Time for Holding Services at Various Churches
Fragmented OCR lists church services and pastors for a Sunday schedule. Mentions Evangelical Lutheran and Lutheran churches, prayer meetings, and offerings with varied times and locations. includes names like Pastor W. Le Fem and Rev. Dasmvamie amid unclear lines and garbled phrases.
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Pinger
Wentreday
Rie Wey
Jyh
Mentity Lane Tae
Bate Wyfe
Dumanstry Paes
Pastor
Metmoniat
Loring
Kpworls
Aono
Rev
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Athy
Ly Dastown
Paues SP
Paul Lutheran
Mootora
Uor Srinday
Health Officer Notification on Measles Case in District
English health officer records a notification about a resident eight months old suffering from measles. The note mentions required exchanges and district health protocols for disease reporting and containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engileh
Poe
bin District
Fragmented world news and crime notes from a late issue
A scrambled OCR roundup lists varied items from riot trials and legal cases to accidents, crimes, weather, fires, and sensational anecdotes. Names, places, and dates blur into a mosaic, mentioning Homer Homestead riot, prison terms, Chicago crime, New York health fears, Mexican towns, Rome, and European figures in brief, unconnected fragments.
McKinleyism Repudiated Across Nation In Tariff Debate
The piece summarizes editorial and political reaction to the 1890s tariff dispute, noting editorials condemn tariff excesses and praise Cleveland style revenue tariffs. It cites Wisconsin and Illinois as shifting toward anti McKinley protectionism, with figures like Senator Palmer and Congressman Springer expressing a populist, anti protectionist sentiment. Named entities include New York Evening Post, Cleveland, Garfield, McKinley, Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Canada, Mexico, Central and South America.
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Wisconsin
Cleveland
Garfield
New York Evening Post
McItinley
Illinois
Palmer
United States
Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
Congressman Springer
Eating Figes and Writing Fame Provokes Mind's Flow
An 19th century note from Popular Science Monthly discusses stimulation of the fifth nerve through chewing to increase brain circulation. It cites Lord Derby’s fondness for brandied cherries and Marcy’s experiments showing mastication speeds blood flow in the carotid artery. It recalls an editor who chewed figs while writing to sharpen focus, a habit disliked by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Derby
Marcy
A Cold Treatment for the Grand Duke George
The second son of the cenr, Grand Duke George, receives a unique cold therapy for pulmonary disease. Following his physician’s theory that low temperature kills the consumption bacillus, his room is unpapered, the bed is thin, and the fire kept moderate even in cold weather. Progress is said to be checked, though attendants endure the cold.
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Cenr
George
bin Phyxinina
Harper's
McKinley Defeat Spurs tariff Reform Debate Across Papers
The selection of editorials traces reactions to McKinley’s defeat and the call for tariff reform. It cites the New York Herald, Buffalo Courier, St Paul Pioneer Press, San Francisco Chronicle, and other papers praising tariff revival and criticizing Republican policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrett
Byer Seow
Harrisss fMeaten Desaase
Kinley
Diesstrous
McKinley & Dead
Chicago Newe-Theoond
Lpsl
Peck
Prisk
Buffalo Courter
Bern
Prom
New York Herald
Ind
Adelize
Congress
United States
San Francisco Chronicle
McKinneyiam
St. Paul Globe
Dew
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dem
Cleveland
Portland Oregonian
Odd Character and Rustic Scenes Invade City Streets
Fragmented excerpt describes a curious urban appearance with strange figure and exotic imagery. It mentions a Mexican doorway scene with a tree, Solarian systems and jesters, a macot sher, and a savory dish route beneath star caves. Separate notes reference rainwater benefits for house plants and a testimonial about Salvation Oil easing rheumatism from Judge Gatewood in Cincinnati.
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Harper's
Judge Gatewood, & Avery St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Twan
Open trellis coffin marks eccentric English nobleman funeral
The late Lord Banex of England, famed for croquet innovations, earned thousands selling a mallet and used a light open hearse at his funeral. His coffin featured trellis work reflecting his inventive hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Banex
England
Harper's Weekly Subscriptions And Terms In 87 20
Harper's Periodicals announces new volumes and January start for the year. Subscriptions begin with the January issue and include free delivery by express for orders paid by post office money order or draft. Terms cover binding, replacement copies, and address changes, with payments handled through Harper Brothers in New York.
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Volumoe
Janasey
Yaromen
Harper's
Ce Express
Tree of Ferotl
Enon
Chicago
Mull
Harper & Brothers
Hath & Brothers
New York
1893 Illustrated item fragment from a newspaper page
Fragmentary OCR from an 1893 Illustrated issue shows garbled text likely a caption or heading fragment. No clear events, names, places, or dates readable beyond the year.
Harper's Periodicals Fe Magazine Degia Summary
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear text about periodicals, magazines, and items. It mentions sets, salt, tribute, and jewelry terms but lacks coherent events, dates, or named entities to anchor a summary.
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