Fuzzy the Woodchuck Becomes Dorothy's Beloved Pet
A girl named Dorothy finds and befriends a baby woodchuck she names Fuzzy. The animal grows tame, visits the farm, and returns after a long winter sleep. A broken leg during a later incident leads to care and renewed affection, though he avoids the garden afterward.
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Dorothy
oRathiy
Fuzzy
Tle Mire
Walt
Sthia
Jong
Woodchuck
Fizgy
Wutry
Fugsy
Teddy’s Nap and the Morning News
Teddy digs a well in the backyard with Grandpa’s iron spoon while wearing a hat that keeps slipping over his eyes. Grandma urges rest in the heat. Teddy pretends to read the paper with eyeglasses as he hears of a storm and gunfire, then falls asleep on the lounge.
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Teddy
Grandma
Grandpa
Thle
Hunting With the Camera Elevates Ethical Pursuit Over Guns
The article argues that camera hunting, begun by naturalists, surpasses traditional hunting in courage and skill. It promotes observing wildlife in retreat, studying habits and traits, and sharing education without killing. It envisions a humane, patient pursuit that reveals unseen animal stories across diverse terrains. San Francisco Chronicle.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Goats Seen as Profitable Farm Venture Across Regions
The Farmers Review argues goats offer a healthy, economical livestock option. It notes high demand for meat, milk, and mohair, especially in California and Mexico, with expanding interest in northern Wisconsin. Breeding goats on suitable land is advised for farmers on small scales.
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Cordle
California
Mexico
Lande
Wisconsin
Angora
Iowa
Improvements in Seed Corn Breeding Urged by Illinois Association
The Illinois Seed Corn Breeders Association highlights a record of progress and urges continued focus on breeding corn for seed and feed. It notes stagnant grain quality over a decade, rising imports, and the need to increase both yield and quality per acre to match progress, stressing soil fertility and sustainable farming practices.
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Ilinois Sead Corn Breeders’ Association
Farmers’ Institute
Fr. A. Warner
Prosa-examiner questions Michael Doherty in court
The transcript shows the prosa-examiner pressing Michael Doherty with a string of tester-like questions about his marriage status asking whom he married and whether he is married, in a court setting. The exchange highlights the examiner's attempt to discredit his testimony and probe his personal life.
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Michael’ Doherty
Michall Doherty
Molsister
London
Emily Refuses Marriage and Calls for Arbitration
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt, Miss Emily resists a marriage proposal from Mr. Wakindell and pleads for arbitration. The youth repeats the stalemate, noting their only disagreement is the path to resolution.
Remarkable Kidney Cure Story in Tippecanoe Area
Mrs. Elizabeth Rorick of the thin place near Buck Creek suffered Rheumatism with severe pain and sleepless nights. After doctors failed, Dodd's Kidney Pills relieved all pain and symptoms. She stopped the pills and remained free of trouble, inspiring many in Tippecanoe County to try the remedy with reported wonderful results.
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Buck
Creek
Sid
Elizabeth Rorick
Dodd
Tippecanoe County
Mrs. Rorick
Reeulte
Fragmentary OCR Note on Names and Goods in 1920s Ad
Readable fragments show names Tihn and Warnes, a claimed style fox Kia automobile, and a Madcap Violet reference. Also partial lines mention Ladies Cam Wear shoes, Arbalier, Allen's odor product, and shoe store codes. scattered address fragments and trial packaging hints appear, offering little coherent news value.
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Tihn
Other Warnes
Church
Gotham
Indualvec Ahe No T Opposed to Family Marriage
A garbled OCR fragment from a Philadelphia area notice hints at family opposition to a marriage. The readable bits reference a named location and a possible spouse, but the text is too fragmentary to determine a clear event or outcome.
Notre Dame Catalogue Highlights 1904 Courses
A fragment lists Notre Dame Indiana offerings in architecture mechanical and electrical engineering courses for seniors and collegiates. It notes special rates and departmental rooms with incomplete names and dates.
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University OF Notre
Notre Dame
Indiana
Ale
Appearance Degenerative War Cartoon Caption
Fragmentary comic panel text shows a wartime joke about an elderly man from the West and a family skeleton figure. The page includes an advertisement for Allen’s Foot-Ease and a stray legal quip about a lawyer saying a case was feasible, with Detroit Free Press noted.
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Courne
Mra. Baxter
Mr Baxter
Detroit Free Press
Patents and a Bennie Style Marriage Talk
A mixed OCR fragment lists patents from Northwestern inventors including Carl N Barquist and Madison Cooper with attachments for pundle carrying and air circulating for cold storage. It also notes names such as John J Hildahl and James H Moore. a farm gate design by Frank Morrison. and a brief, comic interlude about Bertha and Bersie Light with Edith reacting to a telephone courtship.
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Carl N Barquist
Pelican Lake
Minn
Madison Cooper
Minneapolis
John J. Hildahl
Eparta Township
Sawyer
James H. Moore
Boxemen
Mont
Frank Morrison
Hamilton
Bent
Permanently Cured Wottis orner rotiivrs and pills ad
A fragmentary reader notice contains garbled phrases about a “Great Nerve Heetn” and trial bottles with references to Philadelphia and arch Bt. It also includes a Cleveland Plain Dealer quote about warships, a claim for Piso's Cure for Consumption, and a 1908 date from Trinity Springs. The text reads as a jumble of ad like lines and stray quotations.
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Wottis
He Krave
Arch Bt
Philadelphia
Hal's Ontarrh Cure Advertisement Fragment
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions Hal's Ontarrh Cure and its internal use with price notes. The text is unreadable in places but implies medicinal advertising from a period publication. It also references Swiss university Russians and miscellaneous exotic phrases without clear context.
Bohemian composer Anton Dvorak joins Austrian house of lords
The announcement states Anton Dvorak, the Bohemian composer, has been made a member of the Austrian house of lords. The report notes the honor aligns with his distinguished musical career and influence.
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Anton Dvorak
Home of Lords
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