Miss Eather Koster and the Adalusia Star Engagement
Fragmentary notice from Adalusia Star reports Miss Eather Koster of Munt ing relatives visiting Ane Huimin and Abbeville events. It mentions Alma to Alt Willian engagement, dining room scenes, and a guest list including Minnie Minningipyn and Anna Mae Pays near Newton Crack Eleanor Barnett Montgomery and others at a February ceremony with a social meal and guest attendees.
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Miss’ Eather Koster
Adalusia
Bradford Darkins
Doix
Re Wtives
Ane Huimin
Anidaluxia
Questi
Altair
Mins Velingers
Minningipyn
Mids
Anna Mae Pays Wer
Newton
Frances Reynolds
Crack
Mire Eleanor Barnett
Howard “Naxtey
Montgomery
Waiver
Ax Flowers
Pat Poyser
Louse “Rinith
Mae Flowers
Dothan Study Club Meeting Friday Afternoon
The Dothan Study Club will meet Friday afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs. Ernest Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Ernest Ford
Dardanelles clash drives Anglo French fleet to retreat
In Constantinople on December 29 British and French warships engaged near the Dardanelles. Artillery fire scattered battleships and a cruiser, driving the fleet back after a long exchange. No further details were provided on casualties or exact positions.
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Constantinople
Dardanelles
Tarkanhells
Antadnerd
Unclear text notes stray names and places
Fragmentary OCR mentions Stockholm and The Hague with stray names Ford Herssteig Tomer Hagen and feaye py Copen leaving an implied party context, but no coherent event or clear actors. No verifiable actions or outcomes present.
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Ford
Stockholm
Phere
Ford Cave Herssteig
the Hague
of the Pacific
Tomer Hagen
Feaye Py Copen
Elk herd plans pace in Alabama preservation drive
Maleyville reports from I Wallace of the department of gatwick outlines elk herd placement in Wlieton county on Crove preserve, citing county hay and forest conditions as favorable. He mentions efforts to advance free transportation of elk and potential state involvement for elk preservation underway.
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Maleyville
Dha I. Wallace
Department of Gatwick
Mowie
Wien
Winstat
My. Wallice
Waller Cousty
Wallace
Alabama
Unclear fragmentary text from historical notice
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Eduard Saures and Mia j, with references to a memorial and an ambassador to the United States. Content is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Ry
Don Eduarde Saures- Mia J ‘Hilean
United States
Visitors Return Home After Social Visits
Mr Howden Beard of Califor visits Mr and Mrs Gellerstedt and Miss Reynolds of Quark with others. Miss Kara Brown of Quark stays with Mr and Mrs R Young. mix Bob Hereford and others motored to Dothan last night from Ozark to see When Dreams Come True.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howden Beard
Califor
Mrs. Gellerstedt
Mins Kara Brown
Quark
Mrs. R. Young
Train wreck attempt near Gary sparks investigation
Fragmentary report notes a railway incident east of Gary involving a Central flyer and crude wrecking actions on ties. Authorities search for clues amid unclear details and suspect motives.
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al Af
Gary
Increase of wages for 11,000 employees
New York transit and railways companies plan wage hikes for about 11,000 employees starting the week of daring 2. Announcement from President Theodore Shonts states boards authorized the raise in December. Wages and related emission changes are tied to elevated surface lines.
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New Yort
Hovel Transit Company
York ‘Railways Company
ASTO
Theodore 1 Shonts
Freckles Play Attracts Broad Audience Despite Flaws
A local theater review praises Freckles as a popular stage adaptation though noting uneven prose and a strong romantic focus. The Broadway Company presents the production with notable charm and exciting moments, drawing in listeners and readers despite critiques of pacing and style.
West Virginia Teachers Average 344 Dollars Per Year
Wharlestown Wy Va Dec 29 The average salary of school teachers in West Virginia is four hundred forty four dollars per year compiled by the state department of free schools The highest average is 63 a month and the lowest 0 an month There are 10 084 teachers of which 4 318 are men
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Wharlestown
Wy Va
West
State Department
John T. Yates Reported Very Ill at Home
The article notes John T. Yates is seriously ill at his home in Oraha, the Dee, with unclear local details. The brief mentions his condition and location without additional context.
