Fencing Master Killed In Accident Over Dog Dispute
M. Alfred Guenet clashes with editor M. Jerome Protestan after tripping over the latter's dog outside a Parisian cafe. The fencing master M. Cotignac, hired by Guenet, sharpens a foil and accidentally wounds Guenet fatally during lessons. Guenet flees, planning travel to Malesherbes, while Protestan disappears with a prank involving the Phare du Loiret editorial rooms.
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M. Alfred Gitenct
Baazar Parisian
Grand Cafe
Pithivers
M. Jerome Protestan
Share du
M. Provwertan
Phare
M. Pyrotestan
M. Guenet
M. Protestan
M. Gitench
Monsieur Cotignac
Pithiciers
M. Gilenet
M. Cotiquac
M. Gitenet
Im. Gitenet
M. Cotignac
M. Gilnet
Concienge
Maleserbes
Gien
Protestan
Malesherbes
M. Dilenet
Phare du Loiret
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Care of the Teeth And Dental Health Lessons For Children
The column warns that over sixty percent of public school children have at least one tooth needing attention and explains how decay invites infections and hampers nutrition. It also discusses fashion notes on artificial flowers in clothing and simple home tips for improving item wear and pot drainage.
Domestic science hot pot with beef or lamb and souffle
A practical household menu featuring a beef or lamb hot pot with potatoes and onions, followed by a corn and cheese souffle. Includes stuffed cucumbers and a chocolate pudding for dessert, with step by step cooking times and oven temperatures.
Fur fashions of the season outlined with bold colors and furs
The article surveys brown and black fur use in women’s wear with monkey skin, seal, mink, sable, and beaver as luxury trims. It notes fur trims on gowns, two tone contrasts with blue pink or canary, velvet gowns in pearl gray and blue, and elaborate corsetry and bodices. It also highlights short modern dance frocks and practical corsets, urging careful line over over decoration.
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Rome
Advertisement exclaims buy now for complete record of European war
An noisy ad tone claims to send "10 code" to a press office for a complete European war record. It mentions a physics ignited theme and includes promotional language. The readable text is fragmented and ad like.
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Vrice
Twain on Cigarette Habits and Two Smoking Rules
Mark Twain answered when asked how many cigarettes he smoked daily. He said he kept no records of his habits but followed two rules: first, never smoke while sleeping. second, smoke only a pure tobacco cigar. The second rule can be observed strictly by smoking.
Timetable for Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway
The notice lists daily first and last car times between Frostburg Cumberland Westernport and Lonaconing with hourly departures and connections. It includes station stops such as Clarysville Red Hill Narrows Park Long’s Eckhart Moscow Barton Franklin Westernport and notes all cars connect at Frostburg. J B Taylor serves as Superintendent.
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Frostburg
Cumberland
Weklart
Clargeville
Red Hill
Long
Narrows Park
Baltimore Street
Lonaconing
Westernport
Pranklin
Reynoulds
Karten
Moscow
Lomaconing
Iltinnd
Ng Blakes
Berden Shaft
Boost
J. BE. Taylor
Fragmentary 1844 Transit Schedule Note
An 1844 transit fragment lists times and routes with unclear names and places. The readable items include a 7:00 AM departure and 4:15 PM movers reference, but many tokens are garbled, yielding partial station and timing details without clear origins or destinations.
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Dohochchohomocho
Max Fischer
Guenets
Monumeur
Frice
Cumberland Press Office
Tial
Maude Hall
Sary
Nit Hat Shop
North Center Street
Phipps and Gage
McMullen Bros
of Ladies’ High
Boyes
Child's Navy
Royal Shoe Polish
McMullen Brothers
Infants’ and Children’s
Coats For
Mark Twain
Citizen Club
Wilmot
Kiere
W. T. Wolford & Son
the Cigar Men
Cumberland, MD
Cumberland & Westernport Electric Railway
Maryland Railway
Sabedute
Enaire
Tramap
Pitty
Louis Stein
Chapel and Meggae
North Centre St
Ree
Harbaugh
Evening Press
Cumberland Press
Ertisement
Kelso’s
Liberty Street
National Painless Dentists
McCoory’s
Ead
Bidg
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