Fisherman’s Luck and Old Rough and Ready Heroics
The piece blends historical notes on Zachary Taylor and Winfield Scott with a fictional tale about Roger Latimer and a young cook Mary Wood seeking work by the seashore. It contrasts Taylor’s plain, civilian stance with his presidential push and follows Mary’s arrival and work in the Latimer household amid a sunlit coastal setting.
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Brage
Zachary Taylor
Winfield Scott
Taylor
Zachary
Henry Cray
Baton Rouge
Matt
Roger
Amd
Roman Arch Revived for Twin City Bridge Length
Minneapolis and St Paul prepare to unveil the longest concrete arch on the Farther of Waters as part of a new bridge. The main arch spans 490 feet with two ribs each 12 feet wide and eight to 17 feet thick, rising 83 feet, flanked by two smaller arches totaling an overall length of 2082 feet including buttments.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Louis
Mississippi
Fisherman Finds Cook in Lathner House Romance
In a seaside setting, a young fisherman-turned-cook arrives at Mrs. Latiner’s home after a string of curious questions. Roger, Mary Wood, and Mrs. Latiner navigate cooking duties, romantic tension, and news of a wealthy father as Mary dishes up a doughnut kiss and plans for the future.
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Roger Lathmer
Mary Wood
Mary
Fteger
Nox
Mrs. Latimer
Nalone
Roger
Mrs. Lathner
Tisherman
Puzzle of the Waplt Americateels across continents
Scientists debate the distribution of the Waplt Americateels 500 years ago. The species shows traces in western Mongolia and borders of Sunearta, with rare or unclear evidence elsewhere. The puzzle centers on whether a single origin or multiple regional developments explain its historical spread.
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British Columbia
Chaptih Land
Behrine Sea
Siberia
Manchurie
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Mongolia
Turkestan
Sunearta
Montana
Curiosity Sparks Tan Painting In Country Scene
A visitor admires a small Tan exquisite painting by an artist noted for tidiness and humor. The tale recalls a rural moment when the artist painted a scene on a handkerchief, inspiring a playful remark about cleaning up the resulting mess.
Forcian Brides Assorted Sale Abroad Nationalities
Fragmented OCR notes report the share of brides by nationality. Recorded totals show 2205 French, 110 British, 79 Dutch, and 82 German brides among those listed. Overall counts and phrasing are unclear due to garbled text.
First United States Coins and the Copper Fuglos
Early U S authorities minted copper fuglos in 1787 under congressional sanction. The treasury was to contract for 300 tons of copper coin with a 15 percent premium, coined at contractor expense and inspected by a U S officer. The 1787 design featured United States symbols and the motto Mind your own Business.
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United States
Congress of the
Board of Treasury
James Jarvis
Congress
Stireing Things Up
Gertrude a four year old girl defies adults in a quarrel that lands her in a locked room under a stern guardian. She warns a threat to start trouble if spanked, signaling a defiant stance amid a domestic dispute reported by The Argonaut.
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Ter Gmundm
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Ioan
Bevil of Brazil Picture Described as Mischievous One Legged Devil
The account outlines Lacy Perere, a Brazilian indigenous figure also called Saey Perere, depicted as a humorous but harmless demon with one leg. Reports from witnesses, journals, and European papers present him as amiable, prone to pranks, and rooted in aboriginal myths of the Amazon and local folklore.
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Olive
Wheeleg
Saes
Stes
Lids
Left-Handed Speech Center and Brain Hemisphere Theory
A discussion of left-handed individuals and brain lateralization notes that speech centers differ by hemisphere. Griesbach argues reeducation to right-handedness may disrupt neural development and interfere with language centers. The article explores childhood and adolescent hemispheric differentiation and potential long-term effects.
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Griesbael
Tle
Jamaica Women Vote Rights For Elections In West Indies
Women in Ta maiden are granted voting rights for parish councils and the legislature under no new sin rules. Every woman twenty one or older who can read and write and is of British nationality can vote if she meets income or property criteria including rent, rates, or personal property values.
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Jamaica
Tamaiden
Brrth
West Indies
Purochial Boards
Lezishutarre
Eivery
Turned Luck Brings Windfall and Relief for Family
A man once unmentioned in respected circles escaped death in multiple disasters and then received a remarkable windfall of 500000 dollars. News of the fortune arrived as he sought relief for his wife and family, altering their prospects and future.
Twain's Banquet Quip Draws Laughs At Grant Tribute
At a Chicago banquet honoring Gen. Grant in 1870, Mark Twain delivered a sly dig about the future leader. His drawling line, though chaotic in form, drew uproarious laughter and even Grant himself joined the cheer.
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Honer
Gen
Grant
Mark Twain
Cou
Maryland Proclamations on Constitutional Amendments 1920
Proclaimed during the January 1920 Maryland General Assembly session, two acts propose amendments to the constitution. The first seeks to adjust legislative pay and session rules, the second to regulate clerks of courts pay, with submission to voters at the next general election. Approved April 9, 1920.
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Maryland
Legislative Department
General Assembly
State of Maryland
State of
Marsland
Congress
Baltimore
Maryland Constitutional Amendment Proposal to Amend Section 37
The document describes an act to amend Section 37 of Article 4 the Constitution of Maryland directing submission to voters. It outlines the establishment of Clerks in Baltimore City Courts with six year terms and a salary of 4500 dollars, plus procedures for vacancies and deputy appointments. It ends with the governor noting the submission to voters in 1920 and ballot wording.
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Maryland
Attimore City
Supreme Bench
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Governor of Maryland seals July 28 1920 proclamation
A formal gubernatorial certificate dated the 28th of July 1920 from the City of Annapolis, bearing the Great Seal. Austar C. Ritns signs under the Great Seal and Phillip B. Perelman, Secretary of State, authenticates the document.
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State of
Maryland
Annapolis
Austar C. Ritcns
Phillip B. Peruman
Sundays Annapolis Claiborne Service Times
Service schedule lists 9 a.m. and 3:60 p.m. as morning and afternoon hours with a 6.00 p.m. evening session. Details reference Annapolis and Claiborne locations, indicating a church or religious event timetable.
Obituary Notice for Zeb Horsey Deceased in Caroline County
Estate administrator H D Worsey warns all claimants to file their claims with vouchers by April 12 1921 or be excluded from the estate. Notice dated September 21 1920.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Zeb Horsey
Iate
Omy Nand
H. D. Worsey
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