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John T. Yates
Oraha
Yates
Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast Splendid Habit
Readers are advised to start each day with a glass of hot water and a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels removing indigestible waste sour bile and toxins. The practice is said to invigorate the stomach and appetite and bring a rosy glow to the cheeks while improving overall health. A quarter pound of limestone phosphate is inexpensive and widely available at drug stores.
Fire department extinguishes small blaze at Fire Chief Barber residence
Fire crews made one run this afternoon to the residence of Fire Chief Barber on South St Andrews Street and extinguished a small fire using chemical apparatus.
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Barber
Paris War Parcel Delivery Mixes Up Hundreds of Gifts
The central military post office reported a mass parcel mishap as 480000 parcels of Newar gifts for soldiers were processed. About 180000 parcels were wrongly carried for wrong destinations, causing widespread distribution errors and delays across the system.
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Paris
Cenural
Coxey to Run for Senate as Independent in 1895
General Coxey outlines plans in Washington for an independent bid to the U S Senate from Ohio to succeed Senator Pomerene. He advocates a platform demanding Congress authorize one billion dollars in legal tender currency, split between a merchant marine and naval/eastern defenses.
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Monwealth
Washington
United States
Ohio
Pomerene
Congress
Christmas festival chaos at Virginia colored church
A fragment from a Virginia church Christmas festival reports a colored preacher scolding attendees for disorderly noise and poor conduct, urging memory of church decorum amid the commotion. The garbled text reflects period dialect and incomplete phrasing from the source.
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Virginia
New’ York
Boyat Roya
Periwitr Citizen Warns of Ballistick Malloréer Mail Order Goods
A prominent Periwitr citizen recounts receiving dangerous wire spring items in mail order crates. He claims the products were maliciously arranged to harm him, noting springs lodging in his eyes, neck, back, and mouth. The incident, cited in the Kansas City Star, frames the mail order outfits as a menace to civilization.
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Malloréer Mores
Periwitrkis
Civilizan
Kansas City Star
Narcotic Cactus Misnamed as Mushroom In Early Writings
The article explains that the so called axcred mushroom from An teca is actually the pey ote cactus Sophophors Williameil. Known as mescal button, it is used as an intoxicant and misdescribed by early writers as a mushroom or devil's root due to dried form resembling a mushroom in one preparation.
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Mexico
Watermelon Syrup from surplus fruit urged by experts
Watermelon syrup can be made from surplus melons, with by products used for ginger, cake, fire and flavoring for ice cream. The syrup is reddish brown and sweet with good flavor. Juice concentration offsets low sugar content.
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Agricultural Department
Hia
Lucky for Billy the young bride and the spongecake fiasco
The tale shows Billy and his wife as they cope with a kitchen mishap. The wife blames the druggiest for plans gone awry as she tries to salvage supper with ome pies and spongecake compromised by missing sponges.
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Billy
Hubby
Giat
Frivolity Versus Life’s Simple Pleasures
A contemplation on balance between indulgence and work. The author argues frills fatigue the mind and only steady staples sustain vitality, echoing Carlyle that life cannot be fed on bread alone. The piece notes frivolity deserves occasional reprieve but should not dominate existence.
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Carlyle
How to Drill Earthenware With A Steel Tool
Instructional note describes drilling earthenware using a steel drill ground to a triangular pyramid tip and rapid rotation. It suggests aiding the action with camphor in turpentine and, if no drill is available, making one from an old three cornered file by softening, filing edges sharp, and tempering.
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Angie
Pity the Dentist and the Dental Chair Trial
Quoted lines reveal a plight of a dental professional and patient in a constrained setting. The speaker notes that tour work is trying and laments confinement within a chair all day, highlighting the stress of constant patient care.
Prohibition Era Notes From Los Gatos City Record
In Santa Clara County notes from Los Gatos reflect expenses and arrests under prohibition, mentioning a four sparing period with payments of 75 cents for certain duties and authorizations, and a county father’s record noted as substantial for a town of about 3,500 residents, while another matter in Los Gatos is referenced.
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Jos. Gatos
Prohibition City
Santa Clara County
California
Sponta
Roy
Loa Gatos
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Neille
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Page
Keen
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Wlieton County
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Suarez
Miss Reynolds
Mins
Por Newton
Miss Russ
Mississippi
Mins Mary
Ha Flowers
Strickland
Porter
Sveckelies
Trisha
Angel
Fantel
Troadway Company
Ist
Matiner and Wight
Firs
West Virginia
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Ellis Jeland
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