Blind-Man's Buff in Sullivan Manor Haunts New York Tale
Fragmentary 19th century style account describes Paul Hewlett and companions, a murder plot, a staged abduction, misdeeds in Sullivan Manor, and a fatal escape toward a chateau as witnesses lean on fear and deceit. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a crime narrative with pursuit and a perilous finale.
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Paul Wewlett
Mullivan Manure
New York
UN Baxi Jie
Mpey
Night of Snow and Pursuit on the River Valley
The narrator endures a brutal snowbound trek with Jacqueline as danger closes in. Simon Leroux and followers chase, a wolf howls, and the pair seek shelter in huts while the narrator plans to guard Jacqueline even as vision fails. A rescue dog finally guides them to safety near the chateau where Father Antoine confirms a pending marriage and hints at near reunion.
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Riviere
Jacqueline
Simon Leroux
Anurder
le Coux
Paul
Jacqneline
Nerest Airlines
Sue
Simon
The Obligation and Power of Missionary Work
The lesson outlines the obligation to preach the gospel to every creature and the Holy Spirit as the engine of mission work. It recounts the first foreign missionaries, their selection, and how divine power accompanied their efforts in spreading the gospel from Antioch to the ends of the earth.
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Christlans
Mnke
Christ
Antiogh
Priser
Rivne
Seng
Daneel
Paul
Viseall
Barnatas
Hewlett Regains Sight and Heads Toward Chateau Duchaine
Hewlett recovers his sight in Pere Antoine's cabin and sets out to locate Chateau Duchaine, pursuing the path toward the distant chateau.
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Hewlett
Pere Antoine
Chateau Duchaine
Persevering rise upon the wing of will quote
A brief inspirational note cites Herbert Kaufman and Carlyle. It contrasts rising by will with trusting luck or influence and warns that fearful unbelief lies in oneself.
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Will Herbert Kaufman
Daily Thought
Carlyle
Without Loyalty to Christ in a Christianity Adrift
A reflective plea that Christianity lacking devotion to Christ becomes hollow and lifeless like a solar system without its sun, implying faith must be anchored in loyalty to Jesus to retain meaning and energy.
Inward Beauty and Warnings Byline Fragment
A fragmented reflective excerpt cites John Smith on inward beauty and inaccessible divine truth, and Benjamin Whichcote on heedfulness. The text warns that a stumble can waste a life’s steps and practice.
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Jotn Smith
Dodson's Liver Tone advertised as safe calomel alternative
An old promotional an advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless liver medicine that replaces calomel. It claims salivation and dangerous mercury exposure from calomel, promises better digestion, energy, and regular bowels, and urges readers to buy from their druggist with a money back guarantee.
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Dodsoen
Dodson
Ady
Muddled Muss of a Local Discussion in Birmingham
Fragmentary OCR from the Birmingham Age Herald shows garbled speech on idle life and manners. Mr Du Waite laments spring fever and political restraint while references to a conveyance of contempt echo amid garbled names and remarks. The piece suggests a muted, satirical tone about public discourse and dissatisfaction with social pretensions.
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Mr. Duwaite
Its Nature. Neil-Jack Says He Adores Me
A fragment notes admiration from an unnamed speaker toward Neil-Jack, labeled as an idol. The text is terse and lacks full context or dates, with no clear event or outcome stated.
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Neil
Jack
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Adverts
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a trusted kidney liver and bladder remedy. It cites testimonials from customers and a druggist claim of broad sales and effectiveness. The pitch offers sample bottles by mail and lists addresses for ordering with ten cent enclosures, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
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Pareela Post
Kilmer & Co
Pinghamton, No
Ady
No Trust and Illusions in a Veiled Conversation
A clipped dialogue shows miscommunication and distrust among speakers named Horus Athy Rufust and sal. The exchange hints at concern for health and a demand for trust in a patient lector, though it devolves into confusion and stubborn resistance.
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Patie Lector Rusfis
Minstrel Visits Home Home Aide Pipe Cleaners
A minstrel visiting friends entertained a family of three girls. After songs he complained his pipes were stopped. A child returned with a box and asked what they were. The minstrel asked if they were throat lozenges. The girl replied they were pipe cleaners. Telegrapht reprint from Youtestown.
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Pas
Man Offers House To Man Who Saved Friend
A man named Brown, despondent after months of failed housing efforts, contemplates suicide by river. He spots his friend Green drowning, but instead of helping, he rushes to a house agent and asks to rent the house to himself. The agent refuses, citing policy to rent to the person who saved Green.
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Brown
Green
Quick
Tresireaiy
Sim
London
Discharged Soldier Denounces War Faction Claims
A Birmingham Age-Herald account quotes a discharged soldier accusing a faction of fabricating casualties. He asserts the war’s impact has been known to him for months and questions the credibility of recent casualty debates among friends and family.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Fragmentary Brain Teaser in a Bus Scene
A garbled OCR style line hints at a bus scene with phrases about brains and recognition. The readable bits resemble a scrambled quote or dialogue, lacking clear subjects or a coherent event to anchor a full news item.
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Calif
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Mile
Diehaine
Pather
Antoine
Sone Peste
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Enysporney
Cowen
Otter
Joe Whiten
M. Louis d'Epernay
M. Charles Ducchalne
Antolne
PB. Fitzwater
Moody Bille Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Christian Missions
Matthew Bis
Jewia
Chris Myiar
Alnot
Benjamin Whichcote
Dailson
Veal
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Mrs. Blatbish
Whaiash
Horus
Sal
Athy
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H A Thesuan
Old Kentucky
Lydia E. Pinkham
eEzema
UNT
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Wrice
Chicago
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