martin
Hoyt Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peruna
Anna Martin
Mins Marie Johnson
Columbia
East
Detroit
Mich
Templar In Hope
Lodge
Independent Order
Good Templars
Mias Johnson
Mark Johnson
Ruth Emerson
Sycamore At
Buffalo
M. Y
Verona
Beef Trust Suit Filed Against Swift Co and Partners
The United States files a federal suit against Swift & Co and multiple related firms charging unlawful restraint of trade in the meat industry. The petition alleges price fixing, secret meetings, bid suppression, uniform charges, and railroad rebates aiming to control supply and distribution of fresh meats nationwide. Perpetual injunction and production of books are sought amid claims of a 60 percent market control and massive annual cattle, sheep, and hog slaughter.
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Chicago
United States
Swift & Co
Federal Circuit Court
Swift &* Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Hammond’ Packing Company
Armour & Co
Armour Packing Company
G21
Hammond Company
Schwarzschld & Sulzberger
Wnelkon Morris & Co
Union
District of Columbia
Paragranhatt Ia
Relief for Martinique prompts U S relief appeals
President Roosevelt asks Congress for immediate aid after a huge Martinique disaster. He urges $500,000 for rescue and relief, citing 60,000 homeless or hungry and 30,000 dead, with France seeking U S transport and supplies. Congress funding maneuvers unfold as officials mobilize provisions and medical aid.
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Armes
Nonaties
Congress
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt Tins
Senate
House of Representatives
Martinique
United States
Gaudeloupe
Fort de France
St. Blerrelas
France
America
Fort de Trance
Martiique
Buen
St. Vincent
Treasury
War
Navy
Theodore Rosevelt
Roosevelt
Ambnesacor
Loubet
Ayme
C@aadeloupe
St. Pierre
House
Fnd
Executive Departments
Dixie Roller Party
Root
Gallagher
Commissary Department
Washington
Martinque
Four deaths and massive fires from oil car explosions in Pennsylvania
A chain of four oil car explosions at a Panhandle Railroad yard near Sherman Yard, 5 miles from Union Station, caused about 25 deaths and 100 to 150 burned. Flames spread through Sheridenville and nearby towns as gas tanks and a naphtha dome exploded, destroying buildings and injuring workers, families, and spectators.
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Pitaburg
Chartlers
Sheriden Yards
Pan Handle Railroad
Union Stattor
Naphilia
Pan Wandle Railroad Company
Sheridenville
MekKee
Rock
Hil Eldes
Cork’s Run
Esplen
Olio
Pittsburg
Te Railroad Company
Pittsburg Yard
Coal Strike Spreads Across Anthracite Regions
Mitchell reports about 140000 anthracite workers idle while suspensions obeyed in three districts. Lehigh district about 20000 and Schuylkill region 50000 idle. Overall, many miners remain out amid a broad labor stoppage and pending orders.
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Mitchell
Scranton
Mitchell-cthe
Lehigh District
Schuylkel Helge
Public Aid Sought for Martinique and St Vincent Relief
The White House announces a national relief drive led by a new committee with seats in New York City. Treas. Morriy J. Jesup heads the central fund, with local committees in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburgh and more tasked to collect and forward contributions swiftly for sufferers of the tropic catastrophe.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Jtresident
Nol
Martinique
St. Vincente
Cordelag N. Bilsa
New York
Powhle
New York City
Ton
N. Bifsal
Morriy J. Jesup
Tol Clailin
Jacob Fr. Seti
William KR. Corwin
Boston
Augustus Hemenway
Henry S. T Pritchett
Trenry Tare Wigehoson
Phiadelpha
Charles Emory South
Charles @. Tarrison
Joseph
Darlington
Clement A. Gilscans
John TH. Converre
Baltimore
James A. Gary
Washington
Charles C. Gaver
Pittsbore
A. Town and I
Rok
Ruffalo
Jon G
Jon Sprague
Cleveland
Yron Tt Heirlck
Samuel Mather
D.sons Nin
I. Watmsley
W Willburn
Card
R . Asheville
Sappphire
Italy
Switzerland
Southern Railway
Poll Particullun
RSS
Alex. S. Thweatt
Eastern
Provisions Urgently Needed on Martinique After Eruption
Reports describe dire conditions on Martinique where French troops deliver limited supplies including codist and hour. Famine and sanitary needs persist in Mont Pelee impacted areas as authorities struggle to aid the stricken island.
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Martinique
France
St Plewre
Mont Pelee
St. Perke
Caine Muander
Fragmented Text On State Charters And Appointments
Fragmented OCR notes describe charters for foreign corporations denied by the Secretary of State for nonpayment, plus references to agricultural and legislative actions. Names and details are garbled, with scattered mentions of officials, oath taking, and passing mentions of a Senate bill and unrelated events.
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Texaa
Secretary of State
Rest Required for Machinery and Razors in Work
A distorted passage argues that heavy machinery and razors alike need rest to perform well. It likens engines to humans, noting locomotives rest in roundhouses, and a barber cites a razor that, despite damage, can again work well after a break. Weather changes also affect performance.
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Mators Elhodd
Mmachinery
Round House
Washington
Irate Woman Seizes Seat on Twopenny Tube Despite Offer
A chaotic evening ride on the Twopenny Tube featured a quarrelsome scene near a fat irate woman as a mild husband and wife debated seating. A courteous young man finally yielded his seat, and the woman boasted that he is not her husband. The item blends transit mood with quirky local chatter and brief ads.
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Thomas
Manester Guardian
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Holy
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Lou
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