MARY AND DUNHAM FOLLOW A MYSTERIOUS TRAIN OF EVENTS
A mysterious young woman avoids pursuit after aiding a man named Dunham. He shows unexpected care by giving money and a ticket purse, confronts newspaper headlines about disappearances, and later learns a priceless ring may belong to her. The tale follows their separate paths toward Chicago and hints at housing tension within Dunham's family.
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Dunham
Kate oNeetlon
Mary
Rene
Chicago
Northside
North Side
Elde
Flag Station
Mary Reroington
Hiim
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Walla
Misa Nanvey Lea
Weniptad
Marcie
Pigaxant
Miother
Teay-Steek
Tryon
Emi
Whirlpools in Gun Silencers Inspire Inventor's Tormented Trial
Mr Maxim, after years of muffler work, observed a small whirlpool in a bath drain that slows gas escape. He adapted a tile tube to create a whirlpool in firearm gases, successfully reducing noise and advancing silencer ideas cited by American Machinist.
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Maxim
Harlem bank manager recalls odd sighting at distant bank
Stephen Haegen described a strange woman who tried to cash a small check. A teller contacted the check’s source to identify her. The man depicted her in vivid, jumbled terms, noting her outdated fashion, blue straw hat, and two fake diamond rings.
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Stephen Haegen
Harlem
Devere
Akes
Maid of Honor Seeks Laboucherp’s Head on a Charger
Modern Salome at Bal moral asks her maid for a Ut ic exhibition of art by a renowned dancing mistress. Princess Henry on the piano and Miss Lamber role in the section. The queen, delighted, invites a reward offer. the maid requests Laboucherp’s head.
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Salome
Victoria
Balmoral
Henry of
Battenberg
Plano
Mr. Laboucherp
Keeler Recalls Scrappy Sand Lot Umpire Tale
Joe Tinker recounts a story from Willia Keeler now Giants scout. Keeler narrates watching a Western Teague town sand lot game where a lanky boy umpire ruled a strike and a team captain challenged him. The veteran batter confirms the call, noting the boy’s fierce defense of baseball.
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Joe Tinker
Willia Keeler
Giants
Keeler
Teague
Child Cured of Eczema by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs Edith Schwartz reports her child suffered a two month eczema outbreak on the lower limbs with pimples and intense itching. After trying various remedies a sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided rapid relief and cured the condition in ten days. Sample materials offered through Cuticura Department Boston.
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Walnut St. Hillatiero
Mra
Edith Schwartz
Ciuticure
Dept. L
Boston
Omedy
After noon shopping tale stirs family chat
A tired mother rests in an easy chair to recount her afternoon shopping experiences to a sympathetic home circle. A remark about meeting Annie Green draws a sharp retort from six year old Hila who urges facing impertinence directly.
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Annie Green
Hila
Epilepsy Cure At Red Bank Doctor Claims Wide Results
Reports from Red Bank New Jersey confirm that Dr. H W Perkins administers a remarkable epilepsy treatment with old cases greatly improved and many patients claiming cures. Persuades sufferers to write for a remedy supply from Branch 48 Red Bank N J.
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Red Bank
N. J
Perkins
H. W. Perkins
Aboard Ship and Medical Remedies Highlighted in Times Column
Aboard Ship features a Marconigram request and mentions Pretty Girl wire holds. The New York Times urges prompt use of Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops for cough relief. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup touted for teething and gum inflammation. Political ambition noted as a purse-string issue.
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Mies
New York Times
Dean
Fragmentary notes hint at a patient interview scene
The unreadable excerpt suggests a dialogue where a patient or subject, puzzled by delays, requests questions from a polite interviewer. The fragmentary text mentions timing, attention to the patient, and a possible exchange about next steps. No clear names, dates, or locations are identifiable.
Branly Careful at 1 Et CAETORIA Infants End
Fragmentary OCR item mentions safety at a care facility for infants and children, with unclear names and details. The readable bits reference Teicher and a concern for over 80 children, but parts are garbled. No clear event, date, or location is established.
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Teicher
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