Immigrant Nathan Cohen and Typhoid Fever Recall
The article recounts Nathan Cohen, brought to New York from Brazil in 1912, his failed landings in multiple countries, and eventual hospitalization in the United States. It also details a long chain of typhoid fever outbreaks linked to Mr. A’s family from Wisconsin to Minnesota and nearby towns across several years.
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Saya
New York Timen
Brazil
Laltimors
Wits
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Wisconsin
Fragmented OCR Almanac Notes and Obscure References
Fragmented text lists odd days and phrases with unclear meaning. It mentions various days and terms like July, patriots, and northwest anatomy, but the overall content is garbled and lacks coherent events or names.
Typhoid Carrier Contagion Cited In Community Report
A fragmented 19th century notice describes typhoid fever cases linked to a Reverend K and family after meals at his home. Dr Maryck Raveneh reports the infection likely spread by contact with a typhoid carrier. investigators emphasize excluding other sources.
Reading the Text Near Suspected Influence in the Community
The passage notes suspicion about a few local figures not in contact with Mr A and questions whether areas are doubtful. It concludes that substantial uncertainty may stem directly or indirectly from Ait and impacts the community.
Fragmented Excerpt Reflects Shifts in Heroine Portrayal
The readable fragments discuss a historical shift from older types of heroines to modern ones. It notes the tension between traditional values and evolving portrayals, mentioning literature and figures like York and Pell and referencing war and violence in a broad, non-graphic context.
Oration and Orators in a Turbulent Era
A critical column surveys Colonel Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan as orators, contrasting Roosevelt’s practiced, polished style with Bryan’s charged, resonant delivery. The author argues Bryan’s voice is essential to national discourse, while Roosevelt’s public speaking, though powerful, risks fatigue and overexposure.
Night preaching at Headland Avenue Baptist Church
Notice invites attendance to a series of services starting July 1 at Headland Avenue Baptist Church conducted by Rev. RW Hubanky of Lake Chylla. Wally plans to attend and organizers expect a large turnout. Central Georgia trains referenced in text.
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Avenue Baptist Church
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Wally
RW. Hubanky
Lake Chylla
Washout Cages Delay Near Chattahoochee River
Washout near the Chattahoochee River yesterday caused delays as heavy rains fell earlier in the week. The incident disrupted transportation and prompted emergency crews to respond to the affected area.
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Lamport
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van Dyck
Tha Brasittan
York
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Aloatahip Company
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Jay Uounl
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Jay Gould
Osabieg
Mr. AL Miived
A. A. WH
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Toy
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Mr AL
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Wiv
Conan State Laboratory
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O. F. Brand
Fiewlar Prize
Wipath
United States
Columbia
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Corps of
Stenographers
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Roosevelt
Ho Hoon
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Colonel Raa
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Bryan
Colonel Roonevelt
WAL
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Chattahoochee
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Southern University
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Yale
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Dothan
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Eed Bank
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