Furst and the Fields A Maryland Apparel Emprorium Ad
Progressive Maryland merchants boast a large two store complex at Charles and W Baltimore Streets offering Men's Clothing Boy's Wear and Merchant Tailoring. They claim unrivalled quality and economy with overcoats suits hats and accessories priced from 1.25 to 25 dollars and a full line of underwear shirts and neckwear.
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Go to Eastol misread as 000 yard intrigue
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear lines about a yardage or routing event with names distorted. The readable portion mentions Eastol and a tied or tied event, but concrete facts, entities, or outcomes are not discernible from the garbled source.
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Night and day reflections from New York Press
A brief poetry excerpt notes night and day voices, contrasting the thousand eyes of darkness with the single light of day. It muses on the mind and life fading as love ends, reflecting on fleeting illumination in a lyrical tone from the New York Press.
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Windy Night Talk From Moose Island Sailor
In a windy November evening scene a fisherman named Robinson Chasee arrives at a Maine shore house. He banters about his dory, his crew, and repairs while recounting past trips and party nights. The narrator notes his rough humor and affection for sea life as he prepares to leave.
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